Singha's Pi Scott Dismissed Amid Abuse Allegations

Boon Rawd Brewery, known for its Singha and Leo beers, has removed Sunit “Pi” Scott from all company positions following sexual assault allegations by his brother, Siranudh “Psi” Scott. Psi accused Pi of sexually assaulting him during childhood, supported by a video and voice recording as evidence. This revelation has prompted significant public and corporate reactions.

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Psi alleges Pi forced him to perform oral sex, causing lasting trauma, and claims family members did not support him upon learning of the abuse. Psi also mentioned that his mother discouraged him from going public to protect the family's reputation and business interests. Following his disclosure, his mother reportedly filed legal action to reclaim assets bequeathed by Psi’s grandfather.

The high-profile nature of the case, due to the family's ties with Boon Rawd Brewery, has led to scrutiny of Pi, his wife, actress Lapassalan “Mild” Jiravechsoontornkul, and the broader family. Mild initially defended Pi but later apologized to Psi and the public after the recording's release, citing she was unaware of it during their relationship.

In response to the allegations, Boon Rawd's CEO, Bhurit Bhirombhakdi, stated their firm opposition to domestic violence and confirmed Pi’s removal from his roles. The brewery assured full cooperation with investigations but the status of any official inquiries remains unclear. Public reactions remain divided, affecting both the family and company’s public image.

Looking ahead, the company and involved parties await further developments in the investigation. Industry and public eyes are focused on potential legal proceedings and how Boon Rawd Brewery will handle its corporate reputation moving forward.

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