1 minute ago, alant said:

Has she fled? Is there the  chance she may have been abducted?

maybe she has...

26 minutes ago, scorecard said:

 

Yes there probably were several vehicles well known to be used for her transport. Now enter a vehicle never seen before in her compound which appears to be delivering bottles of water or whatever and with space to cover her and be unnoticed and with dark tint windows, and with number plates that can be electronically flipped to another number, slip her out to a dark corner of a secluded car park never used before in her transport arrangements and into another car / van with very dark windows and across the border in an isolated place with no immigration office and quickly into the waiting pvt jet which landed 5 minutes earlier and takes off immediately she's on board, ignoring the air movement regulations etc., until it reaches the controlled air space of another country, then fulfill all the air traffic requirements. And already mentioned she has several passports if she needs to change to a regular commercial flight. 

 

Little doubt something like this is well possible and with clever planning could be executed.

Especially if nobody wanted to stop her !

1 hour ago, silent said:

Sounds like more than one vehicle to follow exhausted and confused the tails 

Or carry the most important couple of maids.   There must have been about 30  to 50 suitcases (or some big packing cases of stuff), moved somewhere from one of her houses in the relatively short term before.  Has anyone checked Thai Airways freight department?   If not there, one of the other freight forwarders commonly used by Thaksin?

Diabolical!

How could they know she would switch cars?   1MB bail was surely enough guarantee.  

 

Clearly this was the best outcome for everyone.  Imagine if she was found guilty... Where would you prison her?  There would be protests all the time.  Then the only other option would be suspended sentence and freedom in interests of reconciliation.  That too would prove more problematic.  

 

Her fleeing justice suits the narrative nicely.  GUILTY!  GONE! 

 

19 minutes ago, alant said:

Has she fled? Is there the  chance she may have been abducted?

I thought the same for a while but then we would probably see quite different tweets from her brother.

How do you know she escaped?  All that is known is that she did not appear in court.  There are a few other possibilities besides her having escaped, some more nefarious than others

Thaksin-controlled RTP was involved?  Say it ain't so Joe.  You might want to take a look at the immigration officers who let her flee across the Cambodian border without any record.  Maybe you should take a look at how many RTP became unusually wealthy in the last few months?  Either the investigators are clueless, or they are waiting for their share of the brown envelope payouts.

With the Shin fortune and the time available since the coup, they should check for tunnels leading to the private jet parking lot 20 miles away...

 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

top officials, including Prime Minister Prayut Chanocha, were silent on the issue

that shut him up, but then again, it's Friday and there will be a 2 hour poem on TV

In the photo she looks like she must be pregnant. I'm sure this would explain the whole Houdini effect.  She has  Herr Leader's love child ...... ; Replace her with the evil twin, She never really was in Thailand, cause Khun Puu isn't pregnant. Nazi Heil salute, 8 mo. pregnant, all makes sense ...

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

There have been many unconfirmed reports prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has been in selfimposed exile for years.

 

The Nation - Always first with the news 

1 hour ago, elgenon said:

Better to try to do something after the fact than deny her human rights by watching her closely. Still I think the best case scenario for the generalissimo. When he leaves office and YL's sister is PM maybe she will let him leave.

that makes sense

By now this should be made a beginning of a movie...awaiting spice...false...true....speculation....gossips what do you think Thai Visa team?Good day! :-)

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26 minutes ago, zig said:

I thought the same for a while but then we would probably see quite different tweets from her brother.

good point

Why the Thais are still speculating on the escape of Yingluck where one word speaks all and that is corruption. Is this difficult enough to apprehend?

1 hour ago, elgenon said:

Better to try to do something after the fact than deny her human rights by watching her closely. Still I think the best case scenario for the generalissimo. When he leaves office and YL's sister is PM maybe she will let him leave.

Are you aware of Thailand's government at the moment? Also, I think I heard the boss state this the other day.

2 hours ago, jaiyen said:

They can when you pay them enough

and threaten them

Red Bull and rice gives you wings and the cloak of invisibility.

5 hours ago, z42 said:

Trust the RTP to be so brazen sending a marked van there for such a job as this. Absolute muppets ??

If indeed she did slip away in a police pickup (personally I have doubts on all of this), I see it as absolute brilliance.

 

I mean nothing quite beats the stiff two-fingered salute, especially when it's delivered with such in-your-face subtlety.

It will be more embarrassing for the government if they keep investigate Yingluck escape.

5 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

"See there? That's where my jet is waiting! Bye bye Thailand, sorry I made you look stupid again Mr P!"

5 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

Secret can't be kept long in Thailand. We are going to know what happened very rapidly. Thai people can't keep their mouths shut.

Secrets can not be kept by living Thai's; I'd agree with.

She;s been seen getting fitted with a couple of Burka's in Dubai. I believe this was a CNN Reporter, but they want to 

anonymous.

Yeah, but. . .

 

Lots of the convoys of holiday buses which come to our local seaside resort are given a police escort vehicle to help get them through the traffic.

Just saying.

 

 

6 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

Secret can't be kept long in Thailand. We are going to know what happened very rapidly. Thai people can't keep their mouths shut.

As Sir Humphrey Appleby once said.

"He that would keep a secret must keep it a secret that he hath a secret to keep". 

The last part of that quotation will be the hardest.

Your right; being Thailand one that day will soon come when the truth will out. It will either volunteered as in, "I know something you don't know", or it will be paid for or beaten out of someone. 

 

Very observant of someone however can describe the make and models of the cars but nothing about the number plates which suggests most likely government issue, !!!! now we get it 

She usually rode in a van. So taking taking another car out fooled them. Brilliant idea. Left the thia police scratching their heads. How did she leave. ????? Here is another thought. Maybe she is still in the house. Did they look?? 55555

With thier billions $ how easy it would be to dissapear.

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7 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

Bloody brilliant! You guys are going to have an absolute field day, after this news feast. I've got a bag of work to do so I'll just keep popping in to watch the tar creeping higher and higher around Prat's neck. Let's hope, for his better half's sake, that he's not being too much of a bully at home.