Para Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 (edited) Did they actually file an extradition request? I know he had a legal team fight on the unfair trial reason but don't know if formal extradition papers were sent to the UK and the judges agreed his trial back in Thailand wouldn't follow the English requirements of fair. But they knew/know he is a wanted criminal who skipped bail and still granted him a visa........ ***EDITED Just checked and YES Thailand did apply for Thaksin to be formally extradited.........LINK Cambodia also denied the extradition request..... LINK Edited July 16, 2012 by Para Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 they will not extridite for anything as Thailand still has the death penalty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 When someone turns up at an embassy wanting an ETD, do they not have to check with a centralized department in the UK To: to check the applicants true identity? to check the applicants entitlement? to check the applicant is not a wanted criminal? flag up the passport as lost/stolen Before anyone can get a ETD or apply for a replacement they would need a police report, making a false statement is a crime in virtually any country, also any country would want to know how he entered as this would probable be illegal entry so more problems? Interesting comment regarding the requirements for an ETD. I know them but why not call the Embassy in BKK or the Consul in Pattaya and ask them what checks are made before an ETD is issued? 'making a false statement is a crime in virtually any country' What and smashing in another persons head is a lesser crime! Look I know the 'service' Tinsley was offering people to leave via Malaysia FACT. How hard do you really think it is to go into a police station and report a missing PP? Do you think even non corrupt MY police would question it let alone say a local station to the border that had a vested interest. I am sure that will draw more comments about watching too many movies...... hey PARA you seem to know a lot about all this and his activities. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 they will not extridite for anything as Thailand still has the death penalty And the last foreigner executed was when? Ignorance irritates me so much. A Farrang getting a death sentence has it automatically commuted to life. The treaty in place between Thailand and Britain means a prisoner will serve 1/3 of their sentence or 4 years which ever is less and then they are deported back and *expected* to serve half the original sentence less time on remand and time served. Someone with a life sentence has to serve 8 years in a Thai prison then they are deported back. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 hey PARA you seem to know a lot about all this and his activities. That's correct well done Sherlock! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 Even if he got ETD in Malaysia he would never be allowed to leave without verifying his entry stamp. If one loses a passport in Malaysia one must provide the boarder point of entry and date to receive a provisional replacement entry stamp. I personally don't believe the rummer that he is on bail, I think if it was true, Andre Drummond would have reported it by now. There seems to be many romurs and false information about this case. First of all an iron bar then a wheel brace then a tyre leaver and today in the yorkshire post a hammer. I know Mr Tinsley through his visa shop and he has been able to do nothing but help me. Andrew Drummond reported he is 5'-8'' i am a lot taller than Mr Tinsley and i am 5'-4'' Basiclly nobody including me knows enough about this case as only one side pf it has been mentioned. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 they will not extridite for anything as Thailand still has the death penalty And the last foreigner executed was when? Ignorance irritates me so much. A Farrang getting a death sentence has it automatically commuted to life. The treaty in place between Thailand and Britain means a prisoner will serve 1/3 of their sentence or 4 years which ever is less and then they are deported back and *expected* to serve half the original sentence less time on remand and time served. Someone with a life sentence has to serve 8 years in a Thai prison then they are deported back. Sorry if i missunderstood this but we were talking about him getting caught in the UK. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 There seems to be many romurs and false information about this case. First of all an iron bar then a wheel brace then a tyre leaver and today in the yorkshire post a hammer. I know Mr Tinsley through his visa shop and he has been able to do nothing but help me. Andrew Drummond reported he is 5'-8'' i am a lot taller than Mr Tinsley and i am 5'-4'' Basiclly nobody including me knows enough about this case as only one side pf it has been mentioned. Totally agree which is why all my comments have been about the runt. An you are who exactly with only 5 TV posts to your name are you connected to this in someway? they will not extridite for anything as Thailand still has the death penalty And the last foreigner executed was when? Ignorance irritates me so much. A Farrang getting a death sentence has it automatically commuted to life. The treaty in place between Thailand and Britain means a prisoner will serve 1/3 of their sentence or 4 years which ever is less and then they are deported back and *expected* to serve half the original sentence less time on remand and time served. Someone with a life sentence has to serve 8 years in a Thai prison then they are deported back. Sorry if i missunderstood this but we were talking about him getting caught in the UK. I understood what you said I was just pointing out facts on what happens to Farrang sentenced in Thailand. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Satcommlee Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 Anyone thought for one minute that he doesn't need to skip bail.... The legal processes can take years and then there are the endless appeals. If he's guilty then he may have a few years yet to think about skipping bail. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 16, 2012 Share Posted July 16, 2012 (edited) Anyone thought for one minute that he doesn't need to skip bail.... The legal processes can take years and then there are the endless appeals. If he's guilty then he may have a few years yet to think about skipping bail. Sorry incorrect. If he pleads not guilty then the trial will normally take place within 12 months. If found guilty he get 1 shot at appeal with the current appeal backlog being between 2 and 3 years so it could take a total of 4 years. If the appeal court upholds the first criminal courts decision its all over. Yes there is a Supreme Court but that one only comes into play if the criminal court and appeal court disagree he get a shot with them which just drags out more time. All the time he is on bail he is unable to (legally) work so no legit income. Also know that while a British citizen 'only' serves 1/3 or 4 years that clock doesn't start till ALL appeals are over so he could be on bail for 4 years then serve 4 years unless he gets life (likely) where he will do 4 years on bail then 8 years in Bang Kwang (which ONLY houses prisoners sentenced to 20 years or more) then deported to Wandsworth nick first to serve out the remaining half of a life sentence which in the UK is 25 years so another 4.5 years in nick in the UK. If he is guilty why on earth would he hang around as he will have a target on his back big time....... Edited July 16, 2012 by Para 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 You seem to know your stuff on the justice system in Thailand but, i really dont understand your last comment " a target on his back" (newcommer to this only my 6th post) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 I just wonder if he could mount a civil case based on common law Problem is the offense took place in Thailand so would a British court entertain such a notion? I am better versed with Thai law than English! That's the only option I can see as the offense took place in Thailand what are the chances of Tinsley getting caught in the UK and extradited? I guess if the worst happened to Mr. Pickles then that's possible but again the UK courts would I am sure rule that Tinsley wouldn't receive a fair hearing. The runt isn't (that) stupid so if he gets back to the UK he is going to keep his head down and have to relocate. What would be nice is if the family of Mr Pickles were to be able to find Tinsley first. Live by the wheel brace, die by the wheel brace....... The Wakefield Express said it was a Hammer before that an Iron bar now a wheel brace. Do we really know what it was? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 (edited) You seem to know your stuff on the justice system in Thailand but, i really dont understand your last comment " a target on his back" (newcommer to this only my 6th post) He hurt someone who was obviously well liked and its big international news TiT after all... Edited July 17, 2012 by Para Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 (edited) So PARA you have not read what i put then? ARREDTED IN THE UK ASPER THE STRING OF REPLIES ON THIS TOPIC. Who am i with 5 posts? Well i really thought your posts were really interesting with your knowledge, but with this comment about 5 posts, i am now left in doubt,. All i was saying was he helped me when i first came out here and he has not done me a bad service that is why i was commenting on something that has took my interest and why not? Edited July 17, 2012 by Rimmer Fonts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 (edited) So PARA you have not read what i put then? ARREDTED IN THE UK ASPER THE STRING OF REPLIES ON THIS TOPIC. Who am i with 5 posts? Well i really thought your posts were really interesting with your knowledge, but with this comment about 5 posts, i am now left in doubt,. All i was saying was he helped me when i first came out here and he has not done me a bad service that is why i was commenting on something that has took my interest and why not? but with this comment about 5 posts, i am now left in doubt,. Your doubt will certainly not cause me any loss of sleep. 'So PARA you have not read what i put then? ARREDTED IN THE UK ASPER ' Read this many times but still haven't the foggiest what it means in English! 'All i was saying was he helped me when i first came out here' Good for you I wish I could say the same about him. Bored of this topic and the worthless runt who resorted to hitting a teacher over the head with an iron bar I wont be replying any more........ Get well soon Mr. Pickles and may Karma get the justice you deserve. Para Edited July 17, 2012 by Para Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 I do agree to that PARA and pray for him to fully recover. But Mr Tinsley has not been tried yet so who and how can we judge him? As other people have pointed out that there are two many uncertainties about this case. Drummund saying he was 5-8 when he's around 5-2 then papers saying Iron bar, you stateing a wheel brace 9on more than one occasion) and the Wakefield Express saying a hammer. As you have said there should have a hearing soon, then we may understand a little more about this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JONNA Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 There are two sides to this as with all cases and because the police have been quiet we dont really know what has gone on. The very start of this was when Mr. Pickles BUMPED, SCRATCHED OR SMASHED into Mr. Tinsley car and he drove off (and no, it does not warrent what happend to him) but if, like the responcible person he is, why the h ell did'nt he get out of his car appologise and offer to pay for the damages if there were any. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
waza Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 There are two sides to this as with all cases and because the police have been quiet we dont really know what has gone on. The very start of this was when Mr. Pickles BUMPED, SCRATCHED OR SMASHED into Mr. Tinsley car and he drove off (and no, it does not warrent what happend to him) but if, like the responcible person he is, why the h ell did'nt he get out of his car appologise and offer to pay for the damages if there were any. He was on a bike, he bumped the runts car and no damage was caused. Try reading the OPs post before you comment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Neil Clappison Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 Sorry for missing all this. He definitely has NOT got bail. He is still on remand & will remain so until trial. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Neil Clappison Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 (edited) I do agree to that PARA and pray for him to fully recover. But Mr Tinsley has not been tried yet so who and how can we judge him? As other people have pointed out that there are two many uncertainties about this case. Drummund saying he was 5-8 when he's around 5-2 then papers saying Iron bar, you stateing a wheel brace 9on more than one occasion) and the Wakefield Express saying a hammer. As you have said there should have a hearing soon, then we may understand a little more about this. Information from various dates had been passed around the media, therefore not all of what is published is accurate. The police know exactly what the 'weapon' was. We can get Mr Tinsley's correct height using a tape measure, what difference does it make? The only uncertainties are being produced by lazy or misinformed reporting & from rumours spread on forums such as this. Edited July 17, 2012 by Neil Clappison 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Neil Clappison Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 I just wonder if he could mount a civil case based on common law Problem is the offense took place in Thailand so would a British court entertain such a notion? I am better versed with Thai law than English! That's the only option I can see as the offense took place in Thailand what are the chances of Tinsley getting caught in the UK and extradited? I guess if the worst happened to Mr. Pickles then that's possible but again the UK courts would I am sure rule that Tinsley wouldn't receive a fair hearing. The runt isn't (that) stupid so if he gets back to the UK he is going to keep his head down and have to relocate. What would be nice is if the family of Mr Pickles were to be able to find Tinsley first. Live by the wheel brace, die by the wheel brace....... We were waiting for an International arrest warrant, he would then have been arrested & tried in the UK. Whilst we were waiting he flew back to Thailand, where of course he was arrested on entry. Just to confirm he has NOT got bail, and won't get it. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
candid Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 Sorry for missing all this. He definitely has NOT got bail. He is still on remand & will remain so until trial. Someone on Andrew Drummond's site reckoned Tinsley was drinking in his bar the other night. Is this a mistake or someone taking the mick out of AD? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post LeCharivari Posted July 17, 2012 Popular Post Share Posted July 17, 2012 The only uncertainties are being produced by lazy or misinformed reporting & from rumours spread on forums such as this. Well, that's certainly true - but nothing new. Just a few examples: No extradition application for Thaksin was lodged in the UK; his UK visa was revoked on a technicality when he left the UK, before any extradition application was made. There is no formal agreement or treaty automatically commuting a death sentence in Thailand to life imprisonment for Britons or any other nationality. There is no *expectation* that those re-patriated from Thailand will serve half the original sentence less time on remand, etc on their re-patriation to the UK. According to the Anglo-Thai Prison Transfer Agreements (PTA) between the UK and Thailand (reviewed last year) repatriated prisoners serving fixed term sentences are released on licence at the halfway stage from the date of their transfer, not the date of their arrest as it is for prisoners sentenced in the UK and in some other countries. Those re-patriated on life sentences, as distinct from fixed terms, have their sentences re-assessed after return to the UK. There is, technically, no such thing as an International Arrest Warrant except for those issued by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, genocide and war crimes. The term is often used for an Interpol "Red Notice" for the arrest of a wanted person for extradition to whatever country issued the original warrant - in this case Thailand, where he would have had to be extradited to and tried, not the UK where he had not committed the offence. District judges/magistrates courts in the UK can issue arrest warrants valid in the UK for certain offences committed overseas, such as war crimes or treason, but neither applies in this case. I know nothing about this case, but evidently I am not the only one. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marstons Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 (edited) There are two sides to this as with all cases and because the police have been quiet we dont really know what has gone on. The very start of this was when Mr. Pickles BUMPED, SCRATCHED OR SMASHED into Mr. Tinsley car and he drove off (and no, it does not warrent what happend to him) but if, like the responcible person he is, why the h ell did'nt he get out of his car appologise and offer to pay for the damages if there were any. He was on a bike, he bumped the runts car and no damage was caused. Try reading the OPs post before you comment. More misinformation was it a car or a bike?His best friend Steve Tomlinson, from Birmingham, Head of Music at the International School of the Regents said today “Adam was not a very good driver and the CCTV pictures suggest he might have scraped what I think was a white Toyota Fortuna. It’s a while since I have seen the video. “But there was not a mark on Adam’s hired car so it could not have been serious. Edited July 17, 2012 by marstons Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
smokie36 Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 Our local consular offices can issue emergency travel documents, but you should be aware that background and identity checks will still need to be carried out before we can issue such a document and this may take time. do you honestly think they will give him one if he has skipped bail ? meanwhile i have already alerted a friend of mine who is in the UK Foreign Office about this guy so tommorow if he tries what you suggest i think he will have a nasty shock OK follow me on this as it seems you are one of the rare ones that has half an idea whats going on here. If he applies for an ETD in BKK they will do a background check with Thai immigrations and oh look he is on the hit list so no ETD. Skip over to Malaysia and any background checks will come up clean FOR MALAYSIA so an ETD can be issued. Personally I LOATH this little fat bald runt and what he has done is disgusting BUT where I come from regardless you don't grass BUT if someone was to inform the FCO in the UK then quite possibly his world will fall apart. Only problem is time difference by the time the UK FCO opens he could well be on a flight....... Now if it was me and I was also wanted back in the UK I would possibly make one of the en-route stops France, then jump the Eurostar walking through Waterloo with the ETD no chance of him getting stopped Eurostar goes through St Pancras nowadays. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flyingsporran Posted July 19, 2012 Share Posted July 19, 2012 (edited) Sorry for missing all this. He definitely has NOT got bail. He is still on remand & will remain so until trial. Someone on Andrew Drummond's site reckoned Tinsley was drinking in his bar the other night. Is this a mistake or someone taking the mick out of AD? Dont think it was a wind up. Tinsley spoke to Andrew Drummond today. Did not say how tall he was though. Edited July 19, 2012 by flyingsporran Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flyingsporran Posted July 19, 2012 Share Posted July 19, 2012 Our local consular offices can issue emergency travel documents, but you should be aware that background and identity checks will still need to be carried out before we can issue such a document and this may take time. do you honestly think they will give him one if he has skipped bail ? meanwhile i have already alerted a friend of mine who is in the UK Foreign Office about this guy so tommorow if he tries what you suggest i think he will have a nasty shock OK follow me on this as it seems you are one of the rare ones that has half an idea whats going on here. If he applies for an ETD in BKK they will do a background check with Thai immigrations and oh look he is on the hit list so no ETD. Skip over to Malaysia and any background checks will come up clean FOR MALAYSIA so an ETD can be issued. Personally I LOATH this little fat bald runt and what he has done is disgusting BUT where I come from regardless you don't grass BUT if someone was to inform the FCO in the UK then quite possibly his world will fall apart. Only problem is time difference by the time the UK FCO opens he could well be on a flight....... Now if it was me and I was also wanted back in the UK I would possibly make one of the en-route stops France, then jump the Eurostar walking through Waterloo with the ETD no chance of him getting stopped All that is require for an ETD is a police report stating you have lost your passport (You do not have to tell police where, why, etc) and proof that you had a passport before (photocopy will do) and 75 quid. Same day service. Get to the Embassy before 11 am and tell them you need a flight immediately, Its tried and trusted by crooks. Front desk staff are mostly Thai. They do not read the Pattaya enlgish language newspapers, well few people do. Brits dont like too much contact. But there is a Thai woman in the gatehouse who is very inquisite. 'Have you got a police report? 'Yes' Well I'm going through. "Let me see you police report!" "You don't believe me. Am I going to lie about that?' 'Show me your police report'. (And that was the Deputy Head of Mission I believe) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flyingsporran Posted July 19, 2012 Share Posted July 19, 2012 (edited) no he certainly won't now. not in Malaysia or anywhere ! My friend at the Foreign Office (who is very senior in rank ) has said she is sending an urgent priority 1 bulletin today to all UK offices and embassies to be prepared for this person in case he should he happen to walk through their door........ he can run be cant hide Karma is one very beautiful person......... Foreign office' urgent priority messages' are usually binned in my experience unless its accompanied by a message saying the 'Hardship Allowance' has been raised. Its against work policy. Comes under 'over-assisting'. Edited July 19, 2012 by flyingsporran Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Para Posted July 19, 2012 Share Posted July 19, 2012 All that is require for an ETD is a police report stating you have lost your passport (You do not have to tell police where, why, etc) and proof that you had a passport before (photocopy will do) and 75 quid. Same day service. Get to the Embassy before 11 am and tell them you need a flight immediately, Its tried and trusted by crooks. Front desk staff are mostly Thai. They do not read the Pattaya enlgish language newspapers, well few people do. Brits dont like too much contact. But there is a Thai woman in the gatehouse who is very inquisite. 'Have you got a police report? 'Yes' Well I'm going through. "Let me see you police report!" "You don't believe me. Am I going to lie about that?' 'Show me your police report'. (And that was the Deputy Head of Mission I believe) Thank you FINALLY someone who knows how the system works here rather than just quoting BS they have no idea about. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Neil Clappison Posted July 19, 2012 Share Posted July 19, 2012 I've just had it confirmed he is out on bail after "paying to get out the back door" on his 3rd attempt. So that's Thai justice for you, what a joke. Attempted murder, previous convictions for fraud & fake visas, he changed his name by deed poll in the UK to try and avoid being caught - and they still let him walk free!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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