Swiss Man In Thailand Claims His Life Was Ruined By A Thai Woman But He Still Loves Her

The Swiss man, Tony Niko used to make around RM40,000 a month by running a building extension firm in his home country. There he employed 50 people to work in the firm, The Thaiger reported via TMN Cable TV.

During a visit to Thailand, Tony claims he met a woman who would go on to change his life.

Tony says he spent seven years together with the woman, whose name he said was Leuchakorn. They lived in Rayong, located on the east coast of Thailand.

He claims he bought her a house, a car, and land in Rayong.

And when Leuchakorn needed money for her new laundry business, Tony did not hesitate to invest in it.

According to him, his life savings, worth over RM1.3 million, were enough for both of them to last. 

He believed that they would live a blissful married life and proposed to continue residing in Thailand after his marriage.

Leuchakorn, however, was reluctant to marry Tony, claiming that she had to work further up north in the country.

Before he realised it, she sold the house and land under her name before vanishing.

Tony, who now battles to make ends meet each day, claims that he still loves her and wants to reunite with her so that they can continue living together.

He no longer has any savings and is forced to live at a temple in Jomtien, south of Pattaya.

According to The Thaiger, he survives by sweeping the grounds and getting help from the locals who are familiar with him.

However, Tony claims that he is happy and still intends to continue living in Thailand.