Law
Legal Dispute Over Evidence in Tangmo Nida Case
Panida Sirayuthyothin, mother of the late actress Tangmo Nida, has filed a police report alleging that photographs were misrepresented as evidence in court.
On September 2, 2026, Panida Sirayuthyothin, the mother of the late actress Tangmo Nida, filed a formal complaint at the Mueang Nonthaburi Police Station. Accompanied by Panthhep Pourpongpan of the Foundation for the Watchdog of the Land and Dr. Tawatchai Kanchanarin, she presented evidence alleging that photographs were falsified and misused during court proceedings related to her daughter's death.
The complaint centers on allegations that images of actress Kwan Usamanee and another individual, identified as Ms. Dada, were presented in court as photographs of Ms. Kratik. According to the report, these images were allegedly used to support testimony and were signed as authentic depictions of Ms. Kratik. Panthhep Pourpongpan stated that the images of Kwan Usamanee were taken during a separate boat trip on the Chao Phraya River on the same day as the incident involving Tangmo Nida, but were allegedly altered or misrepresented to serve as evidence in the case.
For residents and visitors, this development highlights ongoing legal scrutiny surrounding the high-profile case. While the mother of the deceased has expressed satisfaction that the case may be reopened, the legal implications of these allegations regarding falsified evidence remain to be confirmed by the authorities. The investigation into the validity of these claims and their potential impact on the original court proceedings is ongoing.