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'NASA' con men swindled millions, police say

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'NASA' con men swindled millions, police say

By  Teeranai Charuvastra, Staff Reporter

 

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Fraud suspect Nitithorn Thangsawasdikul was brought to a police station on Monday night for questioning.

 

BANGKOK — Three men were arrested Monday night for allegedly running a scam that police believe fleeced millions of baht from their victims in the name of aerospace science.

 

The trio roped in their prey by inviting them to invest in rare metals that they would later sell to the U.S. space program, investigator Torsak Panklinput said Tuesday.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/2017/01/17/nasa-con-men-swindled-millions-police-say/

 
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There had to be a 'Somchai' in there ! LOL.

No wonder their all  laughing 

Was the rare metal called 'Unobtainium'?

No Thailalaion!

Oh yes, "One born every minute"!!!

So, nothing at all associated with NASA.....fraudulent headline!

So, nothing at all associated with NASA.....fraudulent headline!

Do you know what '' means?

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There's a sucker born every minute...

3 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

So, nothing at all associated with NASA.....fraudulent headline!

 

“They said they work for a company associated with NASA,” Lt. Col. Torsak of the Central Investigation Bureau said. “They said they would sell the materials to NASA and make profit.”

Trust us we're Thai.....sorry had to say it

Thais and NASA.... yea.

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