A 49-year-old Thai transgender woman was arrested in Bangkok for defrauding 73 Japanese men out of RM3.84 million over 13 years.
49-year-old Thai transgender woman, identified as Uthai Nantakhan but known by her alias Amy, was arrested in Bangkok on August 4 for defrauding 73 Japanese men out of nearly 30 million baht over a period of 13 years.
Amy attributed her actions to heartbreak, claiming that a Japanese boyfriend had abandoned her during a trip when she was in college, leaving her with all the bills. “I was also scammed out of money by another Japanese man I dated before, so I really hate the Japanese and wanted to take revenge on Japanese men.”
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