Photo via Facebook/ Pawanrat Chirapattanarat

 

By Petch Petpailin

 

A Thai man allegedly kidnapped his young daughter from her aunt’s home in Bangkok for begging. The man is expected to be hiding in Chachoengsao province near Bangkok.

 

The aunt of the missing girl, Na, filed a complaint at Romklao Police Station yesterday, December 22, that her older brother Phon took her 11 year old niece named C (pseudonym) away from her home in Poonsin Village on December 21.

 

Na revealed to the police that C was scared of her father because Phon physically abused her many times before. She had to take the girl to the hospital for physical and mental treatments. She always panicked at the thought of her father taking her away, but unfortunately, her fears became a reality.

 

Na believed that Phon took the girl because he wanted to meet his wife who is now imprisoned. The wife refused to meet him, so Phon might take C to the jail to meet his wife.

 

 

However, Na was worried that Phon would have other hidden reasons for taking away the girl because Phon previously took C to beg for money with him.

 

According to Na, Phon was unemployed and made a living by selling drugs, begging, or asking for food from temples.

 

Na said she also shared the missing poster of C on social media, and netizens spotted Phon and C in Chachoengsao province. Some saw them fishing at the river bank, while others met them at a nightclub.

 

Na urged anyone who saw the two or has any useful information to contact her via her phone number 081-510-7589 or contact officers at the nearest police stations.

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-12-23

 

 

10 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Na believed that Phon took the girl because he wanted to meet his wife who is now imprisoned. The wife refused to meet him, so Phon might take C to the jail to meet his wife.

However, Na was worried that Phon would have other hidden reasons for taking away the girl because Phon previously took C to beg for money with him.

What great parents

kidnap? does the aunt have official parental rights given by court?