Bt100m more missing: KMITL
KING MONGKUT'S Institute of Technology Lat Krabang (KMITL) has revealed that another Bt100 million went missing from its bank accounts in 2012, around the time when Bt1.47 billion was embezzled.
Worawan Suwannakut, head of the KMITL legal division, yesterday submitted documents for Crime Suppression Division (CSD)’s probe into related transactions to find where this Bt100 million went.
CSD deputy chief Nos Sawetlek said yesterday that staff of two commercial banks were due to provide more details later yesterday about suspect Songklod Sriprasong’s behaviour while working at the banks. Police will soon issue an arrest warrant for a man called Surapop Tangpradit who received Bt6.2 million from a KMITL account, Nos said.
Police are gathering evidences to link KMITL executives that conspired with suspect Ampon Noisamrit in the embezzlement and he thought the case should be forwarded to the prosecutor in March.
Meanwhile key suspect Kittisak Mattujad’s mother Radom Mattujad, 56, and younger sister Jutharat Padpai, 29 testified to police yesterday about their assets, as they were among the 26 individuals to be questioned over money wired to their bank accounts and denied any involvement to the crime. Police brought Radom in custody to face the money laundering charge.
