US EditionBangkok Court Issues an Arrest Warrant for Thai Co-Owner of Miss Universe Pageant
- A Bangkok court issued an arrest warrant for Jakapong Jakrajutatip, co-owner of the Miss Universe Organization, over alleged fraud of $930,000.
- Jakapong failed to appear in court on Tuesday and is deemed a flight risk by the court.
- The case involves allegations that Jakapong persuaded a plastic surgeon to invest in her company JKN in 2023, knowing she could not repay the money.
70 Articles
70 Articles
Arrest Warrant Issued for Miss Universe Co-Owner amid Mounting Controversies Surrounding Pageant
A Thai court has issued a warrant for Jakapong “Anne” Jakrajutatip in connection to a fraud case, according to reports Josh Brasted/Getty Miss Universe owner Anne Jakkaphong JakrajutatipNEED TO KNOWAn arrest warrant has reportedly been issued for Jakapong “Anne” Jakrajutatip, the co-owner of the Miss Universe Organization, in connection to a fraud caseJakrajutatip failed to appear in court on Tuesday, Nov. 25, for a verdict in the case, per The …
Associated Press News
Bangkok court issues an arrest warrant for Thai co-owner of Miss Universe pageant
A court in Thailand has issued an arrest warrant for Jakkaphong “Anne” Jakrajutatip, a co-owner of the Miss Universe Organization, in connection with a fraud case.
A court in Bangkok issued an arrest warrant against Thai entrepreneur Anne Jakrajutatip, co-owner of Miss Universe, after she did not appear at a mandatory hearing in a criminal case for alleged fraud related to JKN Global Group. The South Bangkok Municipal Court held a hearing on 25 November in the proceedings initiated by Dr. Raweewat Maschamadol, who accuses JKN Global Group and its executive director of committing joint fraud. According to t…
The South Bangkok Municipal Court issued an arrest warrant for Anne Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip, CEO of JKN Global Group and owner of the Miss Universe franchise, after the businesswoman failed to appear at a hearing…
The court issued an arrest warrant for Anne Jakrapob after she fled and failed to appear for the verdict in a fraud case. The court also ordered the guarantor to pay the full amount under the contract within 15 days.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
