Online love scammer marries 8 men, flees with dowries

[CEOCambodiaNews]

- Police are hunting for a Thai woman accused of marrying at least eight men before fleeing with stacks of dowry money — ranging from THB200,000 to THB500,000 (about US$6,000-US$15,000) per wedding.

One of the victims, Prasarn Tiamyam, 32, filed a report at the Crime Suppression Division yesterday against “ex-wife” Jariyaporn “Nammon” Buayai, 32, who allegedly cheated him of a THB200,000 dowry four days after their wedding at a seaside resort in Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
Following a viral post on social media that warned Thai men to look out for this dowry scammer, Prasarn, who is now remarried, came forward to the police after finding out his past marriage was a lie.

Speaking to Amarin TV, Prasan said that he got to know Nammon when she added him on Facebook in February of 2015. After only nine months, he agreed to marry her because she said she was pregnant.

During their relationship, Prasarn said that Nammon refused to let him meet her parents. Only four days after their wedding, Nammon told him that she had to deal with their fruit business in Nong Khai province and left. Soon after, Prasarn could no longer contact her. Instead, he received a call from a woman who claimed to be Nammon’s niece. She told him that Nammon lost the baby and Prasarn should not contact her again.

Prasarn didn’t only realized he had been duped when Nammon’s story was posted on social media recently...

According to an Aug. 30 viral Facebook post about Nammon, she got married approximately once a week in August, to five different men. As of today, there is no verifiable report as to exactly how many men she been married to...
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/love-s ... s-dowries/

[John Bingham]

Not bad makings for a dodgy cockeyed bint.

[Arget]

Were the Facebook posts in braille?

[CEOCambodiaNews]

‘Runaway bride’ who married 12 men caught by Thai police
Woman, 32, arrested after seven of the men she married went to police three days ago, alleging they were conned into paying large dowries
By Asia Times staff September 8, 2017
Thai police have arrested a woman dubbed by the press as the “runaway bride” for allegedly marrying at least 12 different men and making off with dowries and gifts given to her and her family at wedding ceremonies.
[Another victim who wishes to remain anonymous]
Police arrested Jariyaporn Buayai, 32, in Nakhon Pathom province just west of Bangkok on Thursday. They said they acted on old warrants related to charges of fraud and embezzlement amid concern that the woman and her “real” husband were attempting to escape, the Bangkok Post reported.

The case made headlines on Tuesday, when seven of the men filed complaints against the woman at the Crime Suppression Division. She allegedly married four men in one month at different wedding ceremonies, The Nation reported.

Police are also seeking to interview Jariyaporn’s parents, who were said to have gone to many of the weddings.
The lawyer Songkran claimed the woman and her parents had received between 2-3 million baht (about US$60,500 to $91,000) in dowry payments.

[Jamie_Lambo]

shes not even that nice...

[AndyKK]

shes not even that nice...

Well 12 men thought she was.

[Jamie_Lambo]

shes not even that nice...

Well 12 men thought she was.

thats why i included the word "that"
i would have personally said shes not even nice at all...

[tightenupvolume1]

She has a face like a poor mans arse.

charlie

[AndyKK]

shes not even that nice...

Well 12 men thought she was.

thats why i included the word "that"
i would have personally said shes not even nice at all...

She has a face like a poor mans arse.

charlie

Now that is two ways of explaining the poor situation the lady has found herself in. I think this story is half and half. I would only presume that the men saw the wealth in her, Has she would grow wealth from her previous husbands.

[CEOCambodiaNews]

Bolting bride, real husband have long fraud records
8 Sep 2017
- The runaway bride arrested for allegedly duping numerous "husbands" out of 3 million baht, and her real husband were both wanted on several warrants for other offences, police said on Friday.

Police from the Crime Suppression Division arrested Jariyaporn Buayai, 32, in Krathum Baen district of Samut Sakhon and her real husband Kittisak Tantiwatkul, 33, in Samphran district of Nakhon Pathom on Thursday night.

Pol Lt Gen Thitirat Nonghanpitak, commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau, said on Friday that Ms Jariyaporn had lured at least 11 men in various provinces into marrying her, and made off with more than 3 million baht of their money. He believed there were also other victims.

Ms Jariyaporn had been wanted over the past two years on four warrants, issued in Chanthaburi, Chumphon, Rayong and Loei provinces, for alleged fraud and forgery of official documents.
Her husband Kitti had five warrants out for his arrest, for alleged theft, embezzlement and fraud...
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/crime/1 ... ud-records