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Somchai's nurse 'unaware' of return

The nurse in the car with Somchai Khunploem when he was arrested has told police she did not know he was back in Thailand until she received a call that day to accompany her former patient to hospital in Bangkok.

Walai Kwanjit was summoned to the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) for questioning on Friday. She told Pol Col Maj Sing Singhadet that she did not know Somchai, a fugitive convicted felon better known as Kamnan Poh, was at his house in Chon Buri.

Walai Kwanjit, a nurse staying with Somchai Khunploem when he was arrested on Jan 30, talks to reporters after meeting with Crime Suppression Division police. (Photo by Surapol Promsaka Na Sakolnakorn)

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  • Hypocrisy

    AfghanistaPost : 136

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    Discussion 2 : 15 Feb 2013 at 20.042

    What the whole of the world doesn't know is that Kamnan Poe had an illigitimate son a long time ago, the mother was called Mrs. Copperfield and they called the baby David, I think this will explain the mysterious circumstances surrounding the appearance of said Kamnan, and I'm sure the courts will accept this, afterall this is Thailand, also his family are RICH, therefore no one's going down.

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    Discussion 1 : 15 Feb 2013 at 19.211

    ' The CSD is expected to wrap up the investigation next week.' I can tell you right now there is insufficient evidence to convict anyone. He did it all on his own just like son says.

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