After the news broke Nana Raibina was taken into custody for questioning at the Central Investigation Police Headquarters on 3 December 2025 at 10:55 GMT+7. She was then transferred to the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road for her first detention hearing on 4 December 2025. However, Nana's sister Nan posted bail with 1 million baht in cash, leading to Nana's temporary release. Recently, reporters met Ning Panita Patanahiran one of Nana's friends, after she attended the opening of the "Aum Aum" Market, 4th edition, on the B floor of Future Park Rangsit, and asked her about the situation.
Regarding the topic that Pee Noom Kanchai mentioned on his show, saying that before the incident, Jenie and Nana had visited Ning's house?
"Actually, that's true. But it was before we knew about many things, before it became news. I was shocked. As for me, I wasn't aware of these matters. We usually meet every birthday of any of us, and when we meet, it's always a big, fun group gathering without deep personal conversations."
Dada asked if the incident happened two years ago, did you know about it?
"To deny knowing nothing about a friend's situation wouldn't be true. I had some surface knowledge but not the details. If a friend told me something without going into detail, I wouldn't press further because I believe if someone wants to share, they will. Also, two years ago was a tough time for me personally; I was struggling to manage my own life. So, I didn't focus on what troubles my friends might have."
Were you shocked when you saw the news?
"I think I felt the same way as all the other friends."
Have you talked or updated each other since then?
"The last time we spoke was at my house. Once the news broke, we all found out through various media pages simultaneously. We followed the updates together."
Have you met or spoken to other victims who are parents at Nana's children's school?
"I prefer not to comment on others' matters. It's not about defending or not defending anyone. I deeply understand how the victims feel. I've had the chance to talk, but that's their personal matter. If the victims aren't comfortable speaking and expect me to speak for them, that's not my place."
Are you worried about anything?
"As for me, if there's anything I worry about, it's separate issues. I am more concerned about the children, the nieces and nephews. We've known each other since they were young; they played with my own children. I want to be a safe space for them. As for Nana's situation, whatever happens is her own matter."
Has she ever borrowed money from you?
"For me personally, there's no such issue."
How do you feel seeing the images of Nana being arrested by the police?
"I can't help but feel heartbroken. It's undeniable. We've known each other for almost 20 years, so I wonder how it reached this point. Seeing it like this, I try to look at many perspectives to understand why it happened. It's a lesson for me to observe others' lives and teach my children and grandchildren how to live to avoid mistakes. I hope things resolve well for the victims and that both sides find a good outcome."
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