Legs 6,000 people up to 2 billion baht, the well -known Thai women's net red absconding Malaysia

[Global Times special reporter Huang Xiaona in Thailand] Recently, more than 30 Thai victims went to the police station to report the case, accusing the well -known female network Red Natamon suspected of fraud, more than 6,000 victims, and the amount involved in the case exceeded 2 billion baht (about 380 million yuan RMB). It is understood that Natamon had previously persuaded fans to join his "high return" foreign exchange investment on YouTube. Shortly after receiving the money, he also said that his investment failed, and eventually he had no message. Thailand The Thaiger website reported on the 29th that according to people familiar with the matter, Natamon had already rolled to Malaysia.

The 29 -year -old Natamon.com is named Nutty. He has been a Korean women's group trainee. He often taught people to dance on the YouTube platform and has more than 800,000 fans. Beginning in 2021, Natasmun's account style mutations began to establish a "investment master", constantly brainwashing fans, saying that he had found "the road to get rich by foreign exchange investment", and showed his "successful transaction" many times. Screenshot.

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In March of this year, Natamon began to persuade fans to join his investment ranks, and also said that several star friends had "joined the organization". Thai media said that afterwards proved that Natamon did not know those stars at all, and the so -called short -time money was "magic performance".

Under the flickering of Natamon, fans have generously unpopulated. Subsequently, Natamon first paid for a period of time in accordance with the agreement. Until April, Natamon delayed payment for reasons such as "deceived by the agent" and "money frozen". On May 25, Natamon posted a video in his social media, admitting that he "made an investment error and lost all the money", but he would definitely pay off the arrears. Natamon also said that he was facing two allegations. Once the allegations were established, she would be arrested and imprisoned.

According to Thai media reports, after receiving the victim's report, the Thai police have been looking for the whereabouts of Natamon, but have not found her. Some victims said that they were willing to bid 1 million baht, and hoped that Thai people abroad would help them, and then increased the price of "reward and catching" to 2 million baht.

According to Thai law, Natamon was suspected of fraud and seriously violated the Computer Law. Once arrested, the highest sentence she faced would reach 20 years.

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