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THE COURT of Appeals on Tuesday acquitted alleged con woman Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan from the human trafficking lawsuit in which she was accused of employing three young women to work as her servants without pay or days off from 2006-2010.

The Ratchadapisek Criminal Court in Bangkok on Friday dismissed the second human trafficking lawsuit against self-proclaimed high-society woman Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan, citing insufficient evidence that she enslaved a 16-year-old Mae Hong Son girl.

Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan was sentenced to three years in prison on Thursday for human trafficking.

Monta “Ying Kai” Yokrattanakan, whose trial on multiple charges including human trafficking is just beginning, was sentenced to seven years and six months in jail for lese majeste on Tuesday.

High-society figure Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan yesterday pleaded not guilty to human-trafficking charges in relation to allegedly luring three young women to work long hours as housemaids without salaries or days off.

The Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) is analysing financial transactions conducted by “high-society” figure Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan, who faces charges of perjury, human trafficking and lese majeste, as well as checking the assets of people in her

ANOTHER arrest warrant for human trafficking has been issued for “high-society” woman Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan following testimony to police by her former Laotian maid, whom Monta had accused of stealing Bt2.9 million in valuables, Metropolitan Polic

Police will soon secure arrest warrants for Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan in relation to more charges, including alleged perjury and violation of the lese majeste law, Metropolitan Police Bureau acting chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathaworn said yesterday

SOME 18 police were found to be at fault in handling allegedly vindictive and false complaints against former maids from Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan, acting Metropolitan Police chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathaworn said yesterday.

METROPOLITAN Police Bureau acting chief Lt-General Sanit Mahathavorn said yesterday he was confident police would soon get an arrest warrant on human trafficking charges against “high society” figure Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan.

HIGH-SOCIETY figure Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan has been hit with an additional charge of human trafficking by using forced labour, acting Metropolitan Police chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathaworn yesterday. He said police had clear evidence to press t

SIXTEEN POLICEMEN at Bangkok’s Prachacheun Police Station are accused of poorly handling nine complaints filed by high-society figure Monta “Ying Kai” Yokratanakan, including against her own former maids, a senior police officer told a press conference ye