Bangkok:Ekaphop Lueangprasert, founder of the "Sai Mai Must Survive" Facebook page, has expressed his anger over the financial status of an individual currently in prison, declaring that the individual will not face financial collapse as he has allegedly amassed nearly a billion baht.
According to Thai News Agency, Ekaphop took to Facebook to voice his concerns, claiming that the individual has secured almost a billion baht, suggesting they will live comfortably after their release. He criticized donors as being "foolish" and lamented the ongoing suffering of those who contributed.
Ekaphop further alleged that the funds have been converted into gold and cryptocurrency, although the exact amount remains unknown. Additionally, he accused the individual of deleting a donation request post, describing it as an "intentional destruction of evidence." He noted that despite the individual's efforts, the police had already taken screenshots of the evidence.
Ekaphop also mentioned that the police have presented new grounds for opposing bail, stating that the individual has allegedly interfered with or destroyed evidence, making it increasingly difficult for them to obtain bail.