Bank Leicester's Family Thanks Kan Jomphol for Three Years of Support
Bank Leicester's family has expressed gratitude to Kan Jomphol and another supporter for three years of monthly financial assistance following the death of their relative, crediting Jomphol's pursuit of justice for improving their circumsta
The grandmother and uncle of Bank Leicester have expressed their gratitude to Kan Jomphol for pursuing justice and providing ongoing financial assistance. Over three years since Bank Leicester's death, they continue to receive monthly support. On September 22, Panthep Sangkhrit, Bank Leicester's uncle, and Phontip Sangkhrit, known as Grandma Lek, disclosed through a video that they are thanking Thammas Kan Jomphol and another supporter, M Ekkachat, who send money every month. Thammas provides 6,000 baht per month, while M Ekkachat contributes 10,000 baht monthly, though has only visited once before disappearing. What matters most is their gratitude to Kan Jomphol, who continues to show interest and calls regularly.
Panthep, or Uncle Thep, explained that after Bank Leicester's death, Kan Jomphol and M Ekkachat have helped the family for three years, with Thammas sending 6,000 baht monthly through the Kan Jomphol Foundation. Without Kan Jomphol's pursuit of justice for Bank Leicester back then, the family and grandmother would not be where they are today. Currently, the grandmother and uncle are living in Ban Phuea district with Bank Leicester's father, and things are better now—the grandmother is no longer struggling. They continue to stay in touch with Kan Jomphol's team, and during this challenging period for Kan Jomphol, they are offering their moral support and encouragement.
