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8 hours ago, quake said:
What prison do these things go into when sentenced.
There ID card still says there a bloke.
But, if it's had the full op. it's got a penis turned inside out
making a fake vagina.
What then, ladies prison ?
Or is there a special unit for them all. ?
Pattaya Prison had a separate room for them in the medical wing, years ago. There were only four, if memory serves, that were out-and-out lady boys.
In Chonburi, they used to keep them altogether in one room/cell with the older and sick prisoners, basically, a larger prison so there were more of them.
Most of them were in for drugs, theft or dishonesty.
The authorities didn't want them sleeping in the same rooms as standard prisoners. Lady boys can cause havoc in mainstream prisons.
They still sold their services at weekends in the yard, when the work factories were closed.
Times may have changed.
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11 hours ago, prakhonchai nick said:Carrying out a crime using a weapon as a threat (knife/gun etc) and endangering peoples lives (possible heart attack) warrants a death sentence
Good job you aren't running the judiciary, then.
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8 hours ago, quake said:What prison do these things go into when sentenced.
There ID card still says there a bloke.
But, if it's had the full op. it's got a penis turned inside out
making a fake vagina.
What then, ladies prison ?
Or is there a special unit for them all. ?
You interested in requesting visiting rights?
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25 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
That would depend on where the kid was born , if the kid was born in Thailand leaving on an empty passport , a passport without an entry stamp , Thai immigration would need parental/Court proof of allowing departure
The kid was Russian according to reports.
29 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:Those are the airlines rules, they are not immigrations rules, immigration has different rules for children going abroad
16/17 is not a child.
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To the posters saying they would like to hear his side of the coin, fair enough. However, he seems to have also done this behaviour state side as well with both a Filipina and a Chinese woman.
It is alleged there are more witnesses coming forward that he has done this type of behaviour in SE Asia.
It seems a pattern is forming, and he appears to be some kind of sociopath and then taking it a step further using violence in at least a couple of cases.
This has all the hallmarks of a very dangerous individual. He then attempts to blame it on PTSD.
Well, if he actually did ever serve in the Armed Forces, he should be getting the necessary help in his own country, not globe-trotting, terrorizing and stalking women.
To then send sexual activity videos of his victims to their friends, work colleagues and families is vile behaviour, and is indefensible.
This guy has major psychological problems.
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18 hours ago, Dr B said:
Immigration would easily look to see if the surnames on the passport were the same or not. If not they would suspect some form of human trafficking. One of my daughters from the UK is divorced with three sons who bear their father's surname. She chose to use both her and her husband's surnames when they were married, and still uses that passport to avoid such issues.
16/17-year-olds can travel without parents.
From the airlines website:-
Some airlines permit this for kids as young as 12. When a child has reached this minimum age for traveling alone without unaccompanied-minor procedures, the airline does not require evidence of parental permission to travel alone. If the child has a passport, he or she can even travel internationally.
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5 hours ago, swm59nj said:
So he shared the videos with their friends, colleagues, and family? I guess these women gave him all the information how to contact these other people. Very odd .
And for the American bashers, including other western countries, on here. Maybe they should look at themselves. Because in reality they are in Thailand because they didn’t have much going for them in their own countries. Both socially and economically inept.So now you are taking the initiative and attacking other Western posters, just in case, heaven forbid, they might put a post up that could be considered American bashing?
3 hours ago, Mywayboy said:Almost all senior citizen expansion in Thailand are either EX? Marines,SAS, CIA or some other reinvented self.
I know one very well states he is Ex CIA every story is identical to Jason Bourne Movie 555.
Just let him ramble gets hit Jollies I suppose.
Not me, I am a Brit, but I identify as a Nigerian Prince, you might have seen emails from me.
Actually, I am Ex Military but only qualified as a Leading Weapons Engineering mechanic (posh for electrician)
I quit when they told me I had no chance of the Admirals job.
3 hours ago, BritManToo said:Advertising themselves on dating site + having sex immediately with the guys they meet = hookers IMHO.
Plenty of women with respectable jobs hooking on the side in Thailand.
Harsh, but true.
And it seems quite a few putting it out in the hope of the American dream.
It doesn't however, excuse this piece of human excrement for his lowlife and disgusting behaviour.
He really is the bottom of the barrel. However, filthy behaviour has no borders or nationalities nor religions.
This makes the Brits vs South Africans look like a Sunday school misunderstanding.
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58 minutes ago, Bepah umayun said:
any spotless nationalities among us?
Only us Brits!
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9 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:
If the father does not have custody nor permission but tried to leave the country with the child, it would be classed as kidnapping and certainly would be the business of both the Thai police and Immigration.
A Russian leaving with a Russian minor? 16/17?, I doubt they would look twice, let alone want to get involved.
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4 hours ago, Coota said:
Judging by the number of teenage mothers walking around carrying babies at my local market here in rural Surin yesterday there is no problem, getting the them to work could be a problem though, when they grow up.
Up here as well, where I live.
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No shortage of kids up here in the sticks!
How useful this lot is in the workforce or for a labour shortage, however, is debatable.
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3 hours ago, khunjeff said:
The place appears to be the size of a football field, so the "secret" must not have been kept very well.
It looks like the bloody stock exchange, if it wasn't for the tables in the foreground, (unless that's a generic photo and there's a damn sight more than 1,000 people in that photo.
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3 hours ago, jacko45k said:
Short on details to avoid such rumour I expect .... the supplied link is even more limited.
I agree, it would be very strange but not unheard of to take a random 16/17-year-old to the airport.
Poor journalism with scant details, and they mention he was stopped at arrivals when one would have thought departures, so does that have any relevance?
OK, I accept it wouldn't take you long to get from arrivals to departures.
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I find it an obscure law in Thailand where they accuse somebody of taking away somebody between 15-18 even with parental permission.
I see girls having kids and living with very young boyfriends up in Isaarn at not more than 14 years old.
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I would think there is definitely a family/parental connection to this story by the Russian man.
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45 minutes ago, Freddy42OZ said:
He could be the father trying to take the kid back to Russia without the mothers permission.
My Russian GF is divorcing her Russian husband and she would not allow him to take their daughter out of Thailand.In a case such as this one, it certainly would be no business of the Thai police or immigration.
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7 hours ago, flyingtlger said:
Such a sad and pathetic story. All 3 should be held accountable and sent to jail. Lock them up and throw away the keys....And what has a working father done wrong?, he has stood up to his parental responsibilities, gone to work and sent 500 baht per day to look after his son.
Sounds like a Dad doing his best to me.
It is the adoptive parents. Bruises and bite marks? It can only be child abuse.
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Sad at 30 years old.
RIP.
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1 hour ago, worgeordie said:is this in response to this ...
'Transgender Woman Arrested for Stealing 300,000 Baht Gold Necklace From Chinese Tourist in Pattaya'
you always get good news after the bad news.....
regards worgeordie
I was thinking just the same.
I thought, we are just lacking the good old 'found in the back of my taxi story' and up pops this one.
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8 minutes ago, BenStark said:
If you're not single then your partner has the chance to double that income, and make it even more liveable since you share certain overheads
If the partner can be bothered to work, as many don't.
2 hours ago, bkk6060 said:Pretty crappy. An embarassment really. I know some Thais who have worked in factories the best thing about it they have said is OT is usually plentiful. Work a lot of hours and they can make 15k + a month. Still, a lousy wage but at least livable.
Agreed, but it's the going rate.
I remember my days of having the hotel in Pattaya, and we looked after our staff far better than Thai owned places.
We paid Christmas and New year's bonuses, annual leave and correct monthly days off, advances of wages when they were short, paid the government their dues in required taxes and social security (it was checked with foreign owned establishments but not so much with Thai owned ones).
However, there would still be foreigners asking staff members their salary and then reacting with scorn and sarcasm, then winding the staff up by stating slave labour by the management.
We paid over the going rate and staff seldom left us. There was a happy work environment.
It was these same foreigners moaning and up in arms and searching high and low around Pattaya for better deals, when we wanted to increase room rates by 50 baht or 100 baht a night.
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It's 3.50am, and you are walking around with 300,000 baht necklace in Pattaya.
What could possibly go wrong?
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The teacher obviously lost control and has now realised he went way too far and doesn't fancy a conviction, loss of job and handing over compensation.
It will happen again, maybe to a different student, if not addressed quickly and firmly.
The teacher needs punishing and bringing to heel. It is illegal to hit a kid in Thai schools and was outlawed years ago.
Yes, kids can be a pain in the ass, but that was his chosen profession and vocation.
He had many options, sending to headmaster, sending the kid out of class, sending the offending kid home.
But not to beat him in front of the whole class, causing the boy to hide under a table., and then he has cuts and bruises to head, neck and body.
That's way beyond chastisement.
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3 hours ago, Darksidedude said:
Accidently ??
Maybe the Perpetrator is a friend of the reporter?
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25 minutes ago, scorecard said:
With respect, he passed away a few months ago, RIP Joe.
Passed away is only a euphemism for died.
There was no disrespect.
He was a very positive contributor to the board on visa issues
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Transgender Gold Robber Arrested
in Eastern Thailand News
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That would take thinking and planning.