Lottery Dispute: Grandma Swears Innocence Amidst Conflicting Claims

Introduction to the Sukhothai lottery dispute involving a 6 million baht first prize ticket and conflicting claims from Aunt Sa-yan and Aunt Waew.

Aunt Waew breaks her silence, stating she did not hide from the media and has provided her statement to the police.

Aunt Waew presents her timeline, stating the lottery tickets were checked on the morning of June 2, 2569, contradicting Aunt Sa-yan's claims.

A detailed account of the ticket checking process on June 2, 2569, involving Aunt Waew, her husband, and Aunt Sa-yan.

Aunt Waew denies throwing away any winning tickets, stating she returned all three to Aunt Sa-yan after checking.

Images of lottery tickets found in a trash bin are presented, fueling the ongoing investigation.

Aunt Sa-yan's account of buying three tickets, believing one was a winner, discarding them, and later retrieving them after being informed by a vendor.

CCTV footage shows Aunt Sa-yan and the shop owner, 'Jae Haeng,' going to the trash area on June 4, 2569.

An official from the Subdistrict Administrative Organization (อบต.) provides details about trash collection on June 4, 2569.

The official states trash was collected between 4:00 AM and 5:00 AM on June 4, 2569, raising questions about when the tickets were discarded.

The official discusses the condition of the garbage area and the process of trash collection.

The conflicting claims about who discarded the tickets and when the trash was last collected are discussed.

Aunt Sa-yan takes an oath at Pak Nam Temple, swearing that she won the lottery and that her friend took the winning ticket.

Aunt Sa-yan recites the lottery numbers she claims were the winning ones and states she borrowed money after realizing the win.

Aunt Sa-yan invokes a curse upon herself if she is lying, and wishes misfortune upon anyone who took her winning ticket.

Media outlets observe Aunt Sa-yan's oath, noting the wording and her demeanor.

The case remains under investigation, with the need to determine who is telling the truth.