Charges filed against husband and wife who fled to Turkey

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Picture: INN

 

INN continued to report on the case of a husband and wife from Sukhothai who originally went missing with their two children.

 

Nirut and Nareumol, both 41, disappeared with their two youngest children, a boy aged 12 and daughter 7.

 

It was later discovered they had flown from Bangkok to Turkey.

 

Now it has been revealed that the couple owed people 25 million baht.

 

One victim who went into an investment business with Nareumol said she invested 1.5 million baht since December. 

 

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Regular returns of 2.3% were promised as other firends and associates were introduced to the scheme.

 

The police report was filed on April 11th.

 

INN reported that the fleeing of the family was planned with a house sold in advance and other assets bought.

 

One group in Thung Saliam district contains investors such as civil servants, traders and neighbors who are owed 20 million baht.

 

Investors put in 1-10 million baht each.

 

The funds were run by Nareumol assisted by her friends. 

 

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[KhunLA]

Turkey, smart move, as Thailand does not have an extradition treaty with them.  And recently turned down a Turkish extradition request, so doubt if they will look favorably on any Thai request.

[Kwasaki]

Didn't realize how much money was about in Thung Saliam looks a dead alive place, so where was the money kept by her or was Nareumol scammed herself by people in Bangkok. 

[hotchilli]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

INN reported that the fleeing of the family was planned with a house sold in advance and other assets bought.

Cashed everything in and got out before the mire hit the fan... 

Good luck Thailand asking Turkey for a negotiation for their return.

[RichardColeman]

5 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Turkey, smart move, as Thailand does not have an extradition treaty with them.  And recently turned down a Turkish extradition request, so doubt if they will look favorably on any Thai request.

Yes, but their immigration rules also wont stop someone that put in 10 million baht going there after them either !