The Complete Chronology of the Assault Case of GMMTV Actor Win Pawin Against His Girlfriend, Kaelyn

The case involving alleged violence by an actor under GMMTV, Win Pawin Thanik, continues to be the main focus in Thai media. Coverage of this case first appeared on one of Thailand's national television news channels on Saturday (24/02), exactly one day after the information was viralized across social media.

In the broadcast excerpt, a woman known as Kaellyn was interviewed by the television crew. The woman was seen wearing black clothes with a hat covering part of her face, while displaying the injuries she sustained.

Background of the Incident

The story began with tension between Win Pawin and Kaelyn, triggered by Pawin's excessive gaming. Tension reached its peak when Kaelyn, in anger, decided to throw the computer used by Pawin out the window. However, the action tragically ended when the computer thrown by Kaelyn accidentally hit a construction worker who was working under the condominium where they lived.

Incident to the Victim

The innocent construction worker received a severe blow from the falling computer, resulting in serious head injuries. The victim had to undergo a series of operations to save his life, while the medical and rehabilitation costs reached a significant amount. To date, there has been no compensation of 30 thousand Baht given by Pawin or Kaelyn to the victim.

Public Reaction and Investigation

This case has sparked various reactions from Thai society and entertainment industry fans. Many condemn the alleged violence by Pawin against Kaelyn. However, some suggest that both may have emotional issues that need to be addressed. Authorities and agencies continue to investigate to uncover the truth behind the violence allegations and determine further legal steps.

If the allegations are proven true, the GMMTV agency company has stated that they will terminate all work contracts with Pawin. This indicates serious consequences for the behavior of their agency members. This step also aims to send a signal to the entertainment industry that violence will not be tolerated and will face serious consequences.

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