[Thailand] - Key witness in Red Bull heir's killing of policeman case, is himself killed in a mysterious car accident.

[UltimaOnline]

Except for the witness who was prepared to testify against the Red Bull heir but himself subsequently died in a mysterious traffic accident, all other witnesses were quick to defend the Red Bull heir as not speeding and all claim it was the killed policeman's own fault.

It must feel sooooo good to be a billionaire.

https://sg.yahoo.com/news/key-witness-thai-red-bull-134145187.html

 

[Hypocrite-The]

The wonders of being a rich elite

 

[batman1]

Got money,got justice.

 

[mojito]

Righteous rich man serves justice to the envious poor.

 

[Loofydralb]

Thailand is a fucked up country with a sex addict as king.
Don't kniw why farangs and sinkies sing praises dkr the land of fake smiles.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

Thailand is a fucked up country with a sex addict as king.

long live.................King VaginaLongGone..................

 

[winners]

This is definitely a set up to get rid of the witness for good. In Thailand, money talks and money wins all the time.

 

[syed putra]

This is definitely a set up to get rid of the witness for good. In Thailand, money talks and money wins all the time.

Other witnesses said tge car was within speed limit. Just this one witness differed. And he died.

 

[winners]

Other witnesses said tge car was within speed limit. Just this one witness differed. And he died.

I thought it's between 2 motorcycles, no? I mean the witness accident in this case.

As for the Red Bull's accident, it was already proven that the heir was intoxicated with alcohol and driving at excessive speeds.

 

[syed putra]

I thought it's between 2 motorcycles, no? I mean the witness accident in this case.

As for the Red Bull's accident, it was already proven that the heir was intoxicated with alcohol and driving at excessive speeds.

Except for the witness who was prepared to testify against the Red Bull heir but himself subsequently died in a mysterious car accident, all other witnesses were quick to defend the Red Bull heir as not speeding and all claim it was the killed policeman's own fault.

 

[winners]

Mr Yoovidhaya was accused of hitting the officer with his car in the capital, Bangkok, then fleeing.

He repeatedly failed to meet police to face the charges, which include reckless driving causing death.

Thai Police say these charges have now been dropped, but it is unclear why.

Mr Vorayuth is the grandson of Chaleo Yoovidhaya, who co-founded the Red Bull empire with Austrian Dietrich Mateschitz. At the time of his death in 2012, Chaleo was the third richest person in Thailand, according to Forbes magazine, with a net worth of $5bn (£3.93bn).

• The untouchable Red Bull heir in Thailand

Police Sergeant-Major Wichian Klanprasert was riding his motorbike along Bangkok's Sukhumvit Road when he was hit by a grey Ferrari, which dragged his body more than 100m (109yds) down the road, before driving off.

Investigating officers followed a trail of brake fluid to a luxury home less than a kilometre away. The badly-dented Ferrari was there, but initially the police detained a driver employed by the family as their main suspect.

When they subsequently discovered the car had actually been driven by Mr Vorayuth, then 27, he was tested and found to have excessive alcohol in his blood - but, he said, this was from drinking at home after the accident.

Mr Vorayuth's badly-dented Ferrari was found in the compound of his family's home in 2012
He was arrested but then released shortly afterwards. Subsequently, he was summoned repeatedly to face charges, but each time his lawyers said he was unable to do so, citing overseas work commitments and illness.

An initial investigation team had to be disbanded after an officer was accused of covering up for Mr Vorayuth's involvement.

Thai authorities finally issued an arrest warrant for Mr Vorayuth five years after the accident, after he missed eight legal summons.

The closely watched case has fuelled criticism that Thailand's elite enjoy special treatment by the authorities.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-53521586

If he is really that innocent, why he needs to flee (MIA) and miss 8 legal summons? The rich will always have their way out. Practically everywhere, not just in Thailand.

 

[Pinkieslut]

Thailand is a fucked up country with a sex addict as king.
Don't kniw why farangs and sinkies sing praises dkr the land of fake smiles.

its because of being fucktards countries that Sinkieland can be lumber one in SEA, and together with AMDKs can have cheap sex and food there.

if they smart and organised, Sinkieland is gone case.

 

[Pinkieslut]

Cops: Key Witness in ‘Boss Red Bull’ Case Dies in Accident
July 30, 2020 6:16 pm

Jaruchart Mardthong’s citizen ID photo. Right: The scene of Jaruchat’s accident July 30, 2020.

CHIANG MAI — A key witness in police investigation into a billionaire accused of killing a policeman in a hit-and-run incident has died in a motorbike accident, police said Thursday.

Jaruchart Mardthong, who was questioned by investigators in the case of Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya’s fatal crash, died around 1:30am on Thursday on Huay Kaew Road in Chiang Mai city, according to the police, who insisted his death had nothing to do with Vorayuth.

“It’s a regular accident,” Police Capt. Kirat Butrwong, who is in charge of the case, said by phone Thursday.

Jaruchat, 40, died at hospital after crashing with another motorbike driver, who was also injured but had already left hospital.

“Looking at the CCTV footage, it’s an accident,” Police spokesman Col. Krissana Pattanacharoen said Thursday. “But the autopsy is ongoing and investigators will continue to investigate. We aren’t ruling anything out yet.”

Police Col. Ronnachai Rodloi of Bhubhing police in Chiang Mai said that Jaruchat had been driving behind the other motorist before attempting to cut in front of him. Both motorists reportedly had alcohol in their blood.

Jaruchat’s body has been retrieved by his family for his funeral in Chiang Rai.

Testimony given by Jaruchat and another witness is believed to have contributed to prosecutors’ decision to drop the charges against Vorayuth.

Contradicting experts’ belief that the Red Bull fortune heir was driving at a high speed, Jaruchat told police on Dec. 4, 2019, that Vorayuth was going at 50 to 60 kmph. Jaruchat said he was driving behind Vorayuth at the time.

The crash killed Sgt. Maj. Wichean Glanprasert, who was on patrol in the nightlife district of Thong Lor. Police said cocaine, alcohol, and a substance linked to Xanax were found in Vorayuth’s blood after the incident.

Move Forward MP Rangsiman Rome on Thursday tweeted his condolences, and said that he would “follow closely to see if this is really a normal accident or if there are any irregularities since he is involved in the suspicious #BossYoovidhya case.”

 

[zeddy]

Thailand is a fucked up country with a sex addict as king.
Don't kniw why farangs and sinkies sing praises dkr the land of fake smiles.

Farangs are easy targets for the whores there especially old Farangs. As for Sinkies, those with deep knowledge of the Thai culture won't kena chop carrot since they very experienced and streetwise. But there are also many daft Sinkies who want to be like Richard Gere of Pretty Woman, trying to save these girls from prostitution, pay off their debts and be their Heroes.