Search of Observatory at Got Atips Home in Pathum Thani Finds Two Luxury Cars Without License Plates - Thairath English

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Authorities, with a court warrant, coordinated to search the "observatory" at Got Atip's home in the Pathum Thani area, finding two luxury cars without license plates parked in a tent in front of the house, along with many packs of bottled water.

Authorities, with a court warrant, coordinated to search the "observatory" at Got Atip's home in the Pathum Thani area, finding two luxury cars without license plates parked in a tent in front of the house, along with many packs of bottled water.

Following the case where the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) police gathered evidence and petitioned the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road to approve arrest warrants for Ms. Panadda Wongpudi, known as "Bum Panadda," and her husband "Got Atip" on 5 Nov 2026, they also requested search warrants for target locations suspected of being used for illegal activities or hiding evidence.

In the latest development on 6 Nov 2026 at 07:00, reporters reported that at the Observatory home on 4 rai of land along Khlong 9 Road, Moo 7, Bueng Kasam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province — one of four target locations — more than 10 officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) arrived with a court search warrant from the Ratchada Criminal Court to search the house, which is the residence of "Got Atip."

Police officers shouted and called to those inside the Observatory house, waiting for over an hour, but received no response, as the door was locked.

Ms. Chanthana Sudsawat, village head of Moo 7, Bueng Kasam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province, said she had noticed soil being brought in to fill the area since around 2024. The caretaker claimed the land was bought in the name of "Khun Bum," but she had never seen Khun Bum herself come to the site. Construction began in 2024 and has been ongoing. The property covers about 4 rai and the house is set back from the main canal road, making it hard for locals to see activity or trucks entering and exiting. The gate is usually kept closed.

Previously, a representative brought documents to request a house number and coordinated with local government offices, including the subdistrict administrative organization and district office. Land title deeds shown list "Khun Atip" as the owner. Since construction began until now, no representatives or related persons have asked for donations or distributed goods to local residents, nor have there been social events or parties to enliven the area. The property remains quite closed off with little visible activity.

At 08:25, a caretaker arrived with keys, stating he worked at the house. Officers read the court warrant and asked him to guide the search. Upon opening the door, they found two luxury cars without license plates parked in the car tent in front of the house, covered, along with many packs of bottled water placed around. Officers proceeded with the search and collected evidence, while some personnel moved to inspect inside the glass house.

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