DNA Test on Shirt to Settle Lottery Dispute

Introduction to a lottery dispute where the outcome is nearing resolution, with police conducting detailed interrogations.

Police request the shirt worn by Pa Waew on the day of the alleged win to check for Pa Khayan's DNA, aiming to verify claims of a hug.

Police question Pa Waew and another individual, focusing on physical contact and mobile phone usage, as accounts of the lottery checking process differ.

A lottery vendor, Jae Haeng, provides evidence, including customer statements and CCTV, to support Pa Khayan's claim to the winning ticket.

Jae Haeng denies seeking a share of the prize, stating her support for Pa Khayan is out of genuine concern and long-standing acquaintance.

Jae Haeng advises lottery buyers to mark their tickets with names or symbols to avoid future disputes.

It's stated that the winning lottery ticket is now useless if not returned, as it cannot be cashed.

Pa Khayan expresses relief as police confirm the ticket is hers and recounts the events of June 1, including Pa Waew checking the ticket and a subsequent hug.

Pa Waew allegedly borrowed money from Pa Khayan after the win, with other witnesses present during the events.

Pa Khayan explains why she entrusted the ticket to Pa Waew, and Pa Waew's subsequent advice to keep it safe.

Pa Khayan shows reporters her collection of old, non-winning lottery tickets to demonstrate her habit of keeping them.

Pa Khayan visits a shrine to consult a spiritual medium, who offers advice about a 'knight in shining armor' and the perpetrator's distress.

A ritual is performed, with the medium predicting the end of the ordeal, the return of the ticket, and the perpetrator's remorse.

Pa Khayan offers to withdraw charges and forgive the person if the ticket is returned, including a substantial cash reward and religious offerings.

Pa Khayan states she will no longer allow anyone outside her immediate family to check her lottery tickets due to a loss of trust.