
The Crime Suppression Division questioned Thit Choti and Seeka Ae intensively until 5:00 AM before escorting them to detention. Both appeared exhausted. Thit Choti, wearing white, sat cross-legged with no bed to lie on. Their breakfast consisted of minced pork basil with a fried egg. Authorities seized more than 2,000 pieces of evidence.
On 11 Sep 2026 GMT+7, reporters updated on the case where investigators from Division 1 of the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) conducted a rigorous interrogation. Officials questioned Thit Choti until 05:00 AM on the same day before detaining both Thit Choti and Seeka Ae in the holding cells at the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) complaint center, with both showing clear signs of fatigue.
For detention, authorities separated male and female suspects. The male cell held nine detainees, including Thit Choti alongside suspects from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD). The female cell contained two detainees: Seeka Ae and another female suspect involved in a horse-accounting case.
At 07:50 AM, a representative named Mrs. Jen from Je Muay Food Stall near Central Ladprao shopping mall delivered 11 boxed meals of minced pork basil with fried egg and a pack of drinking water to officers for distribution to all detainees as breakfast.
An inspection inside the cell showed Thit Choti still dressed in white (the attire worn after leaving monkhood) sitting cross-legged due to the cramped space in the detention cell, which was too small to lie down. Meanwhile, in the female cell, Seeka Ae and the other woman had enough space to rest lying down.
At 08:10 AM, two young women arrived at the CIB complaint center identifying themselves as relatives of Thit Choti. They contacted officials to request a visit and were permitted to enter the detention cell to see Thit Choti.
Additional reports indicate that the police seized over 2,000 items of evidence in this case, which officers documented extensively in a 50-page daily report. Investigators are expected to formally submit all suspects for court detention following legal procedures.
Later, at 08:30 AM, investigators from Division 1 of the Crime Suppression Division took Thit Choti out again for further questioning.