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| Boes |
Lagt på d. 02/10-2013 14:34
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Bail denied to woman who tricked professor out of millions with past life scheme By Coconuts BangkokOctober 2, 2013 / 10:15 ICT The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a bail request from Pemmika Veerachatraksit, who has been sentenced to four years and six months in prison for deceiving Applied Physics tutor Prakitpao Tomtitchong into giving her and her friends gifts and cash worth more than THB9 million . The court rejected the request, arguing that there was no need to review the case again, since two lower courts had already agreed on her conviction. The court also said that Pemmika posed a flight risk if she were granted bail. In 2010, the Criminal Court ruled that Pemmika, who graduated in psychology from Chulalongkorn University, had deceived tutorial school owner Prakitpao into believing they had been a couple in a past life and that he had abused her. He gave her money and gifts because she led him to believe it was just compensation for the past abuse, the court said.Pemmika was sentenced to four years and six months in jail for fraud and attempted fraud. She claimed that the money and gifts were given out of love and appealed her conviction. But the Appeals Court last week upheld the lower court's decision. The strange case generated interest when it first went to court, because Applied Physics was a popular tutorial school at the time. The family of Prakitpao claimed that he began acting strangely and avoiding them after attending meditation sessions with people including Pemmika. His family had him admitted to a mental institution, but Pemmika filed a complaint with police claiming Prakitpao was being illegally detained. His mother then filed criminal charges against her and her three friends. The tutor was later diagnosed as suffering from bipolar disorder and treated in hospital for four months. Police and Srithanya Mental Hospital said the illness was likely to have been caused by an unusually high level of the stimulant ephedrine found in his body. Three of Pemmika's friends received sentences of three years in prison, suspended for two years, and fines of 27,000 baht each for their involvement in the fraud. The court also ordered the four to return THB8 million in cash to Prakitpao and his mother, the Bangkok Post reported. Det er sa rettens stillingstagende - men hvad gjorde Pemmika forkert ? ! "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
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| hugoboerge |
Lagt på d. 02/10-2013 15:02
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[ Det er sa rettens stillingstagende - men hvad gjorde Pemmika forkert ? ![/quote] Snyd og bedrag overfor en person som aabenbart er mentalt syg. |
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Lagt på d. 02/10-2013 15:11
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At narre penge fra en mentalt syg person er også strafbart i Danmark - og de fleste andre steder
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Lagt på d. 02/10-2013 15:11
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Snyd og bedrag overfor en person som aabenbart er mentalt syg.[/quote] Institutionen han arbejdede pa burde have indset dette og taget deres forholdsregler - Slapt som alt andet ! 
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
Albert Einstein |
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Lagt på d. 02/10-2013 16:36
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Institutionen han arbejdede pa burde have indset dette og taget deres forholdsregler - Slapt som alt andet ! [/quote]Jeg tror faktisk han var leder af institutionen og det goer det jo ikke meget bedre. |
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