Thread: Ranong: 'Missing' tourist turns up in prison

Rayong or Ranong?

^ Thanks, a bit sleepy today.

No worries. Taa.

not a thirty day entre must have crossed at border check point

arnt they supposed to notify the embassy when they arrest a foreigner?

Stole a camera from a copper?

She doesn't look the type IMHO..


Swiss woman, aged 22, missing in Thailand : Travelfish About us travel forum

There's a type?

But odd, probably told her he would fix the visa for a shag and then stiffed her.

Don't think anyone is the type to try and steal a camera from a policeman..

So she's been in custody for over 4 weeks for a minor theft charge and they didn't notify her embassy or allow her contact or notify her family?

And this is the monkey system that the UK extradites its citizens to.

That was on the charge sheet thay had to think of something.

I think the friends and family of this lady needs to tap into the ex FBI / CIA / MI5 / Mossad people on here to get to the bottom of this. Sounds very fishy indeed.

Originally Posted by hazz

arnt they supposed to notify the embassy when they arrest a foreigner?

Says who?

I wonder what kind of pictures were on the camera. Could be interesting.

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Sounds very fishy indeed.

Not really.

"She had been arrested by immigration officers in Ranong on Dec 25 after allegedly stealing a camera from an officer."

Easy make big ploblim.


Remember that black British guy in Phuket who went to the monkey house and was completely fuked over for months for calling one of the immigration monkeys an idiot.

Originally Posted by Gravesend Dave

As usual same boring shit.

Indeed, Dave.
And usually passes for important news.

I think it might be a typo; and she stole it from an Office.

Swiss student tourist Janisch out on bail


Ms Janisch was released on bail after her mother appeared in Ranong Court to post 130,000-baht bail bond. Photo: Kritsada Mueanhawong

Thursday, Jan 24, 2013 9:54:25 PM

PHUKET: A Swiss national held by Ranong Immigration since December 25 on charges of stealing an officer’s camera was released on bail yesterday after her mother appeared in Ranong Court to post 130,000-baht bail bond.

Unaware that her daughter, Tscherina Nora Janisch, was being held in a Thai prison north of Phuket, Elizabeth Maria Janisch initially reported Tscherina as missing when she hadn’t heard from her in three weeks (story here).

Tscherina, 22, must present herself in court every 30 days and is not allowed to travel out of Thailand until...

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Dumb. But fittys so i will like to help them.