Confusion reigns as murdered Briton's wife heads to the police station

 

Image: Pattaya News

 

Reporters covering the murder of Tony Kenway in Pattaya said that his wife showed up at Nong Preu police station yesterday afternoon.

Pattaya News reported that Somporn Kenway, 31, had hoped to confront Toby Jamie, 44, a UK national after reports of his arrest in Cambodia.

But she was out of luck - she was told that the alleged mastermind behind the programmer's murder was still in Cambodia and that his extradition had been blocked by the British authorities.

An officer in charge at the station  said to her in front of reporters: "Are you here to complain on your own behalf or because reporters told you to come?", claimed Pattaya News.

She was then interviewed without the press being present.

When she emerged she said she had hoped to see Toby but he was still in Cambodia. She said that she wants justice for her husband and wants to see Toby face trial in Thailand.

She said that she understood from reports that he had admitted to ordering her husband's murder and couldn't understand why he was not yet in Thailand.

Tony Kenway, 39, was shot in his red Porsche Cayenne outside the Sanit Sports Club in Pong district on January 24th. The shooter and his accomplice who rode a motorcycle escaped the scene then fled across the border into Cambodia.  

 

Source: Pattaya News

 

 

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But she was out of luck - she was told that the alleged mastermind behind the programmer's murder was still in Cambodia and that his extradition had been blocked by the British authorities.

 

This is the biggest piece of bullsh!t I've heard all day (it's only 5am now though).

 

To think that the British 'authorities' have any influence in these two countries is almost beyond belief, I'm pretty sure that we all know this based on past experiences.

 

 

If I were her, I'd try to be as quiet as a church mouse and don't make too much noise

as the people who did her hubby might get angry enough at her and her high profile

and might conceder harming her too, we know that those guys have the means

and balls to kill people for a mere money dispute....

Why does every single report on this story have to mention  "red Porsche Cayenne"??

2 hours ago, ezzra said:

 

If I were her, I'd try to be as quiet as a church mouse and don't make too much noise

as the people who did her hubby might get angry enough at her and her high profile

and might conceder harming her too, we know that those guys have the means

and balls to kill people for a mere money dispute....

100% well said mate.

One uncalled for comment and answers to it removed.

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Same question were asked by many of the scammed people in the UK. Why is your husband not already in the UK behind bars and why do you wear Louis Vuitton Handbags paid with their money?

37 minutes ago, action said:

Why does every single report on this story have to mention  "red Porsche Cayenne"??

why do you need a marker pen? highlights

 

She married a criminal and lived a life of luxury on his dirty money, she should just disappear quietly back to her village.

the real criminals sit somewhere else in BKK...

TWO ISSUES: he was not a programmer ! ! He was a rip off artist who stole from old people. His wife knew very well what he did and now plays the game as Was instructed. UK will stop extradition Thailand has death penalty.

1 hour ago, action said:

Why does every single report on this story have to mention  "red Porsche Cayenne"??

Is that a black Porsche Cayenne in the background of the photo of the distressed housewife?

4 hours ago, rooster59 said:

When she emerged she said she had hoped to see Toby but he was still in Cambodia.

 

The sense of entitlement is strong in this one.

1 hour ago, action said:

Why does every single report on this story have to mention  "red Porsche Cayenne"??

How else can a Thai explain a HiSo status if he lacks insight to a persons bank account?

She's looking for blood money from the murderer; nothing more, nothing less. Any comments on this blog which does not reflect this are superfluous.

15 minutes ago, Sphere said:

 

The sense of entitlement is strong in this one.

She's come for the car and to pick any other bones clean; as you say mate don't confuse entitlement with compassion with these Thai uckers.

1 hour ago, action said:

Why does every single report on this story have to mention  "red Porsche Cayenne"??

Probably so we do not get confused about which murder this is.

26 minutes ago, BruceMangosteen said:

Is that a black Porsche Cayenne in the background of the photo of the distressed housewife?

No. Its a Subaru XV

30 minutes ago, BruceMangosteen said:

Is that a black Porsche Cayenne in the background of the photo of the distressed housewife?

Subaru XV.

At the risk of sounding totally superfluous I have a feeling that justice has already been served, and the young lady in question would almost definitely have enough stashed away in property and "savings" that she should feel quite comfortable for life :)

Should not the police also seize all the assets of this thai lady until it can be determined whether it was legally gotten?

8 hours ago, ukrules said:

To think that the British 'authorities' have any influence in these two countries is almost beyond belief, I'm pretty sure that we all know this based on past experiences.

 

Toby is busy bribing Cambodian police and BIB as we speak, welcome to the third world where cash is king.

"Confusion Reigns", Finally a factual headline.

 

I have followed this story with great interest, not so much the story itself but the life the story has taken on. George Orwell (1984) would be proud. Speculation and opinion being quoted as fact, Contradictory stories released by the Thai police and media sites, and plain everyday people making sh*t up.

 

Everyday there is a different version of this story, based on other non factual stories, speculation, opinion etc etc.

 

Lets just look at tony's jobs/businesses so far.

Programmer, website designer, website business owner, Gambling website owner, designer, partner, restaurant owner, boileroom owner partner operative, philanthropist and charity worker, luxury car importer, IP telephone system business .

 

Some of Tony's alleged crimes.

A criminal record and wanted in UK and Spain, Boiler room crimes in Spain and Thailand, Work permit crimes in Thailand, employing illegals in Thailand. Owed money to, or was owed money by associates in all of the above activities.

 

Pick any of the above, or add your own, make up a speculative story, and next week it will be quoted as fact. 

 

 

 

Did she get the car fixed yet?? and perhaps cleaned the bank account as well.

26 minutes ago, misterphil said:

No. Its a Subaru XV

Thanks. I'm almost sure it's her car since parked in the VIP section. Any idea how much it's worth and who paid for it? Thanks and God Bless her children and you mate. 

12 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:

"Confusion Reigns", Finally a factual headline.

 

I have followed this story with great interest, not so much the story itself but the life the story has taken on. George Orwell (1984) would be proud. Speculation and opinion being quoted as fact, Contradictory stories released by the Thai police and media sites, and plain everyday people making sh*t up.

 

Everyday there is a different version of this story, based on other non factual stories, speculation, opinion etc etc.

 

Lets just look at tony's jobs/businesses so far.

Programmer, website designer, website business owner, Gambling website owner, designer, partner, restaurant owner, boileroom owner partner operative, philanthropist and charity worker, luxury car importer, IP telephone system business .

 

Some of Tony's alleged crimes.

A criminal record and wanted in UK and Spain, Boiler room crimes in Spain and Thailand, Work permit crimes in Thailand, employing illegals in Thailand. Owed money to, or was owed money by associates in all of the above activities.

 

Pick any of the above, or add your own, make up a speculative story, and next week it will be quoted as fact. 

 

 

 

A real dirtbag, he got what he deserved. I feel sorry for his kids though. 

1 minute ago, bander said:

A real dirtbag, he got what he deserved. I feel sorry for his kids though. 

Yes, the kids are the "only" innocent victims in all of this.

44 minutes ago, Canceraid said:

Should not the police also seize all the assets of this thai lady until it can be determined whether it was legally gotten?

Wrong country, if they did that here, I thinks most people would be without their assets...........5555555

I don't think it is simply drugs that is the issue here...deep cover maybe.

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