iCON Group CEO Denies Fraud Allegations
Warathaphon Waratyaworrakul, known as Boss Paul, CEO of The iCON Group, pleads innocence before the Central Investigation Bureau amid fraud allegations. He expressed regret for victim losses and promised to compensate them while advocating for a fair judicial process. Police raided multiple locations linked to the company, and numerous victims have filed complaints about potential fraudulent schemes.
Warathaphon Waratyaworrakul, also known as Boss Paul, the CEO of The iCON Group Co Ltd, appeared at the Central Investigation Bureau to assert his innocence regarding allegations of fraudulent investment schemes.
He expressed sadness for the victims, some of whom reportedly committed suicide, and showed his intention to support and compensate them.
He proposed involving an impartial mediator to resolve financial losses and deaths.
Despite allegations, Warathaphon insists on his innocence, citing the legality of his online sales similar to other companies.
A police raid was conducted to gather evidence on company activities, focusing on whether iCON Group was engaged in selling products or fundraising.
Meanwhile, numerous victims have filed complaints, prompting the investigation process at the Crime Suppression Division.
He expressed sadness for the victims, some of whom reportedly committed suicide, and showed his intention to support and compensate them.
He proposed involving an impartial mediator to resolve financial losses and deaths.
Despite allegations, Warathaphon insists on his innocence, citing the legality of his online sales similar to other companies.
A police raid was conducted to gather evidence on company activities, focusing on whether iCON Group was engaged in selling products or fundraising.
Meanwhile, numerous victims have filed complaints, prompting the investigation process at the Crime Suppression Division.
