Elderly Woman Sues Son Following Abuse at Nursing Home

Aunt Pat expresses her determination to seek justice and file complaints against everyone involved in her ordeal, including her son.

Details on the report filed at Wang Thonglang Police Station and the symbolic markers Aunt Pat left in her room to prove her detention.

Aunt Pat reacts to an audio clip suggesting her son regrets her release rather than feeling remorse for her detention.

Updates from Kanchanaburi regarding the closure of the facility and the relocation of over 90 patients.

Long-term employees discuss their attachment to the center and their confusion over the abuse allegations.

Pa Maew announces the sale of land and vehicles to pay back patient deposits and transfer costs.

Local residents express relief at the closure, citing noise pollution and forced dancing of patients.

Pa Maew's son, Japan, defends the facility's design and claims his mother had good intentions.

Japan shares audio clips of conversations with Benz, highlighting the disagreement over Aunt Pat's mental state.

Authorities inspect a nursing home in Nonthaburi, finding 83 patients in a facility licensed for only nine.

Detailed breakdown of the three buildings used in the Nonthaburi center to bypass licensing laws.

A patient in the Nonthaburi center uses a written note to alert reporters to hidden chains and handcuffs.