JUDGMENT DAY FOR BRITISH RUN SEX-FOR-SALE SYNDICATE IN THAILAND

 

 ‘THERE IS NO CHANCE OF LOSING’

says Professor Monger

(Cover photo: Members of the Thai Parliament visit Pattaya Soi 6 to see what all the fuss is about)

A British sex bar owner in Thailand who put his business ventures in the hands of nominees will find out on Tuesday if his wife and one of his British bar managers will walk free for trafficking a 16-year-old girl into prostitution.

Bryan Flowers, 43, a former electrician from Coventry, known on the internet as ‘Professor Monger’,  says on social media he is confident all the defendants will be acquitted.

“There is no chance of losing this case because it was set up by a charity, and the police made all the witnesses sign false statements, which all the witnesses pointed out in court.

“Every judge has been angry that they are wasting time, and the prosecutor was angry with the police for not knowing anything. All the lawyers watching the case expect it to be thrown out after all the witnesses have finished talking,” he said.

 

Will Bilton

In court No.812 for case number 79/2566 at 9 am will be William Reece Bilton, 32, from Barrow-in-Furness, Flower’s wife Punippa Flowers, 36, Jaranaya Keeppear, known as Mama Kwang, the mamasan, and Saifon Kanyanyiam, described as a cashier.

Flowers is not in court because his name is not on any legal document. His wife has been charged because documents found by police show that income from the bar went into one of her bank accounts.

This followed a raid in April 2023 by Anti-Human Trafficking Police from Bangkok on the Flirt Bar in Pattaya, one of some 30 bars of Flowers’ Night Wish Group offering ‘sex rooms’ in a downmarket area of Pattaya – Soi 6 – off the city’s Beach Road.

Leaked documents and the voice tapes from the Night Wish Group show Flowers claiming that he had paid out 11.5 million baht in connection with the case and that Flowers’ team should be thanked by the investors for saving them from several disasters including the human trafficking charges.  He described the victim as a ’16-year-old whore, who had slept with hundreds of men.’

 

  ‘Adam Howell will go to a Thai jail for 2 years for his actions’

In another related court case where judgment will be made on August 27th, Flowers has predicted on his social media that the defendant ‘will go to jail for two years’ for libel.

In this case he has brought a private defamation prosecution against Adam Howell, 43, a Canadian, an investor, from Saanichton, British Columbia.

Howell said he had invested 15 million Thai baht (US$461,000), though Flowers admits only 13 million (US$400.000).

This was transferred from Bitcoin into the Night Wish Group through seven banks held in the name of Punippa Flowers. Flowers promised monthly returns of 320,000 baht (just under US$10,000) paid in cash at 80,000 baht a week.

These would rise, he said Flowers’ promised, as the company expanded.  His investment enabled Flowers to increase his bars from 12 to 25 within a year, he claims.

Flowers stopped paying his dividends to Howell during Covid which he accepted. But they were never resumed, despite Flowers making further investments, including building the Rage Fight Academy and Resort- a Thai kick-boxing school, and taking his family on expensive holidays abroad.

Howell is accused of libelling Flowers by making a film accusing Flowers, his wife Punippa, an Australian named as Scott Schulz, Flowers’ deputy in the Night Wish Group, and a Greek, named as Vagellis Poulios, NWG general manager, as people running a sex-trafficking organisation.

Howell pleaded not guilty. He admitted to the author making the film, but not until four years after payments to him had stopped and he had conducted an investigation into the Night Wish Group.

He had, he said, been shocked when at a party to celebrate his investment he had been shoved into a room where three naked Thai girls were waiting, and when later when Flowers offered him a virgin to break before he put her into his bars. He had declined both offers.

His investigation revealed Flowers operated under several names including Professor Monger, Jizzflicker, Internationalhardman, and Lamok (Thai for pervert) and was a ‘super predator’.  Investors and bar managers were given ‘educational visas’ to stay for long periods in Thailand.

He said he had made the video for police, to show them how the Night Wish Group really operated and had never made the video public. But the only one who opened it to the public was Flowers himself on his blog, from an URL passed on by a Pattyaya Vlogger called Nick Dean, from Stoke-on-Trent, whom he had turned to for help.

Leaked documents confirm how the Night Wish Group was run entirely by foreigners meeting in Facebook messenger groups and staffed against labour laws by British managers working without permits as ‘pimps’  in Thailand on educational visas. Bar leases are put in the names of Thai nominees and Flowers puts nothing in his own name.