The Economic Crime Suppression Division police detained "Bum-Got" and submitted them for detention at the Criminal Court. They raised their hands in apology, admitting all charges and apologizing to everyone for causing disappointment. They stated that from now on, the matter will proceed according to the justice process. Meanwhile, Got's husband smiled at the media but did not respond to questions before getting into the vehicle.
On 7 Nov 2026 at 09:50 GMT+7, ECD investigators detained Mr. Athip Anantawan, also known as Got, suspect in the money laundering case related to the Good Deeds Foundation. He was submitted for initial detention at the Criminal Court for 12 days. As officers escorted him into the prison van, Mr. Got came out smiling at the media but did not answer any questions.
At 09:55 GMT+7, investigators also detained Bum Panadda to submit her for initial detention at the Ratchada Criminal Court on charges of joint fraud against the public, offenses under the Computer Crime Act, and money laundering.
Before boarding the vehicle, Bum Panadda stopped to speak with the media, raising her hands in apology and accepting full responsibility. She said she had already told the truth and all relevant facts to the police. She asked that from now on, everything proceed according to the justice process.
Reporters asked if she pleaded guilty, but Bum Panadda did not respond to this question, saying only that her lawyer would answer questions on her behalf going forward. When asked if she was concerned about bail, she gave no response before getting into the vehicle immediately.
Meanwhile, lawyer Phet praised the work of the investigators and the Central Investigation Bureau police for their swift work, facilitation, and ensuring justice for all parties. He said the case will now enter the justice process and should proceed accordingly. Whatever is wrong will be judged as such. Both Bum Panadda and he will refrain from giving any further statements to the media to prevent interference with the justice process, wanting everything to proceed according to the law.