Boom Panadda Stressed in Prison, Lawyer Clears Noom Anuwat
Boom Panadda's lawyer, Lawyer Phet, has clarified that Noom Anuwat was not used as a pawn in the Revenue Department case, resolving tensions between the parties. Meanwhile, Boom Panadda is reportedly stressed and missing her children in detention, with the first family visitation day set for Thursday. Lawyer Phet has been providing daily support, including sharing photos of Boom's children.
In a follow-up to the case where Noom Anuwat suspected he was used as a pawn by Boom Panadda during a Revenue Department encounter prior to an arrest warrant, Noom announced that Boom's lawyer, Lawyer Phet, contacted him to clarify the situation. Lawyer Phet confirmed that Noom was not used as a pawn, and both parties reached an understanding.
Lawyer Phet also provided an update on Boom Panadda's condition in detention. According to the lawyer, Boom began experiencing stress and missing her children on her second day in custody. The lawyer has been video-calling daily and showed her printed photos of her two children to comfort her. Thursday, November 12, marks the first day relatives are permitted to visit, though Lawyer Phet declined to disclose visitor names, citing the detainee's right to privacy.