Thai Court Acquits Actress Pinky and Family in Forex-3D Scam, Mastermind Sentenced to 49,110 Years
In Thailand's high-profile Forex-3D investment scam case, popular actress Savika Chaiyadej (Pinky) and her family have been acquitted. However, the mastermind, Apiruk Kotti, and five accomplices were sentenced to a combined 49,110 years in prison and ordered to pay approximately 4.911 billion baht in compensation.
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