23 (33/1086) Moo Ban T. Ruamchok 14C, Soi Chokchai 4, Soi 54, Intersection 25, Chokchai 4 Road, Lat Phrao Subdistrict, Lat Phrao District, Bangkok 10230
February 28, 2026
To all Thais and foreigners worldwide:
To all members of the Royal Family
To all Privy Councilors
To the Prime Minister
To the Minister of Interior
To the Minister of Information and Technology
To the Minister of Foreign Affairs
To all ambassadors worldwide
To all former subordinates of Pol. Lt. Col. Thienchai worldwide
To all governors nationwide
To all district chiefs nationwide
To all subdistrict heads nationwide
To all village heads nationwide
To all residents of every room and every household
To all lawyers worldwide
To all prosecutors worldwide
To all judges worldwide
To all courts of first instance
To all appellate courts
To all Supreme Courts
To all civil courts
To all criminal courts
To all courts of justice
To all media outlets worldwide
To all government officials nationwide
To all company presidents worldwide
To all company employees in every department and organization worldwide
To the parents and relatives of
DJ Pon worldwide
To the parents and relatives of DJ Pon's fans worldwide
To the parents and relatives of
all website owners
I hereby submit a petition to complain about the actions of DJ Pon, DJ Pon's fans, and all website owners, who have committed several offenses under the law.
I am Ms. Meenstar, a writer and songwriter, daughter of Police Lieutenant Colonel Thianchai, former Deputy Superintendent of Investigation at the Provincial Police Station, and Mrs. Krongkarn, former Deputy Director of Legal and Credit at CIMB Bank.
I would like to recount the events of 2010, when I met DJ Pon, a DJ on Camfrog, in the same room as DJ Pak (who in real life works in sales and whom I knew before). DJ Pon spoke disrespectfully to me, and we exchanged insults via Facebook.
Subsequently, DJ Pon's fans posted damaging information about me on various websites and posted my picture on a popular online chat site. I have already filed legal charges against DJ Pon, all of DJ Pon's fans, and all website owners for the following offenses:
1. Violation of my privacy rights
2. Violation of the Computer Crime Act regarding posting...
3. Defamation causing damage.
4. Conspiracy to commit a crime by two or more people.
5. Civil case.
6. Criminal case.
7. Violation of the privacy of my mother, Ms. Krongkarn.
8. Violation of the privacy of my father, Pol. Lt. Col. Thianchai.
9. Violation of the privacy of my uncle.
10. Violation of the privacy of my aunt-in-law.
11. Violation of the privacy of my brother.
12. Violation of the privacy of my sister.
All the messages posted by the fans were extremely careless because the IP addresses on the computers, mobile phone numbers, phone brands and models, and computer brands and models reveal everything. It's not difficult to trace them.
There is plenty of evidence, which was in the police's hands since the day the incident occurred.
To find out who the fans of DJ Pon and the owners of all the websites are, observe the mobile phone usage in conversations.
Knowing this, would company presidents still dare to hire employees who break the law without fearing that their employees will damage every organization?
People like this should be fired.
May Your Majesties enjoy good health and remain a source of protection and guidance for the people for generations to come.
With the deepest respect,
MeanStar
