Evidence Links Nana to Crime Believed Not Acting Alone as Way Missing for 3 Days

Police have found evidence tying Nana Raibena to the case and are preparing to expand the investigation, believing there are accomplices. Meanwhile, Way Titanium has been missing from home for three days.

At 16:23 on 3 Dec 2025 GMT+7, officers from Operation Unit, Division 4, Economic Crime Suppression Division, escorted Nana Raibena from the command building into a gray van to detain her in the suspect holding room at the Central Investigation Bureau's complaint center building, the front office.

Reporters noted that as Nana arrived at the entrance, officers quickly placed her into the van without disclosing any information to the media. Meanwhile, the guard at the detention room brought her a meal of stir-fried pork with basil as her first meal in custody, where she would stay overnight. She will be brought to the criminal court tomorrow (4 Dec) for legal proceedings.

So far, Nana continues to deny all allegations, but authorities remain unconvinced because many of her statements conflict with evidence uncovered, especially regarding money transfer slips, share transfer documents, and numerous forged business documents seized during the morning search of her residence.

Investigations into Nana's behavioral patterns reveal that since 2022, she has faced financial difficulties due to extravagant spending and multiple failed businesses. She began persuading friends and acquaintances to invest in various ventures, falsely claiming association with well-known entrepreneurs or public figures to gain trust. In reality, these businesses did not exist and were fabricated to scam victims. Similarly, share transfer and investment slips were forged to convince victims that genuine business activities were underway.

Financial transaction reviews indicate that the only real business Nana and her family own is a well-known hair salon operated jointly with Parinya Intachai, also known as Way Titanium, a famous singer and her husband, which is their sole income source. Most other funds entering the system appear to have been obtained through defrauding victims.

Previously, Nana also deceived an acquaintance by selling fake shares in the hair salon business, using forged share transfer documents to falsely reassure the victim that shares had been legitimately transferred. Later, it was revealed that Nana had not transferred any shares as promised and the documents shown were counterfeit.

Based on current evidence, authorities do not believe Nana acted alone. They suspect close associates or insiders were aware of or involved in the offenses. Investigators are gathering more evidence to expand charges against other parties involved.

Reports further state that when officers arrested Nana and searched her home earlier this morning, Parinya Intachai, or Way Titanium, her husband, was not present. Investigations show that Way Titanium has not returned home for about three days and has not been seen visiting or supporting his wife at the Central Investigation Bureau today.