After Noom Kanchai Kamnerdploy the famous host visited the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) to provide information as a donor to the Good Deeds Foundation, chaired by Boom Panadda Wongphudee, a beauty queen and TV host, who has been embroiled in controversy over donation funds being transferred to Chang Ae and Gott Athip Anantawan, Boom’s husband. He opened up to the media saying that after learning some information, he was nearly brought to his knees, his perspective completely changed, calling it a total reversal.
Recently on the “Midday News” program on Channel 3, hosted by Noom Kanchai and Muay Arisara, Muay said she believed that P’Phut Apiwan knew Boom best, to which Noom quickly responded that it was just coincidence that he got involved in this matter, and he believed Phut Apiwan knew as much as he did but hadn’t spoken. There’s actually much more that can’t be disclosed—only what can be said has been shared.
When asked to elaborate, Muay nodded, and Noom said, “Over 200 million baht has gone into the husband’s account.” Muay asked from which account, and Noom replied, “From all the transfers to the husband, yes, over 200 million baht. Boom needs to explain this. Boom herself wants to know if there’s really over 300 million baht circulating or rather flowing out of her accounts.”
Muay asked if the 300 million baht came from the foundation’s and donations’ accounts into Boom Panadda’s personal account. Noom nodded. Muay asked again, “Over 300 million?” Noom continued, “Boom should check this, like whether she actually bought a 3 million baht bag. That’s something I think can be talked about, but anything that cannot be discussed should be left to the police.”
Noom said Boom must clarify if this is true, because he had never heard these details from her before. He only heard that Boom claimed to be unaware, even about transferring 10 million baht to her husband, saying she didn’t know where the money came from. Now, with these figures, Boom needs to explain or tell her lawyer whether it’s true and what the money was used for.
Whether for Boom’s own life insurance, buying stock portfolios—there are many issues. Let Boom clarify. From what I have heard, seen, and learned, I try to consider if Boom is being falsely accused. Ultimately, there are two sides to every story. Boom must clarify if she is being accused wrongly.”
Noom asked if this revelation was overwhelming. Muay said yes, it was. Noom added that the land issue they discussed was just the tip of the iceberg barely surfacing, but what lies beneath is much bigger, leaving it to the police to disclose details.
Muay said that in this case, the pool villa issue is minor compared to the 200 million, 300 million baht transfers, stock purchases, bags, and life insurance. Noom said Boom must explain where the money left the foundation and the Good Deeds organization and where it went—what it was used for and why. If true, it’s not smooth at all. They’ve reported on many cases before, and others have been much smoother than this.
Muay then mentioned Boom’s past interview about the foundation’s transparency, which Noom said was at a recent event he attended—he even took a photo with her. He added that his greatest regret is why Boom never told him about these issues from the start so he could have known how to handle it. Instead, they learned from others, which is painful. Last night, Aun Phuwanat messaged saying he cried more than ever before—he was deeply affected.
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