2013

‘IT’S BIG OF ME! – BUT NOT BIGAMY’ Says Drew Noyes as he leads old expats up the garden path. (Scroll down for video) Drew Noyes says in this video that he likes the status of married but available ‘MBA, you know’. He recounts the story how sitting in the back of a taxi his […]

The Appeal Court yesterday confirmed a conviction against Supachai Lorlowhakarn, Direct of Thailand’s National Innovation Agency. In its ruling in (Black Case 3066/2555) Red case 14179/2556 the Appeal Court upheld the Lower court verdict of South Bangkok District Court (read 8 Aug 2555) that Lorlowhakarn was guilty of forgery and use of forged documents under […]

TAKE OUR ROYAL BADGES DOWN! The Royal Thai Police have ordered controversial American Drew Noyes to remove their insignia and badges from his website thailandlegalservices.com. The American former publisher of the Pattaya Times newspaper has also been asked to remove insignia from askthailandpolice.com. The opening of One-Stop All badges have been removed but Thai Police […]

A Thai woman who went missing for ten days has now been found, Police Scotland, said yesterday Mrs Oranuch Waugh,38, from Drylaw, is a witness in a case being brought before the European Court of Human Rights, by the Secretary General of the Federation of Thai and Foreign Spouse Networks, Ms Kanorat Nimsamuth Booth. More […]

THE NOISY AMERICAN!  UNLIT – UN-MIC’ED – AND OUT OF CONTROL! EXCLUSIVE TO READERS OF THIS WEBSITE – STARTING THIS WEEK – ABSOLUTELY FREE! WE HAVE SECURED THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO ‘THE NOISY AMERICAN’. Secured from the works of Brazilian cinematographer, and ex-Pattaya Times reporter (who was deported for overstaying his visa after crossing his […]

Reporters Without Borders has asked the Ministry of Communications and Internet Technology to change its approach to updating the Computer Crime Act of 2007. The law already authorizes the government to arrest journalists and bloggers for political reasons. If a newly proposed amendment were adopted, the government would have even more latitude to muzzle the […]

ANATOMY OF A STITCH UP – A LETTER FROM BRAZIL.- Some 22 months after being deported to Brazil Ivan Pedro Schiffer, a reporter with the now defunct ‘Pattaya Times’ newspaper, is back in South East Asia, and seeking justice. Schiffer was an assistant to Drew Noyes, a controversial American, who has sued and lost cases […]

Fears were last night growing for a Thai mother who has been missing for over eight days in the Scottish capital Edinburgh. Police Scotland have not given any reason why they are concerned about the whereabouts of Oranuch Tawongngern Waugh, 38, from the Thai province of Chaiyaphum, who was last seen in the Albion Road […]

(Pic: Chalor at the time of his arrest) IN PRISON HE WAS TREATED LIKE ROYALTY The Thai General who was released from prison yesterday after serving nineteen years of a life sentence for murder actually lived the ‘Life of Reilly‘ in prison in Thailand – despite originally being sentenced to death, according to a fellow […]

Thai police are searching for a businessman to whom a money changing company sent Bt120 million which was intercepted by pirates, according to today’s Bangkok Post. Police have so far recovered over over 50 million baht. The capture of the six pirates came after Tangthai Banmahing, a representative of the money changing firm Sahasup International, […]