Anonymous has taken objection to the shoddy investigation work by the Thai authorities. On Sunday, Anonymous released a 37-minute video on social media accusing Thai police of poor policing and corruption.
— Anonymous (@Anon_Artist23) January 6, 2016 In the Facebook video, a masked Anonymous member says the Thai police “would rather blame foreigners or migrants for such crimes so as to protect their tourism industry than accuse their own Thai locals,” which would “deter tourists from choosing Thailand as their holiday destination.” On Wednesday, Anonymous took down seven websites belonging to Thai police. Anonymous activists then defaced the sites with a black screen with “Failed law. We want Justice. #BoycottThailand” written in white text. Thai police have confirmed the attacks, but insist no confidential data has been taken.
