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39 minutes ago, Tailwagsdog said:

.....well there's got to be a reason ...

Is he seeing somebody's wife?

Has he dumped an ex ..GF or partner?

Does he owe money?

...there's always a motive, unless it's a street robbery, and it doesn't appear so ...

The reason is given in the new report, he was accused of offending one of the attackers father.

On 11/10/2024 at 10:26 AM, fredwiggy said:

Yes I live in Thailand and was aware what goes on here long before I moved here, and have seen it proven since. A predator is someone that goes after under aged girls. The 15 year old age of consent is something a pedophile would think up. Yes, it's Thailand and still third world thinking, hopefully with the younger generations to come it will change. Things that have been accepted for decades and more doesn't mean they are right.

 You say elsewhere you only deal in facts, if you do deal in facts you would know that a pedophile would want a much lower age of consent as they have an interest in prepubescent children. You are referring to hebephilia or ephebophilia. 

8 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Don't you mean the squirts?

I would have wrote squirts if that's what I meant, that said I did actually write squits but it must have autocorrected to squats. I guess squits is localized.

its clear she has a mental illness, she thinks she is a man.

investigation for what? Someone had the squats, tried to get to the bathroom and did't make it, I'm not sure why that needs an investigation. If it was a freshly curled out solid then that would be a different story.

On 9/17/2024 at 10:16 AM, khunPer said:

When I had my daughter's birth certificate translated, we could use a normal translator. Thereafter the translation was legalized by the Thai Foreign Ministry in Bangkok. It could be done as same day service, and there are translators available in same building. Otherwise legalized documents can be send as EMS.

You already has an official translation of the children's names, as it is used in their Thai passports.

 

When leaving Thailand you would need a certificate from the amphor district office, where the mother permits you to take the children out of Thailand. The mother needs to be present at the amphor office to have the document issued. The children will leave Thailand on their Thai passports, as (or if) they have not entered on a UK-passport. There is a sample of my letter below; however, I was never asked to show it, and my daughter has my family name and was 13 years old when I first time travelled abroad with her, but the immigration officer asked her some questions in Thai when we were leaving. In case an immigration officer should ask for the mother's permission and you don't have the certificate, the children might not be able to leave.

 

I don't need the permission, I show the divorce doc showing I have full custody. However when I flew out this time on Monday evening we all used the digital scanners, never even spoke to an IO, I could do this as I didn't need the re-entry permit this time. we've left and come back in a few times already now.

I visited the MOFA and had all the docs certified, easy process really, could book my slot while I was there.

18 hours ago, Moonlover said:

When a phone is static it will 'ping' on just one mast, usually the nearest. When a phone moving it will 'ping' on a number of masts in succession, thus indicating is direction of movement, a tracking technique that often used in crime detection work. The phone company would therefor have been able to report that Simon's phone wasn't just 'near' the airport. They would know whether it travelled to the airport at that time.

 

It would be one of the first things that any investigator would want to know. "Where was he and what were his last known movements'.

You could talk a glass eye asleep.

2 hours ago, Moonlover said:

My apologies if my response to your earlier post confused you. It was your reference to the 'many hotels all around here' that confused me. And it still does.

 

19 hours ago, Moonlover said:

 

When a phone company is asked to trace the movements of a mobile, they do by checking to see which phone masts it was in contact with. That's calling 'pinging' and owner of the phone cannot detect that 'pinging', only the phone company can do that.

 

Bottom line, what are you talking about when you say 'my phone pings every day?'

Jesus wept, it's a figure of speech. I live near the airport so if the phone company checks it then it would ping my location near the airport every day, it doesn't mean I am at the airport or going to the airport.

Any more silly questions?

2 hours ago, Moonlover said:

 

 

My phone pings every day near the airport, I live nearby. it proves nothing, there are hotels all around here.

Of course one would assume he was on his way to the airport if he had a flight due.

16 minutes ago, Lorin said:

Do you have the contacts of the translator you used? Please send by PM if its not allowed here. Thank you.

Sent you a PM

An update on this. I went to MOFA, found someone there that would do the translations required, booked online for the same day to submit the documents. Paid and handed the receipt to the translator who collected the stamped docs a few days later and sent them to me by EMS.

No cost for the EMS or the collection. Total translation cost for 2 x birth certificates (The translations I already had were rejected by MOFA as being incorrect) 1 x divorce certificate, 1 x document showing the terms of divorce etc. Total paid the translator was 1500 THB. This obviously doesn't include the stamp fees paid directly to MOFA. I was only required to pay after she collected the stamped docs from MOFA.

I had emailed a company in Trendy for a cost for translation, they came back (a few days after everything was completed) with 900 THB per page, more than double what I paid in MOFA.

There is no official translator in MOFA but the staff there directed me to lady standing not far away named Am who had the translations done within the hour, along with required copies etc, all for 1500.

Authorities now say one of them poisoned the other five, not sure how they just get this conclusion unless they found poison in one persons luggage.

4 minutes ago, edwarda909 said:

The article says the truck passed through a checkpoint. I don’t understand. What’s the point of having a checkpoint if they’re incompetent.

Local government vehicle, was probably just waved through.

5 minutes ago, Kenny202 said:

Marriage or parent visa?

 

Parent, I divorced their mum and got full custody. Changed the marriage visa to dependent/parent visa then. I have extended twice on this visa. Both Times would not take into account my income and insisted on the 400k in the bank. I used my Foreign Currency account with Bangkok Bank.

I think you need to ask immigration this question to be honest, it seems it all depends on who is at the counter handing back the passports, this is why it's difficult to answer.

This was at Chaeng Wattana. 

Hard to answer correctly, one time on collection I was asked to provide updated bank book showing 400k, the next time I was not asked to provide updated bank book. 

Both occasions the money had to be in the account 3 months before applying.

9 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

I'd get their UK passport before going back to UK. 

 

Passports are UK property, the mother can't hang on to them. 

 

 

Maybe badly written, I mean they hold UK and Thai passports, I have them in my possession . It was not an acrimonius divorce, there are no issues with that side of things, my question is only about the translation etc.

I am considering taking my children to live in UK, they were born in Thailand, Thai mother etc, hold both passports. 

I am divorced from their mother and have full custody.

My question is related to the birth certificates and divorce cert/document being translated to English for use in UK and certified, I believe MOFA should be involved.

Can anyone shed any light on the requirements and process please?

I have seen an obviously mental Thai woman drop her knickers and have a dump opposite Morning Night Bar on Soi 4 a few years back where there is/was a small entrance to the petrol station.

They told me last month you need to be in the Yellow book and have the pink card, this was confirmed by their call centre. This was to continue paying in. I had no issue claiming back what had been paid in.