Fortune Teller Files Complaint Against Amulet Syndicate Over Human Remains Claims

According to a report by Matichon Online on October 19, 2026, a female fortune teller has filed a formal complaint with the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) in Thailand. The complainant is seeking an expansion of an ongoing investigation into a criminal syndicate involved in the sale of amulets.

The core of the allegation involves the group’s marketing tactics, where they reportedly claimed that their amulets contained human remains to increase their perceived spiritual value and price. The fortune teller claims to have been a victim of fraud by this group, resulting in financial losses amounting to millions of baht.

For residents and travelers, this case highlights the risks associated with the unregulated trade of high-value spiritual artifacts. While the allure of rare or powerful amulets is a significant part of local culture, consumers are advised to exercise extreme caution when purchasing items that claim to contain biological materials, as such claims are often used to facilitate fraudulent schemes.

At this stage, the investigation is ongoing. It remains to be confirmed whether the authorities will find evidence of actual human remains or if the entire operation was based on deception. The CSD has yet to release a full list of suspects or confirm the total number of victims involved in the syndicate's activities.