Thai doctor offered bribe to drop lawsuit in Swiss scandal

[scottiejohn]

Just now, THEN said:

Has any of his businesses been charged of anything? I don't think so, but they have been heavily inspected the past month.

What is the relevance to the assault?

[THEN]

Just now, scottiejohn said:

What is the relevance to the assault?

Oh yeah, what an assault without any real injury.
I don't know the guy, but 1b thb estates on a private peninsula should expect some kind of privacy.
How did she go from A (restaurant) to B (famous footsteps) after a dinner.

[kidneyw]

She smells blood.

[Smokin Joe]

3 minutes ago, THEN said:

Oh yeah, what an assault without any real injury.
I don't know the guy, but 1b thb estates on a private peninsula should expect some kind of privacy.
How did she go from A (restaurant) to B (famous footsteps) after a dinner.

 

He was paying a lot more than 1 Baht rent, or did you mean 1 Billion Baht. Either way, you are way off.

 

And that was the most intelligent part of your post

[NoDisplayName]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

person offered a large sum of money to Tarndao and her father in exchange for dropping the lawsuits against Fehr.

 

Bribe?  I don't think so.

 

A bribe would be given to the authorities to quietly drop the case.

 

A cash offer of financial compensation to the alleged victim is called an "out of court settlement."

[Eloquent pilgrim]

35 minutes ago, THEN said:

Is it ok to question how the victim/poor Doctor and her friend went from A to B?

1. Is her father/family an owner/tenant in Cape Yamu village? = she has legal access from A to B by feet.

2. Did she trespass security + walked through a private villa to get to this very important public beach?

3. Did she drive/walk 4km and then walked 1.5km along the beach after dinner to gain legal access?

4. By boat?

To me it seems like she has a very long nose and might have interest in how the super-rich live in a private village, though with a public beach. (which is not easily accessible).

 

 

Are you a personal friend of this odious Swiss slug ? if not, why are you trying everything you possibly can to build some kind of defence / excuse for him, and transfer the blame for his cowardly attack onto the victim ?

 

 

[THEN]

1 minute ago, Smokin Joe said:

 

He was paying a lot more than 1 Baht rent, or did you mean 1 Billion Baht. Either way, you are way off.

 

And that was the most intelligent part of your post

1b thb = 1 billion for the top estates in this village.
Mr. Fehrs is one of the smaller ones = most likely correct with 1m thb per month (m = million)

[transam]

5 minutes ago, THEN said:

Oh yeah, what an assault without any real injury.
I don't know the guy, but 1b thb estates on a private peninsula should expect some kind of privacy.
How did she go from A (restaurant) to B (famous footsteps) after a dinner.

She was on PUBLIC land, did here friend live in the area....

The beach area is public, any resident would KNOW that, anybody can use it..

 

A to B..None of your business, she/they were not on private property...........Gawd 'elp us........🙄

 

 

[THEN]

Just now, transam said:

She was on PUBLIC land, did here friend live in the area....

The beach area is public, any resident would KNOW that, anybody can use it..

 

A to B..None of your business, she/they were not on private property...........Gawd 'elp us........🙄

 

 

I agree and understand. But how did she go from A to B unless she has access through an estate in Cape Yamu?
First report mentioned that she talked to a security guard on the beach. I dont think there are many security guards on this beach after a dinner?

[transam]

2 minutes ago, THEN said:

I agree and understand. But how did she go from A to B unless she has access through an estate in Cape Yamu?
First report mentioned that she talked to a security guard on the beach. I dont think there are many security guards on this beach after a dinner?

May I call you Dave..................😂

[THEN]

5 minutes ago, transam said:

May I call you Dave..................😂

Call me what you want as long as I can call you Mr Yaris

Fact is she went from restaurant to watch the full moon. The only legal access is if you are a tenant or owner in Cape Yamu Village.
Or a canoe/boat

I think it is a fair question; why did these 2 ladies really want to go on a public beach, which is difficult to get to?
No bars, no music, no toilets, but a lot of trouble to get onto a public beach of rich people. Everything is ok, since nobody needs a toilet (just one example). Right? but not my business..

[transam]

1 minute ago, THEN said:

Call me what you want as long as I can call you Mr Yaris

Fact is she went from restaurant to watch the full moon. The only legal access is if you are a tenant or owner in Cape Yamu Village.
Or a canoe/boat

I think it is a fair question; why did these 2 ladies really want to go on a public beach, which is difficult to get to?
No bars, no music, no toilets, but a lot of trouble to get onto a public beach of rich people. Everything is ok, since nobody needs a toilet (just one example). Right? but not my business..

You're 'avin a laugh, fishing, and it's none of your business..................😂

Are you on a retainer.........😆

[scottiejohn]

24 minutes ago, Smokin Joe said:

And that was the most intelligent part of your post

Nowhere to be found!

Edited April 10 by scottiejohn

[scottiejohn]

2 minutes ago, transam said:

You're 'avin a laugh

I don't think trolls have a sense of humour!

I think that this new/reinvented/avatar troll is nothing other than just that!

A Troll!

[Eloquent pilgrim]

9 minutes ago, THEN said:

Call me what you want as long as I can call you Mr Yaris

Fact is she went from restaurant to watch the full moon. The only legal access is if you are a tenant or owner in Cape Yamu Village.
Or a canoe/boat

I think it is a fair question; why did these 2 ladies really want to go on a public beach, which is difficult to get to?
No bars, no music, no toilets, but a lot of trouble to get onto a public beach of rich people. Everything is ok, since nobody needs a toilet (just one example). Right? but not my business..

 

Is that you Urs ? 

 

I think everyone on here has sussed you out by now 

[LivinginKata]

3 hours ago, THEN said:

How come nobody questions how the Doctor and her friend got from Yamu Taste restaurant to the north/west side beach of Cape Yamu?
Did they trespass the security guard and then walked through a private estate to get to the public beach? Or did they drive 4km and then walked 1.5km along the north shore?

 

No doubt Mr. Fehrs was wrong with his very hostile reaction, but the Doctor did something special to get to this public beach.
Only to watch a full moon after dinner? It doesn't make any sense and I think she had an agenda. Or walked via Mr. Fehrs property to the public beach, which upset him before the confrontation.

 

The Dr asked the security guard if the could walk along the beach. Security said ok.

[Eloquent pilgrim]

26 minutes ago, transam said:

May I call you Dave..................😂

 

 

Indeed, or Urs, or Mr Fehr

[AreYouGerman]

5 hours ago, edwinchester said:

Somebody may suspect that a person has offered somebody with connections to law enforcement a large sum of money to ask the Doctor to drop the charges in return for a share of the money. I couldn't possibly comment.

 

I feel like this is case is already political and higher ups involved.

 

Some Thais don't want to disrupt the Swiss-Thai relationship.

[Elkski]

Law enforcement had to be bribed to be willing to lower the charges and try to get her to sign.  She refused ,then she was  offered a settlement.   

She has my respect and admiration. Go girl   and yrs sge is buck8ng the normal corrupt system where euch people pay their way out of trouble with the help of brown bags to the bib and up the food chain.   Lets see what happens.    

[rexpotter]

6 hours ago, LivinginKata said:

 

 

I think she is looking for real justice in the corrupt police/judicial system.

Real Justice? Real Estate.

[Elkski]

2 hours ago, rexpotter said:

I like the way it works here. I screwed up driving here many years ago and it was totally my fault. We settled it in the cop station with money and everyone went home. No lawyers, or court dates or judges.

Unfortunately this is the way most police, law breaking expats , politicians and rich feel.  Its a changed World with video evidence so often available.   I'm disappointed  with OMF, he says its just a kick with no lasting injury.   Just beish it off .  Where do we draw the line?  Blood? Broken bones we can see on X-ray?  How do you measure mental anguish?     The video shows he kicked her in the back unprovoked.   He wasn't fearing for his life or anything.  It wasn't an accident like he tried to claim.   He is a foreigner acting like a HISO.   And finally a father who wont sell his daughter.    

Personal attacks on her physical appearance are in the gutter with trump. 

 

Edited April 10 by Elkski

[eisfeld]

42 minutes ago, THEN said:

Call me what you want as long as I can call you Mr Yaris

Fact is she went from restaurant to watch the full moon. The only legal access is if you are a tenant or owner in Cape Yamu Village.
Or a canoe/boat

I think it is a fair question; why did these 2 ladies really want to go on a public beach, which is difficult to get to?
No bars, no music, no toilets, but a lot of trouble to get onto a public beach of rich people. Everything is ok, since nobody needs a toilet (just one example). Right? but not my business..

 

As previously stated it wouldn't make any difference to the charges nor defense. She did not enter the private property of the guy. What she did before or how she got to that part of public land is irrelevant. Even if she trespassed through the estate without permission the worst that would result in is a charge against her but who'd be crazy enough to attempt that.

[Elkski]

There should be no beaches anywhere in the World without public access is how i feel.  In fact i hope a service begins that takes people in a day tour of this beach as it would give me a reason to visit the  P again. I would have to buy a thong Speedo to walk up and diwn in front if all these houses with my beer belly. 

[transam]

34 minutes ago, AreYouGerman said:

 

I feel like this is case is already political and higher ups involved.

 

Some Thais don't want to disrupt the Swiss-Thai relationship.

Hi Dave..............😃

[Hummin]

6 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

Considering no-one would have ever heard about this if he had just apologised at the scene, or agreed to walk away without apologising - as offered by the victim - it is amazing how big this has become. And all through his own, entitled, arrogant actions. He just can't stop digging.

exactly and his wife had shut her mouth and not escalated the whole situation. 

[Hummin]

1 hour ago, BigStar said:

 

"In the cop station" is a key point. Yes.

 

"Bribe," so upsetting to our experts, appears to be the usual clickbait. The article says she merely says a "large sum of money." She and her father went on to say they wouldn't accept money to drop the case.

 

Her issue at the moment is not the monetary offer but the section of the law proposed for the charges. She seems genuinely p*ssed off about what happened and wished to emphasize the fact.

 

The drama here emanates mostly from our posters, however.

you forgot his ego race blocking an ambulance and give him the finger after a break test, and showing off a gun in public. Collecting millions for his elephant sanctuary and spending most of it private. Great guy, Im sure he is innocent

[scottiejohn]

27 minutes ago, eisfeld said:

 

As previously stated it wouldn't make any difference to the charges nor defense. She did not enter the private property of the guy. What she did before or how she got to that part of public land is irrelevant. Even if she trespassed through the estate without permission the worst that would result in is a charge against her but who'd be crazy enough to attempt that.

Irrespective of the type of property it is not a reason for assault!

[THEN]

8 minutes ago, Hummin said:

you forgot his ego race blocking an ambulance and give him the finger after a break test, and showing off a gun in public. Collecting millions for his elephant sanctuary and spending most of it private. Great guy, Im sure he is innocent

Is all that correct or just a guess? I have not seen any cases in regards of his businesses being corrupt.
The video with ambulance was incl. sound and no sirens. Even when he finally pulled to left the ambulance did not overtake him.
Where is the video or pictures of him showing a gun?

Are most of you just convicting him on an assault with no injury on the victim? and now most of you feel like he should be deported because he is rich?

 

Calling me a troll with only 111 posts is very clever.
This was just my opinion, and this is a forum where we are supposed to discuss any topics in a nice calm manner.

Thailand is about to deport a rich guy because of his wrong doings, but with no injury to the victim. Happy days as you say in UK.

[BigStar]

8 minutes ago, Hummin said:

you forgot his ego race blocking an ambulance and give him the finger after a break test, and showing off a gun in public. Collecting millions for his elephant sanctuary and spending most of it private. Great guy, Im sure he is innocent

 

Not at all, just not in the scope of the post. His lawyer would argue that the case is after all narrowly confined to the physical kicking incident and that only deserves Section 295, not 391. Many here would agree, though it'd be nice if it were harsher. TiT. Regardless, she may recover for other damages, mental etc. in a civil trial or settlement.

 

 

[scottiejohn]

3 minutes ago, THEN said:

Calling me a troll with only 111 posts is very clever.

One trolling post is one too many!