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kiwikeith

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  1. On ‎9‎/‎9‎/‎2017 at 2:26 PM, DerekMarshall said:

    Interesting they wish to bring the driver in for "interrogation" and not for questioning. Seems to me he will be brought in and the nature of the interrogation will depend on him telling what they want to hear, be it truth or not! 

    I know Nothing! will be the drivers answer, we don't know what to make of it says the government, if they don't know then we don't either, maybe a Red Bull private jet left behind by the brat was used to fly her out of Cambodia.:sorry:

  2. 16 hours ago, darksidedog said:

    Given that he doesn't know where she is, or how she got away, how can he say with certainty that no high ranking officials helped?

    Because, didn't see it didn't do it!!, and I don't know where Mr brat Red Bull is either but hope he's enjoying the diving comp at the moment.

  3. 15 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

    A truly sickening story - and some people seem to be more concerned about the reputation of the village.

    This seems to have been going on for some time ,so probably different men over this time who got to be in the know from others.

    Not good but goes on a lot in LOS and other countries.

    Someone must have known and this should have been stopped but TITS.

  4. On ‎8‎/‎29‎/‎2017 at 2:38 AM, CyclingLight said:

    I believe the fine accrues at 500B/day.

     

    If a random police check finds X has overstayed before X gets to the airport, X could be imprisoned and put into detention as well as banned. X could escape that by presenting their Thai passport (rather than their US passport) if stopped, and, of course, being Thai, X may be unlikely to get stopped for a passport check. Seems to me this is a low risk for your friend.

     

    I believe X could turn themselves in at Chaeng Wattana, pay the fine, and still obtain a 30 day extension (1900Baht)  which ought to be pretty close to getting X to Sep 6 (60 days plus July 8 arrival date; plus usually a 1 day overstay is ignored as far as fines and notations in the PP). (Call immigration first, or wait until someone more expert than myself verifies this). Your friend might even be able to escape the fine because of the Thai passport and "mistake". 

     

    Not sure if dual passports are linked, but if X shows them both at the airport as a way of excuse at the airport, then the Immigration Officer will be looking at both of them... but from my understanding, if one turns themselves in, they will not face being banned until 90 days and over of overstay. Going to the airport on the way out is considered "turning oneself in" which carries less penalty than being "caught" in a random passport check.

     

    Seems to me, your friend ought to simply call immigration and find out. They may indeed excuse the mistake, and, if not, X will know exactly what they are dealing with. 

     

     

    Can't he just leave LOS on his Thai passport and enter the US on the USA passport?, best he goes down to the immigration office and sorts it with them, for  a Thai should not be much problem.

    My son has dual citizen passports enters LOS on Thai leaves on Thai enters home on NZ passport and leaves on NZ.

  5. 9 hours ago, Mike555 said:

    First the cop-killer "Boss," now Yingluck...Interpol must be getting tired of being asked to clean up the Thai justice system's abject incompetence and / or corruption.

    Don't forget Shane Looker the suspect in the suitcase full of a girls body and animal parts who strolled home to Hua Hin , picked up his gear and strolled out of the country.

  6. On ‎8‎/‎29‎/‎2017 at 9:47 AM, Thechook said:

    Total incompetence by Prayuth and his elite security personnel,  couldn't guard a dead fish.  Thousands monitoring and guarding a monk who walks straight past, troops deployed, roadblocks set up to monitor Yingluk and the little old lady strolls out.

    To much Red Bull consumed, puts everyone on a caffeine trip, but walking across borders in the south is an everyday event for locals.

    I'm personally  glad she has left as no doubt there would have been some riots if she was convicted and jailed .

    We all know anything is possible in the LOS the saddest or sadist thing is the poor old Burmese 2 ,has to be the most disgusting set up of these times.

  7. 18 hours ago, seajae said:

    the only ones that flee are the criminal elements that are guilty and do not want to be locked up, has nothing to do with being innocent. This was all about money and jail time, she is the same as thaksin, think they are above the law and will never accept any guilt for what they have done, can only hope karma gets both of them

    And meanwhile, the show goes on, corruption thrives, the only difference is the divvy up might be altered .

    Personally, things seem to have got worse under the regime, corruption is a world wide problem in all governments-- politicians are puppets for the giant corporations that run havoc amongst us 

  8. 6 hours ago, Briggsy said:

    There is so much wrong in this story it is impossible to know where to begin. From all sorts of illegal behaviour, justification of that with lame excuses and outright lies, pathetic decision-making, failure to plan, cowardice, lack of law enforcement and lots more. I would be listing them all for hours.

    yes the ambulance did not have resuscitation equipment, or a medic to accompany the victim.

  9. 20 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

    Marauding packs of xenophobic dogs; what can be done? They won't tell us who their leader is.

     

    Law number 377, if you can find the owner of the mangy rabies infested or sick mangy dog and get paid for expenses incurred for medical, then good luck.

    I never heard of 377 b4.

    But even if I managed to find a dog owner it would be my fault for being farang and walking near the dog, or the pack of dogs.

     

    Packs of dogs are everywhere, around the Dragon market in Hua Hin where my wife who is Thai was mistaken by a mangy dog as a farang.and bitten.

    (some of these doge are so mangy they are dragging their bums around on the grounds of the market because of itch, very sick and very hygienic)

     

    At Hua Hin hospital there was about 6 other people getting treated for dog bites when we went there, only one was a farang!!!

  10. 16 hours ago, gregchambers said:

    Generally, Thai Mafia types would have access to immigration databases, including hotels etc visited in Thailand and home address in farangland  and they would  probably get the hitman to do a drug run as well as shoot the victim (to justify the cost)... the impetus would be how much face they have lost in Thailand. With smart mobile phones it is also easy to distribute photos of the victims to overseas Thais if they are not able to immediately track him down. No idea about this case but generally anything is possible.

     

    Sounds like he possibly owed a lot of money to someone powerful enough and bad enough to do this.

    Interpol might have flags flying somewhere here unless he has been of the radar along time.

     

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