Jack Papho' had previously accepted a job from 'Mae Tak' 3 years ago, paying 50,000-60,000 baht in cash by transferring money to a bank account. At 1:00 PM today (4 October) at the Central Investigation Bureau's complaint center on Phaholyothin Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok, Jack Papho or Chaturong Papho, a famous YouTuber on social media, traveled with Mr. Phanupong Buamat or Lawyer Run to meet with the investigation officers of the Consumer Protection Police Division 4 to show his innocence in the case of being involved in the 'Mae Tak' live broadcast. After he gave his statement to the Consumer Protection Police Division investigators for 1 hour, Lawyer Run revealed that today he brought Mr. Chaturong or Jack Papho, a famous person on social media, to meet the investigators in the case related to Mae Tak, as is currently in the news regarding the sale of gold. Jack Papho had the opportunity to join the live scene and create content with Mae Tak on July 2, 2021. It was the only time they did a live together. J ack Papho added that when he went live to be a cocoa supplement, he asked him to help talk and answer, and he was paid 50,000-60,000 baht by transferring money to his bank account. However, he was afraid that viewers at home would comment and ask why Jack was so quiet. Today, he has already given his statement to the police. He believes that he has explained things to his satisfaction and that it will be beneficial to the case. Source: Thai News Agency
“Jack Papho” admits to working with “Mae Tak” 3 years ago
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