“None of his original face was left,” a police official told the Bangkok Post.
A Thai drug lord has been busted despite getting plastic surgery while on the run to look like a “handsome Korean man,” according to cops.
Mugshots showed how he’d seemingly completely changed his appearance in a case being likened to the 1997 action flick “Face/Off.”of being a “drug lord” who was “one of the main causes of Bangkok’s MDMA epidemic” who flooded clubs with ecstasy.Thailand National Police However, neighbors told them that only a “handsome Korean man” lived there — whom police ultimately realized was their suspect.
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