Woman Arrested in Thailand for Blackmailing Buddhist Monks, Extorting Millions

Bangkok, Thailand – Thai police have announced the arrest of a woman, identified by authorities as "Mrs. Golf," on charges of blackmailing Buddhist monks. The woman is accused of extorting an estimated 385 million baht, equivalent to approximately 12 million U.S. dollars, from at least nine monks over a period of three years. According to police reports, Mrs. Golf used photographs and video recordings of her intimate relations with the monks to coerce them into paying her substantial sums of money. The alleged scheme has led to the expulsion of the implicated monks from their monastic orders, shaking the Buddhist institutions in Thailand. Investigators reportedly discovered more than 80,000 photos and video clips at Mrs. Golf's residence, believed to be the evidence used in her blackmail operations. The case has deeply impacted the public and religious community in Thailand, raising concerns about the sanctity of monastic vows and the vulnerability of religious figures to such illicit activities. Authorities continue their investigation into the full extent of her activities and any potential accomplices.

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9 days ago

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