Bangkok:Oysri and Professor Jet have petitioned the Central Investigation Bureau to transfer the case of Ton-Or Phet-One and related cases involving the Phet-One Foundation to the Crime Suppression Division. This request comes amid concerns over irregularities and a lack of progress in the ongoing investigations.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Boonyanuch Saengsi, known as Oysri, along with lawyer Thammarat Sarapanya and Mr. Phuwakorn Srinean, also known as Ajarn Jet, submitted a petition to Police Lieutenant General Nattasak Chaowanasai, Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau. They requested that cases related to the Phetchabun Foundation and Ms. Chalida Palamat, known as Ton-ao Phetchabun, be transferred from several local police stations to the Central Investigation Bureau.
Oysri cited several irregularities and a lack of progress as reasons for the transfer request. The case of forging signatures for the establishment of the Court of Justice Foundation has been completed, with the accused, Ton-Or Phet-Neung, found to have forged a signature. Despite this, Ton-Or has continued to challenge the authorities. Oysri believes that since the Central Investigation Bureau has successfully handled similar cases, it should take over this one as well.
Professor Jesada highlighted that the foundation is currently involved in at least three cases in Nonthaburi province, including forgery of signatures. Complaints have been filed against the foundation's founder for transferring over 1 million baht to family members and other individuals without clear explanations.
Thanantharaj emphasized that Ton-Or Phetchabun must cease the foundation's operations immediately following a court ruling that she forged a signature to open a bank account. He pointed out that the foundation's registration was flawed and that donation acceptance should stop.
Oysri and her associates agreed that the Central Investigation Bureau should handle the case involving Ton-Or Phet and the foundation's committee members. Additionally, Oysri stated that another foundation, the "Khon Tuean Tham" Foundation, should be investigated to ensure funds are used appropriately.