Actress Wichuda Pindum was completely confused when she was suddenly summoned by police as a suspect in a joint fraud case. On top of that, she was threatened to pay millions of baht to have her name removed from the case. When contacting the police, she was told they were busy with other cases and that the summons might have been issued in error, which sparked a heated discussion on social media.
Wichuda Pindum posted a video clip on her Facebook page, Wichuda Pindum, holding the summons and explaining, “This is a suspect summons. It names me as a suspect. Before I saw this summons, the opposing party called me to ask if I had received it yet. They filed a complaint against me for joint fraud. Talking to them, I felt the information was all mixed up and unclear. So, I told them, ‘Okay, that’s fine. Once I get the summons, I will fight the case.’”
They said, ‘Wait, Ms. Wichuda, don’t hang up yet. Do you want to clear this case?’ At that time, I didn’t understand what they meant by clearing the case, so I replied, ‘No, I want to fight it.’ Then through a middleman, they said if I wanted my name removed from the case, I would have to pay them millions. Pay for what? I never cheated them. Isn’t that confusing?”
What confuses me even more is that this is an official government document, something sacred. Not just anyone can randomly order the police to issue a summons and accuse someone without evidence. I’m very confident I never took their money or cheated them. You can check my financial records and my family’s. So where did they get the evidence to file the complaint and get this summons issued? This is a suspect summons. Hmm, could it be they used false evidence?”
I tried contacting the police many times to meet or inquire. They said they were too busy with other cases and that this summons might have been issued in error. The officers probably don’t know the opposing party used this summons to extort money from me. I was told by investigators that to have my name removed, I would have to pay two or three million baht. What is this?”
“Alright, I’ll do a live stream tomorrow. I’ll explain everything from the start — from when someone shouted insults at me at the airport. Please help me see if what I’m going through looks like an organized scheme.”
After Wichuda posted the clip, fans commented and sent their support. Most believed it was a criminal gang extorting money. Some were puzzled how a summons could be issued in error and how police could deny responsibility after issuing it. Others wondered if this was an organized operation and urged full investigation.
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