Actress Min Requests Closed Trial in DigiCon Case
Actress Min's lawyer requested a closed trial in the DigiCon fraud case at Bangkok's Criminal Court, allowing her to resume normal work while witness examinations continue through late 2027.
On August 4, 2025, at the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road, Min's lawyer Tanakorn Waekwari attended a scheduled witness examination for the DigiCon case. Min did not appear in person, exercising her right to request a closed hearing to allow her to continue her normal life.
Waekwari explained that Min is not stressed by the proceedings and wishes to return to normal work and entertainment projects. He stated that Min understands the case details and cooperates fully with her legal team, but the current phase involves the court's witness examination process, with 100 prior hearings scheduled and expected completion by late 2570 (2027). The defendant is calm and simply awaits the process to conclude.
Regarding Min's defense, Waekwari maintained that she consistently testified she acted only as a presenter for DigiCon company for just over a year. He emphasized that the facts cannot be altered and can only be proven through evidence presented to the court. Both Min and co-defendant Sam-Yuranun Pommontri requested closed hearings; Sam was not present but had her legal team attend. Waekwari stated that Min sends her regards to the media and hopes to resume her normal entertainment career. Witness examination continues with the next hearing on August 21 and additional sessions expected into 2570, with approximately 90 more hearings scheduled to conclude by late 2570.
