Thai authorities are investigating allegations of large-scale fraud involving actress Rabina Inthachai, known professionally as Nana Rybena, and her husband, Parinya Inthachai. The case, which centers around claims of a $195 million investment scheme targeting friends and entertainment industry figures, has quickly gained prominence in Thailand and prompted scrutiny of financial dealings within the sector. Police are now examining a potential link to a separate $50 million stock trading scam allegedly involving Inthachai, with a key investigative meeting scheduled for December 8th to assess emerging evidence.
Police Investigate Alleged $50 Million Fraud Linked to Thai Actress Nana Rybena, Husband Wayne Thai Tennium Under Scrutiny
The investigation into allegations against actress Rabina Inthachai, known as Nana Rybena, is intensifying as authorities examine claims she defrauded friends and figures in the entertainment industry out of approximately $195 million through a bogus investment scheme. Police are now focusing on the potential involvement of her husband, Parinya Inthachai, also known as Wayne Thai Tennium, following new accusations he participated in a separate $50 million stock trading scam.
On December 6, 2024, Police Major General Nittichote Penjamrus revealed that investigators are urgently analyzing financial transactions and tracing funds related to the case to build a comprehensive case file. A key meeting of the investigative team is scheduled for Monday, December 8, to review progress and new developments.
“We are currently expediting the examination of the suspect’s transactional data and financial pathways for detailed analysis,” said Police Major General Nittichote. “Following the meeting, we expect to have a clearer understanding of Wayne Thai Tennium’s potential role in the alleged offenses, whether he was involved with Nana Rybena or not. We anticipate clarity on this matter within the next week.” He affirmed that the investigation will be guided by evidence and fairness to all parties.
The case has drawn significant attention in Thailand, highlighting the risks associated with investment schemes and the potential for financial crimes within the entertainment industry. Police Major General Nittichote also stated that Parinya Inthachai has been in contact with authorities through his legal counsel and is cooperating fully with the investigation, showing no signs of obstruction.
