Investigation Expands into Close Associates of Defrocked Monk Sami Chot

Discussion regarding Wit, a close associate of Sami Chot, returning dogs to the temple after a period of disappearance.

Reports of families requesting to remove the ashes of deceased relatives from Wat Phuthai Sawan due to the temple's bad reputation.

Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) confirms money laundering charges and the seizure of assets exceeding 300 million baht.

Clarification on whether other temples, such as Wat Chulamanee, are involved and the status of summons for amulet experts.

Observation of the current state of the temple and the neglected condition of Luang Pu Huan's former residence.

Witness Ming identifies Wit, Muay, and Chetha as key figures associated with Sami Chot.

Introduction of 'Ek', described as the most trusted associate who managed funds and disappeared before the arrest.

Further details on the roles of the temple's lay assistants and the behavior of the close associates.

Former committee member Wichit describes Ek's dominance in the temple and the displacement of previous associates like Sika Pan.

Discussion on how over ten committee members were pressured to leave the temple during Sami Chot's tenure.