Kanchanaburi, 'Kru Pricha-Jeab Babin-Jeab Patch' have confessed to the case of giving false testimony in the 30 million baht lottery. The court has scheduled a hearing for the verdict on October 28.The Kanchanaburi Provincial Court has scheduled the examination of plaintiff witnesses in the case filed by Pol. Lt. Charoon against Kru Pricha, Ms. Ba Bin, and Ms. Patch for jointly giving false testimony to the court. The court has scheduled the examination of plaintiff witnesses for 2 days on July 9 and 10. On the plaintiff side, only Mr. Sittra Biabangkerd, or Lawyer Tum, came to court with his legal team. Pol. Lt. Charoon did not come to court because he had to visit his sick father, but he will come to give a statement in the examination of witnesses tomorrow (July 10).Teacher Preecha insisted that he gave his testimony based on the truth, believing that the winning lottery ticket worth 30 million baht was his. He then walked into the courtroom with Ms. Ba Bin, while Ms. Patch had been waiting in the cou rtroom since early morning.Latest, Lawyer Tum revealed that all three defendants, Khru Pricha, Ms. Patch, and Ms. Babin, have already confessed. The court has scheduled a hearing for the verdict on October 28.Source: Thai News Agency
“Teacher Preecha-Ms. Ba Bin-Ms. Patch” have confessed to the case of giving false testimony about the 30 million lottery.

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