Malaysia has made no comment on the case since the arrest of Mr Xaysana on Jan 19. Pol Lt Gen Sommai said Mr Jeng, Mr Natthaphol and the garage's owner were found to have known each other so they were invited to deliver statements. However Mr Akarakit asked to keep the licence plate so another plate needed to be used for the Volkswagen, he said. Ms Thanyarat's husband was found to have fixed cars for Mr Natthaphol and earlier stayed in an apartment owned by Mr Natthaphol, he added. Pol Maj Gen Chatri said Mr Akarakit claimed he had earned money from the sales of several cars over the past year.

Source: Bangkok Post February 08, 2017 21:52 UTC