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Suspicious Fire: Woman Claims 10 million in Cash Burned, Police Discover 6.5 million in Car
UPDATE Police Confirm Missing Money Trail, Investigate Connections to Thousands of Accounts Before Being Transferred to “Nittaya” Authorities investigating a suspicious house fire in Nonthaburi, Thailand, have confirmed the existence of a financial trail linked to thousands of accounts, before the money was allegedly transferred to a woman named “Nittaya”. However, the whereabouts of the funds and the identities of those involved remain unclear as the investigation progresses. On February 23, a fire broke out in a house in the Tha Sai subdistrict, Muang District, Nonthaburi. The property’s owner reported that a large sum of 10 million baht in cash had gone missing during the incident. The fire department quickly responded and managed to control the blaze, but questions arose over the missing money. Police have since been examining the case, with Police Colonel Phisut Chantrasuwan, Head of Rattanathibet Police Station, overseeing the investigation. On March 3, he held a meeting with the police investigation team and forensic experts to review the evidence and progress. While it has yet to be definitively determined whether the fire was arson or an accident, authorities expect results from forensic testing by March 4. The police also confirmed that an initial investigation revealed no traces of the missing 10 million baht in the burned house. If it is determined that the money does not exist, the authorities will pursue charges of false reporting. Two individuals, Nittaya and Rittikorn, reported the missing money, but further scrutiny has raised doubts regarding their claims. A deep dive into the financial transactions associated with the house has revealed a complex web linking over 1,000 bank accounts, with funds being transferred to individuals connected to the family. However, the authorities have not yet determined whether these transactions are linked to illegal activities, such as online gambling, and it could take considerable time to trace the origin of these funds. Moreover, inquiries into the alleged businessman “First”, who was said to own a bird’s nest company and was connected to the funds, have yielded no concrete evidence that such a person exists. When questioned about the missing money, the fire department personnel who responded to the scene affirmed that they had not observed any cash during the operation. Niwat Leeratnoaree, a firefighter who was among the first to arrive at the scene, described how they quickly brought the fire under control after residents had already helped contain the blaze. He noted that no evidence of the 10 million baht was found, and the only mention of the missing money came after the house owner and her associates began searching the scene. The firefighter also pointed out that the fire had only consumed a few items like the mattress and there were no remnants or ashes, such as would be expected, if such a large sum of money has been involved. As the investigation continues, the police are also attempting to contact the family members involved in the case. However, as of the latest updates, all efforts to reach them have been unsuccessful, as they have disappeared from the area, adding further mystery to an already perplexing case. The authorities are urging anyone with further information about the incident to come forward, while they continue to trace the financial links that could uncover the truth behind the missing 10 million baht. -- 2025-03-04 -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
I watched Anora last night and beside the eye candy I found it lacked any real substance or plot. -
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Lopburi Quad Bike Crash: Scottish Expat's Death Highlights Road Dangers
RIP dude terrible way to go. Every time you drive on roads here you are taking your own life into your hands. There has been many things said about reducing the fatality rates, stopping pickups driving around with 10 unsecured passengers in the back might be a good place to start, but as previous poster said just won't work you can't change peoples way of life with road safety laws -
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Thai Govt Rejects Poll Showing Public Dissatisfaction
If we don't like it, we will reject it! Don't say anything bad about us, just praise us and tell us how good a job we are doing. It's true we don't do anything to benefit the Thai people, and it's true we only work to serve the elite and the oligarchs, but don't mention that, please. -
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Markets sink as Trump confirms tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China
Markets were always going to sink. NASDAQ rose 100% in 2 years after covid. US debt is too high. Something had to be done. Democrats just put their heads into the sand. -
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Pregnant Woman Killed in Horror Lorry Crash, Husband and Two Daughters Critically Injured
I would be walking (cant drive bikes anymore}
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