Victoria Secret human trafficking case: Court orders assets seized but owner remains at large

[rooster59]

Victoria Secret human trafficking case: Court orders assets seized but owner remains at large

 

Image: Naewna

 

Thai media has reported that the Civil Court in Bangkok has ordered the seizure of 467 million baht in assets from 15 people in connection with the Victoria Secret massage parlor. 

 

The parlor in Bangkok was raided in January of last year for offering underage girls from Laos, Myanmar and Thailand for sex. 

 

Owner Kampol Wirathesuporn remains at large but manager Satthatham Chaengchai was earlier sentenced to a prison term of 18 years plus 16 months, a sentence he is appealing.

 

Prayut Phetkhun, a deputy at the office of the attorney general said that the court had ordered assets totalling 467 million to be seized. 

 

Only 225 million of this will find its way into the hands of the state with the rest going to pay debts to two securities firms. 

 

The owner and manager of the parlor are two of the people who have had assets seized. 

 

A warrant is out for the arrest of owner Kampol; there is a 20 year statute of limitations on the case.

 

Source: Naewna

 

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[bluesofa]

1 hour ago, rooster59 said:

Victoria Secret human trafficking case: Court orders assets seized but owner remains at large

He shouldn't be too difficult to track down, rather than someone who is small or medium.

[ezzra]

15 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

He shouldn't be too difficult to track down, rather than someone who is small or medium.

I think you bonmed on your attempt to joke here as the term 'remains at large' is the correct use of the english language to describe someone in the wind...

[bluesofa]

23 minutes ago, ezzra said:

40 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

He shouldn't be too difficult to track down, rather than someone who is small or medium.

I think you bonmed on your attempt to joke here as the term 'remains at large' is the correct use of the english language to describe someone in the wind...

Thanks. I never realised that.

'someone in the wind' - might that be Johnny Fartpants perhaps?

[Proboscis]

I suppose that no one is chasing them for flagrant breach of the trade mark/copyright law!

[klauskunkel]

manager Satthatham Chaengchai was earlier sentenced to a prison term of 18 years plus 16 months, a sentence he is appealing:

"It's too long. I want a micro-sentence!"

[mwbrown]

4 hours ago, ezzra said:

I think you bonmed on your attempt to joke here as the term 'remains at large' is the correct use of the english language to describe someone in the wind...

Did you hear about the midget ghost whisperer who broke out of prison?  He's a small medium at large.

[Deli]

Must have <deleted> off someone wearing a lot of stripes and tinsel

[Sydebolle]

It can be safely assumed, that those "at large" will stay "at large". You do not run such a business without having all the key people "in check" and on the "payroll". Hence those "at large" will ensure staying "at large". 

Who do you want to fool - would be my question if anyone would ask ???? 

[ratcatcher]

 

6 hours ago, ezzra said:

I think you bonmed on your attempt to joke here as the term 'remains at large' is the correct use of the english language to describe someone in the wind...

Ezzra, glasshouses and stones?    Did you mean   "I think you bombed on your attempt...."?    

[hotchilli]

9 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Owner Kampol Wirathesuporn remains at large

One wonders how.... LOL

[ubon farang]

The owner will never be caught. Lets just say he has friends in high places mmmmmm Like red bull guy Manager took the fall the owner will be most grateful and the cops save face All Happy

[Prairieboy]

On 12/28/2019 at 9:00 AM, rooster59 said:

Owner Kampol Wirathesuporn remains at large

He probably changed his name and is hiding out in parliament!

[sammieuk1]

Prayut Phetkhun, a deputy at the office of the attorney general said that the court had ordered assets totaling 467 million to be seized. 

 

Only 225 million of this will find its way into the hands of the state with the rest going to pay debts to two securities firms. 

 

Or sweet <deleted> after special sticky hand deductions????

Edited December 30, 2019 by metisdead
Profane acronym removed.

[ChipButty]

1 hour ago, sammieuk1 said:

Only 225 million of this will find its way into the hands of the state with the rest going to pay debts to two securities firms. 

 

Or sweet <deleted> after special sticky hand deductions????

Why not build a few schools or something the poor people would benefit from, or is that to much to ask?