TikTok Star Accused of Luring, Sexually Assaulting 28 Women
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The ex-girlfriend of a famous TikToker has gathered victims to expose his pattern of luring women with job offers and sexually assaulting them, demanding he be jailed and calling it a national crisis. From the case of Ms. Jintana, or Jin, 26, a nurse and former girlfriend of Mr. Natthawut, a well-known TikToker who posted content with her on social media. Afterward, women contacted her claiming they were tricked into filming work and sexually assaulted, numbering more than 20. After hearing their stories, she recognized behaviors she had never known and decided to end the relationship firmly on October 20, moving forward to seek justice for the victims in hopes the man would admit his wrongdoing and not repeat it.
Latest at 14:30 on October 26, 2026, at the Malenont Building after the 'Hone Krasae' show ended, Jin revealed that after her video clip was shared, she collected phone numbers and contacted victims, reaching 28 people, with additional cases backed by chat logs and voice messages from about 20 more. The vast majority followed the same pattern: offering work, filming content, and sexual assault or harassment. Many victims are deeply concerned for their safety due to threats from the man, and some have developed depression.
Jin added that when the first woman reached out, she was still dating him and believed him over 90 percent, so she called to ask. He denied everything, claiming it was fabricated and that he had no money to support anyone — 'not even three baht of gold, just what I wear on my neck.' He accused the women of seeking profit, assets, or fame. But as Jin gathered 5–10 cases daily from October 17–19 and saw the full truth, she cut ties on October 20 and went public because, as a woman, she felt compelled to act, fearing she too could have been drawn into something bad had she stayed.
While dating, she only knew his work as a musician, hiking guide, car mechanic, and auto parts seller, and acknowledged he treated her well. After the scandal broke, close acquaintances admitted they knew of his behavior but were afraid to tell her, assuming she already knew since they were a couple. Outwardly, he appeared articulate, well-mannered, and well-connected.
One victim, TikToker 'Ein,' said the man invited her to sing via TikTok Live, then arranged a meeting to discuss work. In person, he acted arrogantly, touched her inappropriately, told her to remove her cover-up, and invited her to eat while his girlfriend sat in the same shop. Ein realized the dynamic resembled a girlfriend watching him work and viewed him as 'manipulative.' After seeing Jin's viral clip, sent by a friend, she read comments matching her experience and joined the victim support group.
Ein said the core tactic used on most victims was an invitation to 'cast a girlfriend role,' asking them to act cute, then angry, while he seized the chance to grope them, claiming it was for realism or a casting technique. People in the music industry praised his entertainment skills and eloquence, so they trusted him. She wants him jailed to stop him from harming others, noting he shows no remorse — only threatening to counter-attack if victims speak out.
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