Obviously with only three Committees being formed which are likely to come up with different conclusions a fourth committee will need to be formed to determine which committee has come up with the correct brown envelope conclusions (sorry completely independent and impartial conclusions). Then at least another year of the Statute of Limitations will be used up. Another committee will need to be set up to see if it is possible to pursue or renew the charges. The lawyers of Boss will appeal the reinstated charges and this will be appealed up through all the courts and by the time this has been done maybe the magic date in 2027 will have arrived. 

21 hours ago, saakura said:

Shame on him and his parents, for not guiding him to do the right, by confessing his guilt instead of helping him escape, and now trying to whitewash it. If he had confessed, repented and spent a few years behind bars, he could have come out a better person and become a role model to society. Now everyone only curses them. And if he was not guilty at all to start with, they could have hired the best team of lawyers and defended him.

I am afraid it is going to be up to  the public to punish both his family and him, as Thai Justice  won't.The punishment is  totally ban Red Bull and totally boycote their product, without the money from them they would not  have been able to flout the law.

 

The people of Thailand can rest assured that everything Will be explained in this FULL report.

At this point it's starting to almost make sense to just throw out the original charges and start an investigation into corruption/bribery/perversion of justice. There's many people that would be found guilty and belong in jail.

There's still 1 living eyewitness, isn't there?

 

Where's that "Air Marshall" and his eyewitness testimony at?  

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21 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

He probably would not have gone to gaol.

Full immediate confession and apology  (and no cocaine charge) and his sentence would probaly have been suspended.

......and even if he did jail time it would be very comfortable, with all creature comforts provided. He has been very badly advised, on top of his own shortcomings.

22 hours ago, Flemo said:

After 8 yrs you would think he would have read a full report

Yeah, no sh*T!

 

On 8/9/2020 at 3:55 PM, saakura said:

Shame on him and his parents, for not guiding him to do the right, by confessing his guilt instead of helping him escape, and now trying to whitewash it. If he had confessed, repented and spent a few years behind bars, he could have come out a better person and become a role model to society. Now everyone only curses them. And if he was not guilty at all to start with, they could have hired the best team of lawyers and defended him.

Their strategy works 98 percent of the time.

I'm not a forensic scientist (just an average person with some grey between the ears), but isn't it possible to look at the footage of the CCTV, then identify physical markers in the frame and measure the distance between those markers on site. Using this information you then look at the timecode and/or how many frames (depending on the framerate of the camera you know the time) it takes the car to pass those markers and then use the extremely complicated formula of s = d / t to calculate the car's speed? ????

On 8/9/2020 at 3:41 PM, webfact said:

he was confused by the calculation formula.

I bet he can work out, to a few satang, the compound interest on the unexplained money which appeared in his bank  account without a calculator.

On 8/9/2020 at 3:48 PM, colinneil said:

Surely it should have read a fully doctored report will be submitted.

yeah good point.....and the need to know how much he is going to receive......would also be nice to know !!!

Full report, doctored or otherwise. Eight years after the incident. You lot is the new definition of 'inept'. You lot will render circus clowns jobless. The new graphic definition of the word 'clown' should now be Thailand's 'Men in Brown'.