Bangkok: The massive debt cycle of renowned DJ and MC Nana Raibeena, who is accused of fraud and defrauding the public through the Emergency Decree on Loans, remains an epic saga. Initially, 17 victims, including both individuals and friends of the "Nangfa" gang, were found, with damages totaling nearly 200 million baht. She nearly spent her life in prison for her scandalous behavior. Ultimately, the court granted her temporary bail of 1 million baht.
According to Thai News Agency, Nana's personal lawyer, Saiyut, spoke out on the show "Hon Krasae," stating that after being released on bail, Nana appeared happier, but still appeared stressed. He confirmed that his client was prepared to compensate all creditors in due course. Initially, Nana planned to sell her remaining 30% stake in the barbershop to use the money to pay off all debts. He further revealed that Nana admitted to forging documents to defraud everyone, and that she would use only 10-15% of the money for personal and family expenses.
As for Way Thaitanium, Nana's husband, lawyer Saiyut said he hasn't yet inquired into the details of the matter, but from what he's seen, the money transferred from the group of friends hasn't yet passed into Way's account. The seized digital cash register contained only 100,000 baht worth of Shiba Inu digital currency, not the 100 million baht reported in the news.