Thai ladyboy pretended to be stranded Taiwanese tourist to rip off Japanese men

 

Picture: INN

 

Thailand's immigration bureau chief Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang announced the arrest of a Thai ladyboy who had a ten year history of ripping off Japanese businessmen and tourists in Bangkok.

 

Over the years there have been 70 victims of Uthai Nanthakhan who has stolen 6 million baht through fraud and theft. 

 

He was arrested in Sukhumvit Road Soi 81 in a joint operation by Thong Lo police and immigration. 

 

The suspect had been in jail three times and got out from his latest spell behind bars on August 1st. Since then he had returned to his old ways and racked up ten more victims for 300,000 baht. 

 

Uthai's modus operandi was to strike up a friendship with the Japanese men by saying that he was a Taiwanese woman visiting Thailand who had lost her passport and possessions and needed help. 

 

After the victims helped "her" it was impossible to contact her again. 

 

Uthai has been charged with fraud by posing as someone else and detained. 

 

Source: INN

 

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posing as someone else

 

Posing as a woman it should be

A ten year history of committing this kind of crime... Obviously the punishment is not hard enough to achieve an attitude adjustment. 

Is that him in the mask? 

6 minutes ago, JeffersLos said:

Is that him in the mask? 

Is that you in IDC?

They didn't know it was a LB of course and certainly did not have any 'relations'!  

It seems jail is only an occupational hazard for this person.

51 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

posing as someone else

 

Posing as a woman it should be

For this one it was not enough with change of gender. Instead fell on the foolish act of chaning home country. How silly!

Do you think there is any chance he does it so he can get caught and sent to a male prison?

10 yrs of ripping off japanese businessmen by posing as a taiwanese woman ... I think he spoke quite well japanese with all his experience .

But not even one japanese checked his background a little ...( by speaking chinese ) ? May be some checked something else ...something they were welcome to check ?

7 hours ago, ChipButty said:

posing as someone else

 

Posing as a woman it should be

That would be something else?

18 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

10 yrs of ripping off japanese businessmen by posing as a taiwanese woman ... I think he spoke quite well japanese with all his experience .

But not even one japanese checked his background a little ...( by speaking chinese ) ? May be some checked something else ...something they were welcome to check ?

Maybe the Ladyboys oral skills in Japanese were convincing?

No different to the 'sick buffalo' plea really.

mandarin is spoken in taiwan. in which language did he speak to his japanese johns?
anyway, i'm  pretty sure he was using his false feminine charms to attract his majesty naruhito's subjects

The originality its very refreshing this time ????However  the outcome with all these stories are always the same ????

Awesome title this post only in thailand ha ha

Come on now, where are the pics? Why do we want to see the officers?

 

I'm dying to know how all these fellas were fooled so well.

After 10 years doing the same work, is he due for long service leave  

On 11/12/2020 at 1:52 AM, JeffersLos said:

Is that him in the mask? 

Posing as someone else????

just another day in LOS...

On 11/12/2020 at 6:11 AM, mrfill said:

No different to the 'sick buffalo' plea really.

Unwell Buffaloes demand an apology or will file thai slander laws, once buffalo representation is obtained....

 

"Your honor the defendant was rumored to be saying of my clients that the sick buffalo sounded "like a lot of bull"....as my client has been out of work and had to close her shop that sold homemade "buffalo chips"....

On 11/14/2020 at 1:39 AM, mike787 said:

just another day in LOS...

Seems just the other day read a headline here warning thais to beware of "foreign" scammers..oh the irony!!!