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Thaksin’s son quizzed over alleged charges

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File photo: Panthongtae Shinawatra

 

THE DEPARTMENT of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned Panthongtae Shinawatra and three other people allegedly involved in a money-laundering case for questioning later this month.
 

Panthongtae, the son of ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra, Kanchana and Wanchai Honghern, and Kesinee Jipipop are potentially facing criminal charges in connection with receiving two cheques – one for Bt10 million and the other for Bt26 million – from former top executives of the Krisda Mahanakorn Group.

 

According to the DSI, state-owned Krungthai Bank faced multi-billion-baht financial damages from loans to Krisda Mahanakorn Group that used highly inflated collateral. It is alleged that money from those loans was given illegally to many people and entities.

 

Panthongtae and the three others are required to report to the DSI by October 24. After they are questioned, the agency will decide whether to pursue money-laundering and related charges against them.

 

Money-laundering cases have a 15-year statute of limitations, so the DSI is required to close its investigation by the middle of next year. Earlier, Panthongtae wrote in a Facebook post that he was the victim of a witch-hunt. He argued that more than 200 other people and organisations had received money from Krisda Mahanakorn’s top executives, but they were not being investigated.

 

Source: http://www.natiomultimedia.com/detail/politics/30328296 

 
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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Thaksin’s son quizzed over alleged charges

By THE NATION

 

fa0c29c0cf157419a0a66d61c732f274.jpg

File photo: Panthongtae Shinawatra

 

THE DEPARTMENT of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned Panthongtae Shinawatra and three other people allegedly involved in a money-laundering case for questioning later this month.
 

Panthongtae, the son of ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra, Kanchana and Wanchai Honghern, and Kesinee Jipipop are potentially facing criminal charges in connection with receiving two cheques – one for Bt10 million and the other for Bt26 million – from former top executives of the Krisda Mahanakorn Group.

 

According to the DSI, state-owned Krungthai Bank faced multi-billion-baht financial damages from loans to Krisda Mahanakorn Group that used highly inflated collateral. It is alleged that money from those loans was given illegally to many people and entities.

 

Panthongtae and the three others are required to report to the DSI by October 24. After they are questioned, the agency will decide whether to pursue money-laundering and related charges against them.

 

Money-laundering cases have a 15-year statute of limitations, so the DSI is required to close its investigation by the middle of next year. Earlier, Panthongtae wrote in a Facebook post that he was the victim of a witch-hunt. He argued that more than 200 other people and organisations had received money from Krisda Mahanakorn’s top executives, but they were not being investigated.

 

Source: http://www.natiomultimedia.com/detail/politics/30328296 

 
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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Money-laundering cases have a 15-year statute of limitations, so the DSI is required to close its investigation by the middle of next year.

DSI wont make that deadline; shin lawyers, experts at delays, will ensure that

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38 minutes ago, quadperfect said:

Another runner for sure. And smart to do so. Fall guys are needed here. And this kid has that all over him

 

No chance mate. Not with Prayuth's spies watching his every move.  :)

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More obfuscation and evasion every day. Oak now claims B26 million sent to him and asked to buy shares, which he declined, so sent to mum's stooge. How her husband and mother got involved not explained. At best that sounds like asset concealment and tax evasion, but both payments meet the requirements of Thailand's money laundering laws.

The B10 million sent to Oak for some business deemed "too difficult".

 

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2 hours ago, ezzra said:

 

Squeeze and you shall find.... shake the corruption and nephatizem trees and see

what falls....

 

Good point, but be careful you don't get drowned / squashed in a sea of bodies falling from the trees.

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50 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

But he gave the money back,and thinks he's OK now !

just been a Shinawatra he has a lot to hide.

regards worgeordie

 

'But i was just an honest mistake.'

 

Now where have I heard that line before?

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9 hours ago, Thailand said:

Maybe something to do with the surname if 200 others are not being investigated?

 

So if you rob a bank and get caught your defense would be that others rob banks and don't get caught!

 

Whilst selective prosecutions, and prioritizing of cases based on whatever criteria may well happen, it doesn't excuse or defend this crook who seemingly got caught getting a nice payola from one of daddy's scams.

 

Based on the previous convictions and sentences, they better seize his passport and refuse bail if it get's that far or he'll "do a Poo"!

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