Former policeman called in as "Lady Kai" case gets murkier still

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Former policeman called in as "Lady Kai" case gets murkier still


Image: Daily News

BANGKOK: -- Crime suppression division police have called in a former police investigator attached to the Prachcheun station who they say is "key" to resolving the sensational case.

CSD police will meet with the former detective today, reported Daily News.

This follows witness statements from several alleged victims of the woman called "Lady Kai" who employed them and then reported them to police after claiming they stole millions of baht in property from her. The former employees had refused lucrative job offers in Hong Kong that may be related to human trafficking.

Miss Prapawan Jaikla known as Koy, a nineteen year old first year engineering student, and her parents Chukiat and Phrapaporn were all accused by Lady Kai of theft of gold and cash amounting to ten million baht in March. They have since counter claimed that this was a malicious charge and asked for a full investigation by the CSD.

It has also been reported now that Koy was offered 2-5 million baht to "look after" a well known and important contact of Kai who lives in Hong Kong. She repeatedly refused the offer and when the girl and her parents left Kai's home they were accused of theft.

Wanichaya Bunsunheng, the daughter of an imprisoned former employee of Kai called Sukanya Sirimuang has also come forward to make a complaint.

A husband and wife from Mae Hong Song have also complained after they were imprisoned on what they say were false charges. Janthana Khotkongthai or Noona, 25, and Thanathip Srising, 32, are now out of jail.

Kai who claims to be a titled woman has made further ounterclaims that she has evidence backing up her assertions that she was the victim of theft from all those accused.

CSD police said that the former Prachacheun station officer called in yesterday and who will be interviewed today is key to resolving the case. No details of his role in the affair have yet been given.

Source: Daily News


-- 2016-07-04

[DLang]

Nut case.

Off her head on the power of being a wealthy Thai in Thailand and having peasants at her disposal.

If one doesn't do what she commands, she has them locked up in prison for years.

Lovely.

[colinneil]

This woman should be hauled in, then jailed for human trafficking.

Something that Thailand is supposed to be trying to stamp out.

Thinks she is above the law, having pet policemen in her pocket.

This whole case is disgusting, and should be stamped on and stopped now.

[harada]

It's the old " Don't you know who I am" syndrome once again, sad.

[Bluespunk]

''It has also been reported now that Koy was offered 2-5 million baht to "look after" a well known and important contact of Kai who lives in Hong Kong.''

Ah hah...

[scorecard]

''It has also been reported now that Koy was offered 2-5 million baht to "look after" a well known and important contact of Kai who lives in Hong Kong.''

Ah hah...

Agree... Ah hah...

And just wondering about the time frame for the 2.5Million Baht?

- For one day, one month, one year, one lifetime, one quick visit...?

- For doing what...?

and ju

[tifino]

just imagine the power the old bat can wield, from behind bars

she'll be the Queen of the Block

[sweatalot]

the names of the victims are public

Where are the names of the criminals?

Name them shame them

- and don't forget to give the victims some qualified guards

Edited July 4, 2016 by sweatalot

[cockatoowho]

One wonders how many young girls took up her financial offers and now locked up somewhere servicing whoever. I am sure a little persuasion could get the old hag to spill the beans. Maybe a rusty metal barbed pole would suffice.

[rkidlad]

"Kai who claims to be a titled woman has made further ounterclaims that she has evidence backing up her assertions that she was the victim of theft from all those accused"

No, you clearly have no evidence of this. If there was evidence, this whole thing wouldn't have even come to light.

What a horrible old <deleted>. I hope she contracts Lou Gehrig's disease.

[smutcakes]

I seriously doubt this case of what seems potentially like pimping is on the news becuase of a crack down on this type of thing.

I presume that in the coming days there will be a link somewhere to someone which will make the real reason for this lady to of been pulled up come to light.

[gandalf12]

It's the old " Don't you know who I am" syndrome once again, sad.

Actually no I don't who the hell are you?

[Kasset Tak]

Who in their right mind has 10 million worth of gold and cash just laying around at home without keeping it in a safe?!?!?! I think the police should do a search at that woman's house because I think she would fit under the this law about being abnormally rich...

[shirtless]

Its very funny she cant prove the money is legit, either way she has lost face and hopefully her freedom.

[american12bthai]

hi guys,

this lady is in doo doo.

found something that WILL PUT HER DOWN while using my Human flesh search engine in hongkong.

this lady makes money off of HUMAN SUFFERING. Her clients are SICK. ever watched one of those deep web videos that shows a tied up victim and a table full of tools with various swift codes attached to them? How many of her former workers NEVER returned?

more like lady KA

[mesterm]

This woman should be hauled in, then jailed for human trafficking.

Something that Thailand is supposed to be trying to stamp out.

Thinks she is above the law, having pet policemen in her pocket.

This whole case is disgusting, and should be stamped on and stopped now.

[Redline]

This woman should be hauled in, then jailed for human trafficking.

Something that Thailand is supposed to be trying to stamp out.

Thinks she is above the law, having pet policemen in her pocket.

This whole case is disgusting, and should be stamped on and stopped now.

Somehow, I think nothing is going to happen. It seems this goes very high up because if it was investigated on the HK end, the police there would already have answers.

[Redline]

"Kai who claims to be a titled woman has made further ounterclaims that she has evidence backing up her assertions that she was the victim of theft from all those accused"

No, you clearly have no evidence of this. If there was evidence, this whole thing wouldn't have even come to light.

What a horrible old c***. I hope she contracts Lou Gehrig's disease.

Someone give her a shot of that brain eating bacteria...please

[phantomfiddler]

Nut case.

Off her head on the power of being a wealthy Thai in Thailand and having peasants at her disposal.

If one doesn't do what she commands, she has them locked up in prison for years.

Lovely.

Off with her head !! What a totally horrible old cow she is, and a pathetic insight into how the police are only too happy to do the bidding of any so called hi-so. The people who were jailed with no other evidence than this old bat,s say-so should compensated with at least 1 Sen Baht for every month in jail !

[phantomfiddler]

I seriously doubt this case of what seems potentially like pimping is on the news becuase of a crack down on this type of thing.

I presume that in the coming days there will be a link somewhere to someone which will make the real reason for this lady to of been pulled up come to light.

What exactly are you trying to say ?

[halloween]

I seriously doubt this case of what seems potentially like pimping is on the news becuase of a crack down on this type of thing.

I presume that in the coming days there will be a link somewhere to someone which will make the real reason for this lady to of been pulled up come to light.

Sounds like a severe case of red paranoia to me. Even if every red is a criminal it doesn't mean every criminal is a red.

[bheard]

''It has also been reported now that Koy was offered 2-5 million baht to "look after" a well known and important contact of Kai who lives in Hong Kong.''

Ah hah...

Agree... Ah hah...

And just wondering about the time frame for the 2.5Million Baht?

- For one day, one month, one year, one lifetime, one quick visit...?

- For doing what...?

and ju

Well now, it was never actually going to be paid, let's face it. Just a 'come-on' for a gullible peasant girl. She was gonna have to serve the time and then - - - Who said 2.5 mill? You lie!!

[Basil B]

This woman should be hauled in, then jailed for human trafficking.

Something that Thailand is supposed to be trying to stamp out.

Thinks she is above the law, having pet policemen in her pocket.

This whole case is disgusting, and should be stamped on and stopped now.

Yes it does seem strange that all had a daughter who turned down a offer of work in Hong Kong.

Time for the Hong Kong Police to look at her business interests in Hong Kong.

[clockman]

Sounds like a Thai soap?

[sweatalot]

btw shouldn't she be in remand prison - instead of letting her free to wipe out all traces that would prove her guilt?

her victims had not the chance of being free after being falsely accused

[TPI]

This woman should be hauled in, then jailed for human trafficking.

Something that Thailand is supposed to be trying to stamp out.

Thinks she is above the law, having pet policemen in her pocket.

This whole case is disgusting, and should be stamped on and stopped now.

She is mearly exercising her "rights" under "Sakdina", the ancient right of people who are Hi-So to be above the law as practiced so often in the Kingdom of Thailand! This "right" was banned in 1932 but old habits are haed to lose, just check out you daily paper to see it used everyday by Hi-So's, real and imagined!

[FWIW]

american12bthai, on 04 Jul 2016 - 14:27, said:

ever watched one of those deep web videos that shows a tied up victim and a table full of tools with various swift codes attached to them?

Uh - no. Seriously, no.

&lt;deleted&gt;?

[Maybole]

Is she really "Khunying" ? If not , might the "lese majeste" law be appropriate?

[Baerboxer]

I seriously doubt this case of what seems potentially like pimping is on the news becuase of a crack down on this type of thing.

I presume that in the coming days there will be a link somewhere to someone which will make the real reason for this lady to of been pulled up come to light.

Sounds like a severe case of red paranoia to me. Even if every red is a criminal it doesn't mean every criminal is a red.

Although he conveniently misses the point (ignoring facts as usual) that one of the victims, the young student complained to the police and instigated this, he may inadvertently have a point in that, if the student, her parents and the other complainants are proofed right, then the question of police corruption and involvement arises. Now which particular party has very close links with the police and has never ever done the slightest to curb police corruption in any of their various governments?

However, this doesn't seem politically motivated and regardless of the lady's political views or the fact she considers herself a titled HiSo, she should be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted if there is evidence.

[Baerboxer]

Who in their right mind has 10 million worth of gold and cash just laying around at home without keeping it in a safe?!?!?! I think the police should do a search at that woman's house because I think she would fit under the this law about being abnormally rich...

She claimed she had a very large win when gambling in HK on one of her two visits there. That can be checked, unless of course she forgot the name of the casino, date, year, how much etc etc etc

She also claims to have given very large amounts to charity. Which may be true and perhaps she has the receipts and/or the charities can confirm this.

Whatever, she appears to have an income way in excess of her husband's police salary. The anti money laundering authorities and/or the DSI might want to take an interest in the sources of her wealth.