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Boom Panadda and Husband Face First Remand Hearing in Economic Crime Case

Bangkok:Investigators from the Economic Crime Suppression Division, Sub-Division 4, escorted Boom Panadda and her husband, Got Athip, to the Criminal Court for their initial remand hearing. Both admitted guilt, expressed their willingness to cooperate with the legal proceedings, and issued apologies to the public.

According to Thai News Agency, investigators from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) accompanied Got Athip from the ECSD headquarters to the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road for an initial 12-day remand period. Got appeared more composed than the previous day and did not wear a mask. He declined to answer media questions. Subsequently, Boom Panadda was also escorted and expressed regret to the media for her actions, acknowledging her guilt and bowing in apology. She mentioned her lawyer would handle her plea to the charges.

Attorney Petch (Adisak Srisang) stated that the legal process would proceed without interference, and he would refrain from media interviews regarding the case. Investigators brought Ms. Panadda Wongphudee, known as "Boom Panadda," and her husband, Mr. Athip Anantawan, known as "Got Athip," to request a first remand order. Mr. Athip's van entered the court premises at 959 AM, followed shortly by Boom Panadda's van. The tinted windows of the vehicle obscured their faces. Lawyer Petch arrived soon after and entered the Criminal Court immediately.