Anonymous -profile on-line fraudster who falsified her instructional qualifications to safe high-level positions in massive firms, and stole assets price over 6 million baht, has been arrested after more than six years on the run. The arrest, which occurred yesterday, was made in the Bang Chak district of Phra Khanong, Bangkok. The 37 yr previous fraudster, Chicha Chaiyasit, was discovered on the blacklist seller for fraudulent online gross sales.
Chicha Chaiyasit offered herself as a graduate of a university in Bang Khen, holding both bachelor’s and master’s levels. She further claimed to have studied in Melbourne, Australia, using these credentials to use for high-ranking financial positions in large firms. Over time, she embezzled firm belongings causing damages exceeding 6 million baht.
On social media, the accused often portrayed a luxurious way of life, using brand-name merchandise and posting photos from opulent places to create a credible persona. Additionally, the online fraudster was found to have a historical past of fraudulent online gross sales, having never once passed a police examine. She was identified as the blacklist vendor for fraudulent on-line sales.
Following the crime, Chicha changed her name and surname several times. Over the past six years, she shifted residences regularly to evade arrest. On discovering her residence in the Bang Chak district of Phra Khanong, Bangkok, the police made the arrest, reported KhaoSod.
Upon interrogation, Chicha claimed she was at present unemployed and earned cash by promoting research work. She stated that the stolen money had been divided amongst three people: the primary, who had since passed away, herself, and a doc courier. The police, nevertheless, weren’t convinced by her claims and handed her over to Yan Nawa Police Station for additional authorized proceedings.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Theeradech Thammasuthee warned of the risks of online fraudsters who create elaborate profiles portraying extravagant existence and using brand names to deceive the general public. He suggested the public to be cautious to keep away from falling sufferer to such scams.
The police stated they are committed to tracing and arresting criminals who pose a risk to society and cause inconvenience to the public, affecting their regular lifestyle. This arrest aligns with the policies of Police Lieutenant General Damrongsak Kittipraphat, the commissioner, and Police Lieutenant General Thiti Sangsaeng, the deputy commissioner.
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