The beauty queen used to be in a relationship with the Chinese man. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANGKOK - Thailand’s police arrested four Thais, including a beauty contestant, for kidnapping a wealthy Chinese man and demanding a 4 million baht ransom.
The case came to light on Saturday when Mr Wang’s friend, identified only as Mr Yu, filed a report at Lumpini police station, saying he was worried because he had not heard from Mr Wang for several days. Officers from both Thonglor and Lumpini reported that the suspects have confessed to kidnapping Mr Wang, who had previously been Ms Phetcharada’s boyfriend.
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