Jaturong Accuses Heirs of Gambling Debts in Temple Land Dispute

Jaturong expresses disbelief regarding the 'world-shaking' evidence presented by the opposing party.

Jaturong warns Woradet, a former Buddhist office official, to stop damaging the reputation of the monkhood.

Discussion on the failure of the accused to report to police despite multiple summons.

Jaturong suggests that Khon Kaen residents boycott the heirs to pressure them into stopping their claims.

Jaturong challenges the heirs to provide adoption certificates or DNA tests to prove their lineage.

Jaturong reveals he spent 10 days undercover in Khon Kaen gathering information from locals and academics.

Claims that certain heirs have been gambling on 'Hi-Lo' for decades, leading to financial ruin.

Jaturong asserts that 'fake children' exist who are attempting to claim land they have no right to.

Explanation of how the land was originally acquired during the 'grass tax' era and its transition to the temple.

Final demand for DNA testing to settle the dispute over who is a legitimate heir.