Thai Tourist Says No Hard Feelings Over Search Case Drama

Thai tourist Wanjai has clarified his role in the case of missing tourist Hulun Solo, saying he holds no ill will toward anyone involved despite online drama and misunderstandings. He appeared at a "PD IDOL 2026" awards event and expressed relief that Hulun's remains have been returned to Thailand, noting that the forensic institute has completed its work and the body will be sent to Nakhon Ratchasima province tomorrow. Wanjai said he continues to communicate almost daily with Hulun's family and brother Moss, offering emotional support and assistance with funeral arrangements.

Regarding the autopsy results and items found with the body, Wanjai said he prefers to wait for official statements from relevant authorities rather than speculate. He emphasized that his role was simply to help as a fellow traveler and to provide ongoing support to the family. "I did my part in helping search, and now that other details are in the hands of officials and experts, I focus on checking on the family's emotional well-being and funeral preparations," he said.

When asked about items Hulun had with him, Wanjai cautioned against spreading unverified claims, saying "We don't know the details yet, so it's better to wait and hear from officials rather than guess and get things wrong." He confirmed he speaks with Moss daily about any way he can help, including emotional support for family members and coordination of funeral logistics. Wanjai said if he can clear his schedule, he plans to attend the funeral service.