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Well, here's hoping that they get the fairness and justice which they deserve.

He is absolutely right, of course. Reason being.........

samesame USA.

He looks like a fine specimen of humanity. I guess his usual scams aren't working out so well. Methinks that if one of his victims offered to call ambulance/police for him, he would disappear quickly.

Hopefully, the other inmates at whatever jail or prison he eventually ends up in will have a chance to see the video. It truly is a terrible thing to behold.

"I was drowning my sorrows, but my sorrows, they learned to swim" From U@ song Until the End of the World

UNveiled threats, methinks:

The prime minister specifically identified a Channel 3 reporter, Ms Thapanee Iadsrichai, and warned that she must report herself to authorities concerned for her reportage of the recent seizure of Thai fishing boats in Indonesia.

He asked if the media would take the responsibility if the European Union stops buying seafood products from Thailand because of the Thai media’s negative reporting about Thai fishing industry.

There's a silver lining in every cloud, I reckon.

You are dismissed. GOOD bye.

Time for a very long shopping trip, methinks.

Hopefully the cops all received a nice glass of ice cold lemonade to further enrich their experience.

The prosecutor murdered the man, and should be prosecuted for murder.

Precisely. Another fatal frame up. Until prosecutors, cops, and witnesses with a secret agenda are held accountable for their bogus testimony, more innocent people will suffer and die in prison. Prosecutors want to improve their stats. Bad cops want to improve their stats, and reduce the heat emanating from unsolved crimes. Bogus witnesses want to get reduced sentences or other favors. I believe that most people in prison belong there. I also believe that there are a lot of innocent people in there too, due to the aforementioned reasons.

This guy is quite a specimen. In footage I saw shortly after one of his arrests, he is led past a camera, in handcuffs. He looks at the camera without hostility, or arrogance,and seemingly with no emotion. He looks like a lizard sizing up the cameraman for suitability as a meal. If not for this hbo special, he might never have faced justice, because of the wealth and power of his family.

Seems like the elderly gent could do much better, he looks pretty spry for 62, and has money to boot.

I always enjoy a touch of comedy in these reports:

"Metropolitan Police commander Pol Lt-General Srivara Ransibrahmanakul said that if the money were found to be real, police would attempt to locate its owner."

City of Ghosts.

_{Top-notch thinking as usual from the purple-assed baboons.}

This appears to be an anonymous summation of the report by the Canadian coroner with strange emphasis weighting and added conjecture to shift any criticism or responsibility away from the hotel and its owners and away from the Thai authorities.

Those familiar with Thailand will recognise this style.

Yes, that's my take on it as well.