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Son of Bangkok 'Mafioso' Threatens Lawsuit Against Ex-Girlfriend after beating her

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Shes a cutie though :)

 

 

http://www.khaosod.co.th/en/view_newsonline.php?newsid=TVRNM01UZ3hPVGd4Tmc9PQ==&catid=03

 

 

By Khaosod Online

21 June 2013, Last upated at 19:24 GMT

 

Son of Bangkok 'Mafioso' Threatens Lawsuit Against Ex-Girlfriend

 

(21 June) The son of a famous businessman widely known for his underground influence admitted he had indeed physically assaulted his ex-girlfriend who sought help from police about the abuse, but added that he is considering a lawsuit against her for tarnishing his reputation by speaking out.

 

Previously, a 21 year old woman, who had not disclosed her real name, appeared alongside a representative from a women protection foundation in a press conference detailing the physical abuses that she allegedly suffered during her relationship with Mr. Boonyasit Thammarojpinit, the son of Mr. Pairat Thammarojpinit aka Por Pratunam.

Edited by asmodeus

Sounds like a hell of a guy.

You can't always get what you want but if you try, sometimes you might find that you get what you need.

 

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Sadly, Says a lot about domestic violence...read somewhere it affects about 30% of all couples there, I.e the woman....maybe part of the reason so man of them consider farangs a good alternative

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