‘PIMP’, ‘FAKE LAWYER’, AND MAN OF ‘MYRIAD LIES’ SET TO COURT CLASH WITH BRITISH JOURNALIST –

British journalist Andrew Drummond will take on a convicted fraudster, an American exposed in his home country as a man of ‘myriad lies’ together with his common law Thai wife, and a former Melbourne pimp this week in a series of cases foreigners are bringing against him using Thailand’s criminal libel laws and Computer Crime Act.


The week starting Monday October 14th and finishing Monday October 21should show the outcome of a series of clashes between the foreign correspondent and foreigners he has been exposing in Thailand for, he says committing a series of frauds or assisting others in doing it.


Monday October 14:

BRIAN GOUDIE: 

The week of litigation begins today at Koh Samui Court where lawyers for Drummond will seek dismissal of a cash of criminal libel and libel under the Computer Crime Act brought by Scotsman Brian Goudie, who has falsely claimed to be a British Barrister.

It’s odd that Goudie’s lawyers had chosen this day – as Goudie is also due to appear in court in Pattaya today to surrender to bail on a fraud charge brought by British estate agent John Jepson.

Goudie, 47, from Falkirk, was jailed for six years in Australia for stealing from his employers, when he was known as Brian Goldie.

Also on this day at Pattaya Provincial Court Drew Walter Noyes has brought similar charges against the alleged owner of the website SUBZEROSIAM (now closed) claiming photo shopped pictures of him at a Gay Parade are libellous.

Tuesday October 15 and Wednesday October 16th:

DAVID HANKS:

On this day Andrew Drummond faces more criminal and computer crime act charges brought by Drew Walter Noyes, founder of the Pattaya Times, and David John Hanks, the former owner of Masquerades Brothel in Keysborough, Victoria, Australian.

David Hanks a colleague of Drew Noyes is suing Andrew Drummond for allowing a poster to call him a former pimp. Andrew Drummond said: ‘I do not know why he is citing a poster to my site. I have called him a former pimp myself many times.’

DREW NOYES:

Noyes

Drew Walter Noyes, 57, is suing Andrew Drummond for remarks made by a poster referring to him in connection with ‘blow jobs’, ‘mia nois’ and the Buffalo Bar. He claims his business has been damaged and people have shunned him at public functions.

Drummond claims his businesses have been damaged because of criminal charges being laid against him and the comments by posters are fair comment and nothing new.

Thursday October 17: 

Brian Goudie is again suing Andrew Drummond for repeating allegations made in headlines in the Sunday Mail in Scotland and for suggesting he had been on the run from the Scottish police. It’s similar to the case he has brought in Koh Samui. This case is at Pattaya Provincial Court. An identical case brought at this court has already been dismissed.

Drummond said: “He should sue the Sunday Mail in Scotland, but he will not. Records of the Australian Appeals Tribunal show that under the name Goldie he refused to go back to Scotland to answer an arrest warrant for an alleged fraud on the Royal Bank of Scotland.”

WANRAPA BOONSU:

Wanrapa (centre)

Thursday October 17th: 

Also on this day Judges will announce their judgement and verdict on a case of criminal libel and libel under the Computer Crime Act brought by Wanrapa Boonsu, described as the common law wife of Drew Noyes.

This relates to a picture of Niels Colov of the Pattaya People with the caption ‘Been to Jail’ and a picture of Drew Noyes founder of the Pattaya Times captioned ‘Going to Jail’

The result of each hearing will be reported as it is announced. Reports will follow the conclusion of the hearings.The trials continue into the following week

Monday October 21st

Noyes left Goudie right

Drew Walter Noyes is suing Andrew Drummond at Pattaya Provincial Court for the same photo-shopped picture of Noyes in a leather pouch for a gay parade. Noyes has presented the birth certificates of eight children he has fathered in Thailand.
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Brian Goudie faces charges of defrauding an American woman, aged 75, called Barbara Fanelli Miller out of US$300,000, the fee he charged as a barrister for getting her son out of jail on child sexual abuse charges.

He also faces a fraud charge brought by John Jepson which relate to his false claims to have a law degree.

van der schaaf

Drew Noyes and Wanrapa Boonsu have been charged with conspiracy to defraud the Thonglor Clinic, Jomtien by demanding money with menaces – the menaces being a raid by the CSD and bad publicity in his newspaper.

Both are also in the civil court in a case brought by Dutchman Theo van der schaaf who claims they pocketed the 2.5 million baht he gave them as a settlement with his Thai girlfriend.