Last Updated on 04/09/2024 by Arun jain
It is said that people who are cheated in love, affection and relationships sometimes become very dangerous. There have been many such cases when someone has done the same thing with someone else after being cheated in love. The recent case is much bigger than this. In fact, a trans woman from Thailand named Uthai Nantakhan has been arrested for cheating a total of 73 Japanese men.
‘I introduced myself as a tourist from Hong Kong and…’
According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the police began investigating after a Japanese man who had gone to Thailand reported that a transgender woman named Amy had defrauded him of 15 million baht (₹3.7 crore). According to a report by Thai media outlet Thaiger, the man claimed that he had met Amy in Thailand. She then said that she was a tourist from Hong Kong and had lost her passport and purse.
‘She took the money, bought gold and ran away’
The man also said that Amy had borrowed money from him to pay a hotel bill and they had physical relations. The man claimed that later when they started dating, I lent her money for insurance and medical expenses, which she never returned. Allegedly, she also made the man buy gold for her. It was revealed that Amy had targeted many Japanese men in this way. She had robbed each one and left them in a bad condition.
‘Pain and anger made me do all this’
After investigation, the police found out that all of Amy’s victims were Japanese citizens. During interrogation, Amy claimed that she had a Japanese boyfriend who had left her years ago. This pain and anger forced her to do all this.
Amy told scmp – ‘When I was in college, my Japanese boyfriend ran away during a trip leaving me with a huge bill. I was heartbroken by that. She said – ‘Apart from this, another Japanese boy who was my boyfriend cheated on me and looted my money. That’s why I really hate the Japanese and want to take revenge on all Japanese men.’
A total of 73 Japanese men were cheated
Police reports revealed that Amy had cheated a total of 73 Japanese men between 2011 and 2024. She had looted some ₹7.5 crore from all of them. Let us tell you that in Thailand, those found guilty of fraud can be sentenced to up to three years in jail and fined up to 60,000 baht (₹60 lakh).
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)