Police Expand Case Against 'Godd Dam' Page Suspect
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Revealing an unusual profile, Chaiyrat 'Godd Dam' faces cyber and special branch police preparing additional charges. The suspect remains tight-lipped, refusing to cooperate. On October 30, 2026, investigators from the Technology Crime Suppression Division spent over six hours questioning Mr. Chaiyrat, 26, the suspect in the 'Godd Dam' page case involving a fake 7 million baht transfer slip. The extended interrogation was conducted in the presence of lawyers from the Human Rights Lawyers Center and was video-recorded. The suspect continued to deny the allegations and refused to provide useful information about the source of the fake slip. Additionally, investigators are expanding the probe after discovering key witnesses and evidence suggesting accomplices — both co-conspirators and those who aided his escape. Before his arrest, Mr. Chaiyrat evaded capture by moving between multiple temporary accommodations, including hotels and daily rentals in the Ratchada area, before finally agreeing to surrender with his legal team. This afternoon, investigators from Bang Khen Police Station together with Special Branch police met with the Cyber Police unit to request case information for further legal action and to seek court approval for additional arrest warrants on national security charges. Officials have prepared a dual strategy: if the suspect is granted bail, they will immediately execute the national security warrant to detain him; if bail is denied and he is remanded, investigators will file the additional charges inside the detention facility. According to reports, Mr. Chaiyrat's background shows long-standing political engagement since the 2014 coup when he was just 14 years old, culminating in his membership in the Move Forward Party in 2023. Professionally, he is a highly skilled cybersecurity specialist who worked for several leading IT firms, responsible for threat analysis, network defense systems, and organizational data protection before becoming a suspect in this case.
