SewingDeb
"Sorry, I'm not qualified to land the plane."
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aussieblue said:Nope you're wrong. The Thai's actually said he was never on their radar until the Americans contacted them. They arrested him only because of the info the Americans gave them (he was held for the American LE).
They did check with the school/s after they got the American info and checked out his hotel/apartment etc.
I watched a interview with some of the staff at the place where he lived. They stated that he never had anyone visit him and that he sat at the same table every night for his meal etc. He had staff clean his room everyday and they said he was very habitual (they said that was very weird).
In the same interview they talked to some mothers of the kids he taught and they said they didn't like him to much because he was so strict on the kids.
To strict for their ages. Their kids and others were talked to by the police and school staff and there was no sign that he was ever inappropriate with any of them.
They also mentioned that they checked all his computer usage (home,school etc)
~aussieblue
My understanding (and it's in a link somewhere) is that he had a thing for a five year old and had been emailing whatshisface about it. While under surveillance, he wase seen with that little girl on his lap the first day of school and, iirc, she wasn't even in his class. That's when the decision was made to bring him on in. Anybody else remember that?