Karn attacked Sek for being a bad boy when it comes to women and accused a woman at his office – photo provided – of sleeping with him at their home. Sek tends to avoid referring to his wife by name on Facebook, but he warned “the other side” to cease and desist or face a dire counterattack.
It’s hard to tell the attacks from the counterattacks, though, since Sek has also posted a photo of someone else – Dr Angkoon Patrakorn of Thanyarak Institute, who’s been in charge of Sek’s drug rehabilitation in recent years. Declaring the good doctor his enemy unto death, Sek even offered a video of himself in rehab with Angkoon at his side. “This is a video taken at Thanyarak Hospital almost three years ago,” he claimed. “They tied me up for two days and I was unconscious for two weeks. I was almost given electroshock treatment while they tried to bring me back to consciousness. Thank goodness I woke up before they started.”
The video seems to have been made to reassure the public that Sek was doing well while undergoing treatment. Its role in the current brouhaha is as a piece of the jigsaw puzzle. Evidently Karn got the doctor to visit Sek at home recently and that made him furious (Sek, not the doctor). Karn also took away Sek’s gun and then posted a picture of it online. “Your gun is with me,” she told him and a couple of hundred thousand other people. “I’m not stupid enough to leave it with you.”
And yet Karn said she wants to make peace with Sek and was only hoping Angkoon might take him back to the hospital for further treatment. Didn’t matter: Sek accused her of stealing money from his bank account by faking his signature.
We would have a lot more direct quotes, by the way, except that the language these two are using would make Captain Jack Sparrow blush. We’re not about to suggest that their Facebook pages ought to be censored, but even a cad like Mark Zuckerberg must be having some regrets about the social network by now.
Also by the way, if you’re doubting your memory and swearing you read that Sek had said only last Monday there would be no more Facebook postings from him for the next five days, don’t worry. Sek did say that, but his pledge lasted roughly 24 hours. Meantime, obviously, much rancour is occurring more privately, off the Web, but where else better to vent than Facebook?
For the most part the fans have been silent, but mostly because their mouths are stuck wide open. Some have ventured onto the Facebook battlefield to remind Sek and Karn that they have three children in danger of getting wounded. There is also, of course, the clear risk of lawsuits when third parties are unnecessarily and yet very publicly under assault.