Cabbie Wimon Tripat, 62, handed over the money to David Gorge Corinson, 59, at the Suvarnabhumi Airport Police Station late Friday evening. 
	Corinson hired Wimon from the airport to take him to Mor Chit Bus Station on Friday afternoon.

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