DJ Man Pattanapon and Baitoey Suteewan: Cleared in Ponzi Scheme Trial Awaiting Supreme Court Verdict

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In a legal saga that has captivated the nation, the celebrity couple Pattanapon “DJ Man” Minthakhin and his talented singer wife, Suteewan “Baitoey” Kunchorn, have found themselves at the heart of a courtroom drama reminiscent of a blockbuster thriller. Amidst the twists and turns of justice, these two have emerged among the fortunate few, acquitted alongside two others in a high-stakes Ponzi scheme trial. However, the plot thickens as they await a final resolution in the Supreme Court, where clearing their names could lead to compensation for their time unjustly spent behind bars—a sweet, albeit belated, reward for their endurance.

Now, let’s talk numbers, because life’s offerings in the form of compensation are laid out by the letter of the law: for every day of wrongful confinement, an unlucky soul is entitled to a modest 500 baht. Tack on up to 40,000 baht for any medical expenses they may have racked up, plus a reimbursement for income lost during that pesky period of detention. And as a cherry on top, legal fees up to 30,000 baht are covered as well—because everyone knows justice comes at a price.

Our DJ Man spent a hefty 570 days watching the sun rise and set inside four walls, while Baitoey, his other half, clocked 191 days. This case was the court’s initial ruling. Prosecutors, however, have 30 days to lodge an appeal, sparking a countdown of sorts in this judicial chronicle.

The trial spotlight illuminated seven key players, including Pattanapon and Suteewan. Other cast members included Singaporean citizen Daryl Cai Yonghui, Chatchai “Sue” Khotchathin, Theeraphassakorn “Mark” Kimwangtako, Suranart Nakmusik, and Ayuwat Chaimethanarakul. They faced charges as daunting as they sound: colluding to defraud, public fraud, and tampering with computer systems—all wrapped around the convoluted Forex-3D scheme.

The prosecution painted a picture of deceit; between November 25, 2015, and September 8, 2020, the defendants allegedly lured unsuspecting investors via Facebook into a web spun around foreign exchange promises. People flocked in their thousands—9,824 to be precise—entrusting their hard-earned money, which amassed a staggering total of 2.49 billion baht, into the enticing yet treacherous Forex trap.

But hold your judgment—it turns out, not all that glitters leads to conviction. The court, in its infinite wisdom, discerned that while Mr. Cai had indeed courted some investors, he hadn’t quite mastered the art of the social media invitation. His clean digital slate meant his actions didn’t amount to advertising. Judging this and more, the judges found no threads linking him to Apirak Kothi, the alleged maestro orchestrating this high-profile Ponzi performance.

Back to DJ Man and Baitoey—one photo, one snapshot moment with Mr. Apirak himself, simply wasn’t enough. The court ruled it a matter of personal curiosity rather than a conclusive business connection, thus granting our pair the benefit they had eagerly awaited.

Justice, however, wound its coils tight around Chatchai, Theeraphassakorn, and Suranart, sentencing each to an eyebrow-raising 49,125 years in prison—one for each wrong they’d committed in this sordid saga. Yet, here’s the catch: law limits a 20-year cap on time served. And Ayuwat? He walked free, presumably amidst sighs of relief and a crowd of congratulatory embraces.

As the curtain slowly closes on this act of legal drama, the final verdict is yet to be inked in the annals of the Supreme Court, leaving our celebrity couple poised between hope and uncertainty. Their next appearance could well be the finale to a narrative filled with suspense, intrigue, and finally, redemption.