Singha Heir Unveils Abuse Evidence Against Brother

Siranudh “Psi” Scott, an environmentalist and heir of the Singha beer brand, released a voice recording detailing alleged sexual abuse by his brother, Sunit “Pi” Scott. This comes after Pi publicly denied the accusations. The recording, made public today, expands on claims Psi made earlier this week regarding abuse during their teenage years.

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Psi, formerly a national park ranger and conservation activist, posted an emotional video on social media on May 9, revealing sexual assault by both a babysitter and allegedly, his older brother. He renounced his identity as an heir to the Singha beer family in the video, claiming family awareness of the incidents without action. Psi is also involved in a legal dispute with his biological mother over property rights, which compounds the family tensions.

In response, Pi released a video statement on May 12, denying the sexual abuse allegations. He admitted to frequent childhood arguments and teasing with his brother but firmly rejected the notion of sexual misconduct. Pi asserted continued family support for Psi, particularly in mental health matters, despite Psi severing communication with them. Additionally, Pi described the property dispute as arising from alleged property damage under Psi's care, with legal steps initiated by their mother.

In today's revelation, Psi shared a portion of a recorded conversation where he alleges Pi forced him into sexual acts during childhood. Pi, in the recording, admits ignorance of the wrongfulness at the time but claimed previous attempts at resolution. Nevertheless, Psi dismissed these explanations, expressing betrayal and trauma due to the incidents.

No further comments have been made by Pi since the release of the recording. His wife, actress Lapassalan “Mild” Jiravechsoontornkul, supported his statement by sharing land documents and announced plans for legal action against defamatory online commentary.

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