No sign Yingluck has left country, Immigration chief says

[lovelomsak]

I am amazed no one even thinks she may be dead and gone never to be seen again. Maybe she just disappeared of the face of the earth. No body no proof.

  Having her missing forever solves just about all issues with her.and her family,the red shirts etc. Every thing that had to do with her will just fade away in a year or two and be forgotten. 

  Problem solved and no need to answer to any one about anything. she is gone and who knows where. No body no death.

[Jeremy50]

Stupid place where corruption always wins out in the end.

[metisdead]

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[surangw]

what, she did not get her passport stamped ?

[Artisi]

2 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

She couldn't leave her house for the court because she had earache or vertigo, depending on the news source. So it should be easy for the police to find her with their arrest warrant. Just knock on her door.

you mean get off the collective arse's  and go to her house, doesn't work that way in Thailand, you simply make a phone call and ask if it would be convenient some time in the near future to call into the police station - no rush of course - at your leisure, please, thank you....

[Dave67]

[hotchilli]

“I affirm that, up to now, there is no record of Yingluck leaving the country via any Immigration checkpoint, including those at the airports and on the borders,” Nathathorn said.

 

However, had she left discreetly via a land border, the bureau would have no record of it, he acknowledged

 

Is this a contradiction or am I missing something ?

 

Also:

He said if Yingluck had left on a private jet, a record of the flight would have appeared in the Immigration Bureau’s online database.

So if a flight plan had been made for the benefit of Ms.Yingluk then surely customs/Immigration should have turned down the request & informed the courts of her intention of trying to leave the country ?

The flight plan must include the name of any passengers ?

[mike324]

She could very well already have a foreign passport and boarded a private charter flight out of the country. Why does so many supporters think she is being followed 24/7, she obviously is not hence nobody can find her now.

 

[kkerry]

8 hours ago, mike324 said:

Why does so many supporters think she is being followed 24/7, she obviously is not hence nobody can find her now.

 

 

Maybe it was because General Prawit last year said she needed protection, in response to her complaints about always being followed everywhere by soldiers, it was widely reported at the time.

 

PAD (remember them?) have said the same today as they are beyond furious how Yingluck has been allowed to leave Thailand instead of being burned at the stake. They are demanding an investigation with severe punishment of any officials who assisted in her departure. Maybe they will have to start marching again because the government will be overjoyed to have her leave rather than risk her  becoming a martyr in a Thai jail, they just can't come out publicly and say so 

[mike324]

On 8/26/2017 at 7:04 PM, kkerry said:

 

Maybe it was because General Prawit last year said she needed protection, in response to her complaints about always being followed everywhere by soldiers, it was widely reported at the time.

 

PAD (remember them?) have said the same today as they are beyond furious how Yingluck has been allowed to leave Thailand instead of being burned at the stake. They are demanding an investigation with severe punishment of any officials who assisted in her departure. Maybe they will have to start marching again because the government will be overjoyed to have her leave rather than risk her  becoming a martyr in a Thai jail, they just can't come out publicly and say so 

who knows, perhaps yingluck cut a deal with the junta ... thai politics and whats behind it, more than we can imagine, we are only scratching the surface of what really goes on