Expat in Koh Samui Prison on drug charges, nearly $3,000 raised to get her out

[connda]

2 minutes ago, connda said:

So if someone sends a package containing drugs to a Thai bureaucrat and they sign for the package, then they are guilty of receiving drugs with the intent to distribute?  But if their secretary signs for it then the secretary is guilty?  Just saying that that logic contains a lot of holes and easily leads to the punishment of innocent people.  And - if the package was signed by a Thai bureaucrat my guess is a different tier of "justice" would apply and they would never be jailed or considered to be involved.  But commoners and foreigners.  Guilty without a doubt. 

No wonder 80% of Thailand prisons population is locked up for drug charges.  Lord only knows how many are totally innocent after being caught up by laws that only seek to punish "someone or anyone" as oppose to investigating to find out who the actual criminal is.  Go to know though.

 

5 minutes ago, baansgr said:

Stickyboy has the updates...four other parcels found at her room and already signed a confession..

But if that is true, then she was actually busted for possession and not for simply "signing for the package."  I really hope there is no law stating that if a third party with no knowledge of the contents of a package signs for it then they are guilty of possession.   That's just a travesty of justice.

[BritManToo]

3 minutes ago, connda said:

So if someone sends a package containing drugs to a Thai bureaucrat and they sign for the package, then they are guilty of receiving drugs with the intent to distribute?  But if their secretary signs for it then the secretary is guilty?  Just saying that that logic contains a lot of holes and easily leads to the punishment of innocent people.  And - if the package was signed by a Thai bureaucrat my guess is a different tier of "justice" would apply and they would never be jailed or considered to be involved.  But commoners and foreigners.  Guilty without a doubt. 

How often do you think $10,000 of drugs get delivered to the wrong person?

(and they found 4 identical empty boxes in her room, and she's confessed)

[hoopsandyoyo]

...Thai criminal courts have always been slow and also corrupt.  Money usually talks if you’re Thai. And if u are a foreigner, they’ll squeeze as much/overkill as much as possible.  I have very little respect for Thailand - as I consider the country 3rd rate across the board. 

[connda]

1 hour ago, HashBrownHarry said:

Just as well her eyes have been blurred out, very hard to recognize now - lol.

Maybe she has been haunting Bly Manor.  ????

[pixelaoffy]

7 minutes ago, Oldie said:

The story seems to be very different. Obviously she was dealing with drugs and this for a while already. At least reported like this here 

 

https://www.stickboybkk.com/news/south-african-arrested-over-mystery-box-of-ecstasy/

Stickboy... Must be. Lies 

[FritsSikkink]

2 hours ago, bwpage3 said:

How do open a restaurant being on a teachers salary for 2 years?

Teachers at an international school can earn more than 100K a month.

[FritsSikkink]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

My pals in the UK (cocaine drug dealers) always used to operate deliveries like this (Red Star Parcels).

Package delivered to your address with another person's name on, put on the side for a week, then open if they weren't raided.

Gave them plausible deniability, police stakeouts could only afford to wait 3 days.

Like the police would know when you opened the package.

[FritsSikkink]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

Setting someone up by losing yourself $10,000 of drugs seems a little bit excessive. (MDMA $40/gm x 250)

Would point out 250gm is 4,000 doses ........ maximum safe clinical dose = 150mg.

 

If I were setting someone up, I'd have just posted $100 worth.

You know <deleted> all about MDMA costs.

[ChipButty]

25 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

If that is true would hope forum removes link to go fund me!  

Link already posted,

Edited October 23, 2020 by ChipButty

[FritsSikkink]

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

My pals in the UK (cocaine drug dealers) always used to operate deliveries like this (Red Star Parcels).

Package delivered to your address with another person's name on, put on the side for a week, then open if they weren't raided.

Gave them plausible deniability, police stakeouts could only afford to wait 3 days.

Your pals ain't very bight if they send it by post to start with.

[FritsSikkink]

Just now, FritsSikkink said:

Your pals ain't very bight if they send it by post to start with.

Bright

why can't one edit the posts anymore?

[KC 71]

33 minutes ago, Kerryd said:

Well, there is a "Hot in the Biscuit" American restaurant in Koh Samui and there are pics on that page that appear to be her, so it's not like those stories in the Mirror and Sun where they have outlandish stories with zero actual details so they can't be pinned down and proven to be scammers.

Nothing on the restaurant's Facebook page about this (not surprising - not something you'd want to advertise).

An update from 21 Oct says they hit their goal and the current amount is just over $3,360 so the original goal must have been $3,000 and they since upped it to 10x that amount. (A good lawyer can be expensive after all.)

Started teach in Thailand at 19 ? Something doesn't add up there. Unless she wasn't legit (i.e. no actual teaching qualifications or certification).
Starting a little restaurant that serves breakfast and brunch ? 
Sheesh - not that hard. Rent a spot, buy/rent/borrow some tables and chairs, set up an area to cook and clean. Probably get up and running for less than 5,000 baht (depending on rent/location). 

Hope she has a decent lawyer but this is Thailand. Even though they have nothing to connect her to the drugs, they can still decide that she knew what was in the package. 

There's little doubt she was set up though. As someone else mentioned, the police don't just show up and start searching a place and opening packages addressed to someone else. Unless they knew what to look for and when to look for it.

So someone sent the package and then tipped off the cops about what was in it. Which would mean the cops should know who was behind it.

Which a good lawyer should be able to point out to the judge. But again. This is Thailand.

The parcel was probably intercepted in the postal system and then tracked to the Destination.

[worgeordie]

45 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Setting someone up by losing yourself $10,000 of drugs seems a little bit excessive. (MDMA $40/gm x 250)

Would point out 250gm is 4,000 doses ........ maximum safe clinical dose = 150mg.

 

If I were setting someone up, I'd have just posted $100 worth.

So your an expert on drugs as well as sex .....????

regards Worgeordie

[BritManToo]

3 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

So your an expert on drugs as well as sex .....????

regards Worgeordie

Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll ..........

Pricing of drugs from Google, as I no longer use them, and when I did MDMA hadn't been invented.

Edited October 23, 2020 by BritManToo

[scammed]

2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Seems you just discovered the weak spot in her case.

Some of us actually know what farang teachers get paid.

Wonder if she's got a work permit for the restaurant?

Obviously the cops knew the drugs had been delivered ( they don't go around raiding restaurants on the off chance of finding parcels with drugs ).

Seems she was set up. I could speculate on the obvious reason, but that would be a conspiracy theory, so won't.

i guess i am daft, what isthe obvious reason ?

[sirocco]

Yes, soon, it will be necessary to be graduates in computer science to follow this forum.
Posts are not even numbered anymore.
Let's open a subject of grievances. LOL

[ChipButty]

7 minutes ago, sirocco said:

Yes, soon, it will be necessary to be graduates in computer science to follow this forum.
Posts are not even numbered anymore.
Let's open a subject of grievances. LOL

No, dont

[ChipButty]

Sounds like a good place to chill out, given the amount of MDMA floating around

[AlfHuy]

2 hours ago, steven100 said:

where did $30,000  come from .....   it said 3,000 has been raised.     ?   

Probably from T AT, they change their numbers as well on an hourly basis.

[AlfHuy]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

Setting someone up by losing yourself $10,000 of drugs seems a little bit excessive. (MDMA $40/gm x 250)

Would point out 250gm is 4,000 doses ........ maximum safe clinical dose = 150mg.

 

If I were setting someone up, I'd have just posted $100 worth.

You have quite a knowledge about this stuff????

[Kerryd]

OK, that changes things. 

She was originally arrested on the 8th. Stickboy's update was published on the 19th and the story appears on TV on the 23rd.

The GoFundMe apparently started at $3,000 and when they hit that goal they upped it to $30,000.

Maybe something to do with the police finding 4 more packages in her apartment (contrary to what the GoFundMe story stated) and her signing a confession. I'm guessing the police now know who she was giving the drugs to as well.

(Stickboy's article has photos which appear to be of the packages found in the apartment as well as what I'm guessing is her confession.)

[ChipButty]

Not very smart leaving the other 4 box's from previous shipments lying around, if thats correct would they be able to detect what was in them box's? Get the drug K9 in 

[Shot]

Funnily enough, if you Google her name you'll get a person with the same name in a movie called "Out on Bail" (1989). Quite the coinkydink.

 

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0649015/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t37

[sirocco]

For those who started on computers around the years 77/80,
during our lessons, we only had one big computer for two students.
Our teacher was leading us from a huge computer that must have weighed 70 kgs.
Well, there was no internet, nor games, we learned, we worked.

[Pedrogaz]

Is there some way a girl of 19 can be a teacher? If she has been in Thailand for 2 years and is now 21 it implies that she became a teacher when she was 19. I thought teachers needed degrees.

 

I wonder if she has a work permit to start her business and work as a teacher......and what is a teacher doing opening mail. And who is her boss.....presumably if she started the Hot in the Biscuit, she is her own boss. So is this a boss from her teaching job? Is her boss in jail as well? Did he work at the same school/cafe?

 

Something doesn't smell right. But poor girl, I would not like to be in her shoes right now. 

[phetphet]

2 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

Just as well her eyes have been blurred out, very hard to recognize now - lol.

Especially since clicking on the link to the original Thaiger article shows the unaltered photo. ????

[KC 71]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll ..........

Pricing of drugs from Google, as I no longer use them, and when I did MDMA hadn't been invented.

invented in the early 1900's,

so you hadn't been invented !  ????

[teacherclaire]

5 hours ago, baansgr said:

My next load of crack cocaine I will have delivered to my house in someone else's name...if in the event it is detected I am innocent as wasn't my name on the package...life's not that simple...

 

The girl was 19 when she started teaching? If she knew about it, she's got a mental disorder. 

Wouldn't she send it to her school's address, even when she doesn't work there anymore?

The cops made a mistake not to wait for what will happen with the Party stuff. 
She didn't open it, but it seems that she knew of it.

 

Why did the cops not use technology and put a GPS tracker in it and a cam that starts filming when you open the package?

 

She was on Ko Phangan before, that's not really in her favor, and the real sender must have been somebody she knows. How else would the pills reach the right address?

Sorry to say that, but she's somehow involved in something so stupid when you live in LOS. 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

  

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

    

Edited October 23, 2020 by teacherclaire

[varun]

Unfortunate, but very idiotic to sign for & open a parcel that's not addressed to you,

especially if you have no idea what is inside - former boss or not.

 

She could have just rejected the parcel and refused to sign.

 

Very convenient that the BiB showed up right after - definitely more to this story.

 

[2long]

Too lazy to scroll through five pages to see if anyone else pointed out that it doesn't say she has been a teacher for two years, only that she was a teacher and had been here for two years. After a brief perve (I mean look) on FB, she quit a watersports job in China in Sept. 2019, and was a teacher in China in March 2020. All very confusing. And yes, the coincidental name on IMDb is weird.

Is it possible to set up a GoFundMe under false pretenses and just collect cash? I might try that, the way this economy is headed.