The memory of "Tae Dragon Five" remains vivid among friends and close acquaintances following his passing. "Tae Dragon Five" Recently, "Andy Khemphimuk" recounted a chilling incident, believing his dear friend may have visited the night before the trip to Sattahip for the ash scattering. He said that while sitting with a group of friends after a concert, he suddenly felt someone lightly touch his arm, but when he turned around, no one was there. He emphasized this was a personal belief.
Andy explained that the night before traveling to Sattahip, he had a concert scheduled. After the event, he was chatting and socializing with fellow artists in a lively atmosphere. Suddenly, he felt as if someone had nudged his arm. When he looked back to see who it was, no one was there. His friends, about three to four standing nearby, were puzzled by what had happened to Andy.
From this event, Andy believes it might have been Tae visiting and calling him to go home, since he needed to wake early the next day to travel to Sattahip. He told this story as a personal belief.
"At first, Tae wouldn't really come to me. Usually, I would smell incense or a fragrance, but with Tae, there was none. Then something surprising happened: on Saturday at Ford’s concert, the next day being Sunday when I had to scatter ashes in Sattahip and meet Tae’s mother there, we were having fun drinking with friends from the entertainment industry. Suddenly, I felt someone strongly nudge me. When I turned around, no one was there. So I understood that Tae was telling me, 'Hey... don’t drink too much, you have to scatter my ashes tomorrow' (laughs)."
"My friend witnessed it and asked me what was wrong because the nudge was so strong. So I thought it must have been Tae. I’ve checked with the family and many relatives said Tae has visited already. Yesterday, when I scattered Tae’s ashes, I told him he no longer needs to return to Rama 7 because his brother Mongkol is already there (laughs). I joked that he should just stay by the sea and forget everything. Tae worked very hard in life, always worrying about family, loving his wife a lot. So I told him to stop thinking and just move on. We’ll meet halfway because eventually I’ll have to see him over there anyway."
"He came to warn me not to get too drunk (laughs) because I had to leave home at 6 a.m. and arrived there right on time."
Regarding updates on Tae’s legal case, Andy said there is no new information at this time and urged everyone to wait for official details from the family and relevant authorities.
Additionally, Andy shared news about Tae’s missing bicycle, which has yet to be found. He asked anyone who might have taken it to be aware that cycling clubs across the country are seriously helping to track it down, and unauthorized possession will be met with serious follow-up.
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