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German Seeks Runaway Thai Wife For Son's Sake

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A 42-year-old German man is looking for his missing Thai wife, who deserted him and their 1-year-old son five months ago. She needs to sign a document stating he is the biological father, so he can bring his son to Germany. He has spent a 10 million THB inheritance and is almost broke.

BANGKOK-October 10, 2012[PDN]; in the evening, a Channel 3 television reporter was approached by a German man, Mr. Stephan Wagner, age 42, who was carrying his 1-year-old son.

Mr. Stephan asked if the reporter could help him find his Thai wife, who deserted the family five months ago. He needed to locate his missing wife to sign a guarantee that he is really the father of their son, so he can bring his son back to Germany.

Mr. Stephan said he used to be a rescue officer in Germany, but six years ago he came to live in Thailand with his ailing grandfather who was seeking a cure for his illness. When his grandfather died, Mr. Stephan received an inheritance of more than 10 million THB.

But Mr. Stephan didn’t return to Germany because he loved Thailand, with its good weather and much cheaper cost of living compared to Germany. Then Mr. Stephan got to know a Thai woman named Ketsarin, age 25.

So they lived together for a year, and had a son. During that time, Mr. Stephan used the money from his inheritance to build a new house, and when his wife got pregnant, he bought a car and many consumer products to use in their daily life.

But about five months after his wife gave birth, she disappeared without any trace, and left their son and the birth certificate. So Mr. Stephan began caring for his son with the help of his Thai mother-in-law, until he used up almost all of his money.

After he ran out of money, his mother –in-law expelled him from the house. So Mr. Stephan took his son and began trying to find his wife in Pattaya, because he thought that his wife might be staying there, but he still did not find any trace of her.

Full story: http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2012/10/12/german-seeks-runaway-thai-wife-for-son%E2%80%99s-sake/

-- Pattaya Daily News 2012-10-13

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Many Thais are ashamed of this woman and the child's grandmother's actions, because they also are talking about this news story.

Through the 'Thai Network', news of this story has been received in Australia and the two Thai ladies I know here are ashamed.

They worry that Western men will think that the action of these two women (they blame the Grandmother as much as the child's mother) will reflect badly on them also.

The good news stories, of which there are thousands never get the limelight, because they are commonplace.

Sadly, we only get read the bad stories about the trash of Thailand.

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Well stories about normal behavior aren't very exciting. Stories like this are hardly rare, a mate of mine has been left with a daughter that isn't even his whilst his missus has legged it somewhere.

Another friend is taking in his sister in laws kids because the mother who us married in Norway doesn't want the kids over there. One niece is already pregnant at 15, do he couldn't stand to watch it anymore. He is taking the nieces in and will school them.

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The seventh paragraph says the wife left leaving the son and birth certificate, if he has the birth certificate why does he need the signature of the runaway mother?

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Very sad on many counts, Mr. Stephan seems to have done so much in the past. The birth certificate should suffice or there must be someway of declaring her an abandoned parent, so he can get full custodial rights, what isn't clear is if it is the Embassy that wont issue the child a passport or is it a Thai issue.

Surely the Embassy can pressure the right Thai officials to allow him to return home with his son.

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Very sad on many counts, Mr. Stephan seems to have done so much in the past. The birth certificate should suffice or there must be someway of declaring her an abandoned parent, so he can get full custodial rights, what isn't clear is if it is the Embassy that wont issue the child a passport or is it a Thai issue.

Surely the Embassy can pressure the right Thai officials to allow him to return home with his son.

It's all about money and, unfortunately, he has very little left now. Doubt Thai officials will do jack unless too much bad publicity or they get palms greased.

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Another boost to the reputation of Thailand.

My thoughts are with the kid.

But ... 10M in 2 years!?!? What the hell was he thinking? Oh, I forgot, foreigners don't think when they get here.

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Many Thais are ashamed of this woman and the child's grandmother's actions, because they also are talking about this news story.

Through the 'Thai Network', news of this story has been received in Australia and the two Thai ladies I know here are ashamed.

They worry that Western men will think that the action of these two women (they blame the Grandmother as much as the child's mother) will reflect badly on them also.

The good news stories, of which there are thousands never get the limelight, because they are commonplace.

Sadly, we only get read the bad stories about the trash of Thailand.

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Well stories about normal behavior aren't very exciting. Stories like this are hardly rare, a mate of mine has been left with a daughter that isn't even his whilst his missus has legged it somewhere.

Another friend is taking in his sister in laws kids because the mother who us married in Norway doesn't want the kids over there. One niece is already pregnant at 15, do he couldn't stand to watch it anymore. He is taking the nieces in and will school them.

Agreed ...

Though normally it's the kid's grandmother who ends up the ultimate carer until the lady returns to the village.

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unfortunately this story has been heard for many many years with many many different people . It is apparently a normal practice in Thailand.

Could be nice to warn people who seems to dream a bit too much here.

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This is a very bad case of once the money is gone then so is the honey.

I am so scared to fall in love with a Thai lady, it seems like things will never change. But like someone said we only here about the trashy shit.

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So he built a house to live in with his wife and son, she takes off and when the money runs out the mother in law kicks him and her grand baby out of the house that he had built with his money? I do not understand Thainess.

No one does!

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