A significant scandal involving sex and extortion has rocked Thailand, following the arrest of a woman accused of enticing Buddhist monks into sexual relationships and subsequently blackmailing them.

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The scandal came to light when a well-known abbot fled to Laos, reportedly after refusing to pay a seven-million-baht demand.

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Thai police this week arrested a woman accused of bedding at least 11 monks in violation of their vows of celibacy, before ...

Police said the woman received more than US$11 million as extortion money from monks with whom she had sexual relationships ...

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