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Housekeeper denies stealing 20 million baht gold in Khon Kaen Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A startling case of theft has emerged from a gold shop in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen, where a housekeeper has been accused of stealing gold worth over 20 million baht since 2021. Despite clear CCTV evidence, the accused continues to deny the charges in court. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342891-housekeeper-denies-stealing-20-million-baht-gold-in-khon-kaen/ -
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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
You hate him. Do you want to force other people to hate him? It’s appearing that many of the sore losers do. I do not love Trump any mote than you love Harris. What’s with the constant hyperbole? -
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Housekeeper denies stealing 20 million baht gold in Khon Kaen
A startling case of theft has emerged from a gold shop in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen, where a housekeeper has been accused of stealing gold worth over 20 million baht since 2021. Despite clear CCTV evidence, the accused continues to deny the charges in court. Footage from a CCTV camera in the gold shop located in Ban Phai district, Khon Kaen province, shows the housekeeper seizing a gold necklace and slipping it into her pocket when left alone at the store. The shop owner first noticed discrepancies on September 9, when a gold ornament was seen falling from the housekeeper’s apron in the kitchen area. Upon questioning, she claimed the gold must have slipped from the display case into her apron. However, the CCTV footage contradicted this explanation, revealing that she had indeed taken the gold from the showcase. The shop’s investigation into records uncovered that the housekeeper had stolen gold jewellery on more than 47 occasions, accumulating over 700 baht in gold, equating to a value exceeding 20 million baht. Social media posts on the housekeeper’s personal Facebook account added to the suspicion, showing her purchasing land, a new motorcycle, and her daughter wearing a large gold necklace, all of which seemed unusual given her employment status. The legal proceedings against the housekeeper saw the initial court sentencing her to 235 years in prison without suspension. Despite this, she has appealed the verdict. The shop owner offered her multiple chances to return the stolen gold but she only returned a portion, worth approximately 7 million baht. Initially confessing when caught, she later hired a lawyer to deny all charges in court and even filed a counter-suit against the shop owner. The court ordered her to compensate the remaining 18 million baht, including interest but she has continued to appeal. The shop owner expressed astonishment at the housekeeper’s persistence in denying the theft, given the overwhelming evidence from the CCTV footage. The owner questioned the rationale behind her reluctance to return the stolen assets. The total value of the 700 baht of gold stolen initially was over 20 million baht, and the partial restitution of 7 million baht still leaves a significant amount to be compensated as per the court’s decision, reported KhaoSod. “I don’t understand why she continues to delay when the evidence is so clear. Why doesn’t she return all the stolen assets?” By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-07 -
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Thai Bank Account - 800k deposit
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"Do you personally believe White people smell like wet dog sometimes?"
you're not as stupid as you look. me too, i got rid of all the synthetic gym wear. cotton only for me now. those lululemon leggings women wear are probably carcinogenic. glad to see this thread has gained traction. great topic. -
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Where's Harris' Concession speech?: Honey, I have a headache....
Just making the point species adapt or die. There are 4 known species of humans that became extinct on the journey to homo sapiens. Maybe more science has not found yet, 10, 000 years ago was the last Ice Age. Humans were living with mild warming up until the Industrial Revolution, when for the first time in the Earth's history a species commenced altering the climate of the planet. We only got to a scientific consensus in the seventies. Since then, we have been kicking the can down the road, as the fossil fuel industry fights a rearguard action. There's no doubt fossil fuels have been enormously beneficial for mankind. However, we have reached the point where we cannot afford to continue with them wholesale.
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