Forme child Actor Sam (Samrit) Machielsen may be in real trouble.
Young Sam Machielsen sat in a Pattaya Provincial Court room for four hours taking notes for blogger Andrew Drummond of Bangkok. The testimony was in English and the official court translation had not been completed.
When witnesses in the court case asked Sam Machielsen in the court if he was taking notes for Andrew Drummond the budding secretary denied the possibility.
In a prior trial Drummond was ordered by the Pattaya Provincial Court judge not to take notes at trials because trials in process are not to be reported until a verdict is reached.
So Drummond hired the innocent lad Sam Machielsen to do the wrong deed by taking notes that would be used for public publication prior to the official translation and cross-examination of the testimony.
Witnesses watching Drummond smoking in front of the Pattaya Court House saw Sam Machielsen hand over his notebook containing confidential court testimony which had not yet been cross-examined, so was therefore bias and totally unsubstantiated.
Drummond immediately posted the dubious testimony provided by Sam Macieilsen, son of Andre Machielsen, onto his blog.
The judge in the case was informed of the dastardly duos plot to circumvent the court directive and policy.
Evidence is being gathered to file contempt charges if grounds are confirmed.
http://www.onestopservicesthailand.com/1/post/2013/02/sam-machielsen-reports-for-andrew-drummond-in-court.html
Little Sam is my bitch. I've been in Thailand a long time and know everything I'm a journalist nobody can keep me from writing about anything I want to write about I have people like Sam all over Thailand willing to do anything I asked them to do!
ReplyDeleteI could consider printing a conversation with Blake your son in the USA, as you are dragging the son of Andre in your lies. An eye for an eye?
DeleteIn order to make sense out of all these lies and slander one only has to go to http://noyeswatch.blogspot.com/ where Drew Walter Noyes is exposed as a Sociopath. One of the paramount hallmarks of sociopaths is their pathological lying to cover their past and present criminal behaviour and mis deeds. Of course “anonymous” and Peter Griffit is one and the same Drew Walter Noyes for he has no guts to write under his own name. It is understood that Drew Walter Noyes is standing trial for blackmail of Baht 7 Million from a beauty clinic whose owner had Drew Walter Noise and his concubine Wanrappa Boonsu AKA Kung arrested in a sting set-up by the CSD police. It is also clear that he is now victimizing Mr. Andre Machielsen and Mr. Andrew Drummond and Mr. Thor Halland for they stood up to his lies perpetrated in his fake newspaper Pattaya Times and the online version from which he denies to be the owner for obvious reasons. These are upstanding gentlemen without any criminal track record as proven in a recent court case against Drew Noyes. Please read the www.andrew-drummond.com for the constant barrage of information how Drew Noyes is perpetrating his criminal lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteWARNING CON-MAN IN PATTAYA !
ReplyDeleteDREW WALTER NOYES
Mr. Drew Walter Noyes, born 3. February 1956, USA
Passport No.: 036015726.
He also have been living and doing business in Newport
Beach, California, USA
He also have been living in Irvine, California, USA
He also had a company back in 1990, “New England
Trading Co.” in Delaware, USA
Drew Noyes came to Pattaya and
opened a go-go-bar and a beer bar in “Duck Square” on
South Pattaya Road.
Later he opened a go-go-bar and 4 beer-bars in Soi 2,
he called these bars the “Zebra Beer Bar Center”. The
Lollipop go-go-bar and beer bars was sold several
times to different Thais and foreigners, who was
kicked out by Drew Noyes and lost their money.
Drew Noyes have two office rooms behind the Lollipop
a-go-go bar, he have used these two rooms for “short
time rental” to foreigners who wanted to have sex with
the bar-girls and he have used the rooms himself to
have sex with his staff, he normally demand sex during
job-interviews with new staff, the two small rooms
(with no windows) he have also used to have very young
girls do on-line-internet-sex using a web-camera with
clients Drew Noyes have found in USA.
Drew Noyes like to have sex with very young girls,
sometimes as young as 14 years (CONFIRMED). He have been in
trouble many times when their family found out of his
sex activities with these young girls. He like to make
sex with young girls and film it all on video where
after he shows the video tapes to his wife and make
her cry.
His ex wife, Khun Nittaya, claims that her husband always
tells one lie after the other. “He lies all the time.”
Drew Noyes like to tell everyone in Pattaya a lie that
he is a member of CIA and have protection from big
Thai police and army people, and that he know
dangerous Thai mafia people. This way he thinks that
people will be afraid of him and not make trouble to
him when he kick them out of a bar they have bought
from him. He also tells people that he do not need a
work permit to work in Thailand because he is a secret
agent for USA.
In USA he have a lot of trouble. Many newspapers have
written reports about him:
The editor of “The Beach Weekly”, Carolina Beach,
North Carolina, USA, writes 28. May 2003 in an email:
“... I have been asked if Mr. Noyes would “stand up to
scrutiny” regarding his appointment as MC to something
called “Expats Club”, where he would be in charge of
“600 members”. By all accounts Mr. Noyes does not have
a forthright reputation in this or any other town he
seem to have done business in. Some people I have
talked to have identified him as “the crookiest SOB
(son of a bitch) I have ever met”. I am not sure if
this phrase will translate well from colloquial
southern American to Thai, but you get the idea. Mr.
Noyes has visited Wilmington (North Carolina) only
once in the past few months so far, and during that
visit his plane landed at the local airport where a
lawyer and a Notary Public boarded the plane where
Noyes signed some documents and then took off.
Apparently if he sets foot in North Carolina he will
be arrested by the SBI (State Bureau of Investigation)
for fraud charges.
I have no idea what the “Expats Club” is or Mr. Noyes
reputation in Pattaya, but by all accounts I have
heard from local business men, I would not put the guy
in charge of a shoe shine stand, much less a six
hundred member organization...”.
The local Rotary Club of Wilmington, North Carolina,
USA writes in an email:
“.. Although I do not know the individual, I have
talked with several individuals who know of Mr. Noyes
and they would NOT recommend him for membership in a
Rotary club...”.
TO BE CONTINUED, TOO MUCH FOR ONE TIME..
CONTINUED
ReplyDeleteA journalist working for the Morning Star daily
newspaper informs in an email on 6. June 2003 that
Drew Noyes seem to avoid paying his bills, since
several judgments has been filed against him in New
Hanover County and Wake County (North Carolina)
Superior Courts. The judgments include $ 1,995 to
Otter Creek Landing Yachts in New Hanover County
Superior Court, $ 10,099 to Enterprise Rent-a-Car in
Wake County Superior court and $ 11,565 to USAirs
(assuming US Airways) in New Hanover County.
The daily “Morning Star” newspaper in Wilmington,
North Carolina writes:
4. April 1995:
Headline: Developers and plans deserve close looks
“... The case of drew Noyes serves as a reminder that
people are not always everything they seem to be. He
blew into town not long ago, waving a $ 175 million
plan for a myrtle Beachlike project on Snows Cut. As
Scott Gold revealed in the Saturday Morning Star, Mr.
Noyes is being trailed by lawyers, a phony resume and
unflattering accusations..”
1. April 1995:
Headline: Trouble follows developer
“... Drew Noyes presents himself as a polished
businessman, a deal-maker with a humble past but grand
plans for a ritzy resort complex, marinas and other
developments here.
Unknown to investors and town officials, though, legal
battles have chased him for years.
A former employer accused Mr. Noyes, 39, of violating
trade secret laws, and he has been sued by an investor
in California who claims Mr. Noyes defrauded him.
A copy of Mr. Noyes’ resume lists a slew of impressive
but bogus credentials.
According to legal documents, he has been caught in
numerous lies and has admitted using an alias (false
name) to cover his whereabouts. Lawyers in California
- still seeking civil penalties against him say they
are trying to track him down.
Earlier this month, Mr. Noyes announced plans for a $
175 million resort complex and marina near Snows Cut.
“He’s a scary guy,” say Greg Walker, a Newport Beach,
California, lawyer whose investment brokerage company
accused Mr. Noyes of stealing its customer list there
years ago. “The last thing anyone wants to do is give
him a lot of money ... I don’t believe he is
trustworthy by any stretch of imagination.”
In a sworn deposition taken in 1993, San Francisco
attorney Neil Goteiner, who represented the brokerage
company, told Mr. Noyes that he doesn't “know the
difference between what’s true and what’s false.”
Legal documents and interviews with lawyers and
business associates produced the following allegations
against Mr. Noyes:
Mr. Noyes has not paid back, as he agreed in September
1994, $ 80,000 he used as start-up costs for a
Carolina Beach development, according to a Florida
investor.
Dr. H. K. Terry, a retired dentist and president of
Wycliffe Corporation, said this week that his company
lent Mr. Noyes the money. Mr. Noyes was supposed to
pay it back, with 22 percent interest, by January. The
company has not received anything, Dr. Terry said this
week.
Mr. Noyes said Thursday that Dr. Terry had granted his
company an extension. Dr. Terry said he had done
nothing of the sort. In fact, he said, the company
recently turned down a request for an extension and
wrote a letter threatening a lawsuit.
Mr. Noyes is accused of selling 75 shares of bogus
stock to a California man for $ 25,000. He was sued,
and a judge ordered him to repay, according to an
attorney. Mr. Noyes denies it. Shortly after the 1991
deal, he vanished, and none of the money was used for
investment, said Ronald Morrison, a Santa Ana,
California, attorney who handled the case. In 1993, a
judge ordered Mr. Noyes, who had never surfaced, to
repay the money, according to legal documents and
attorneys.
“It has never been satisfied,” Mr. Morrison said. “We
couldn't find him.”
STILL TO BE CONTINUED, TOO MUCH FOR TWO TIMES.. Sure Drew you want your blog to become another expose of who YOU are?
In the early 1990s, Mr. Noyes was an account
ReplyDeleterepresentative for a California precious-metals
distributor called Monex Deposit Co. After he left the
company, he was accused of taking its customer list
with him to start his own company - a violation of
federal trade secrets laws.
Mr. Noyes was accused of stealing a list of 80,000
customers, according to Orange County, California,
Superior Court papers.
“Noyes specifically stated, and repeatedly reassured
me, that he had purchased the mailing lists that he
provided me,” said a former employee of Mr. Noyes in a
sworn statement. Later the employee turned him in, the
document say. Mr. Walker says Mr. Noyes was forced to leave after he
was fired for “improper conduct” that resulted from
“bad business practices.” In the 1993 deposition, Mr. Noyes admitted that he had
used the alias (false name) “David Freeman” - “to
cover my whereabouts.” He also admitted avoiding a
doctor’s bill by using the name. Tuesday he denied
ever saying that. “I don’t recall using an alias
“David Freeman,” Mr. Noyes said . “I don’t recall
using an alias at all ... Have you ever checked into a
hotel room and used a different name ? This isn’t
serious stuff.”
Mr. Noyes’ resume says he attended Phillips Exeter Academy,
an exclusive prep school in New Hampshire; Duke
University; and the Harvard Graduate School of
Business Administration. It claims he graduated with a
journalism degree from Duke University, though Duke
doesn’t offer such a degree. Officials at all three schools say no one with his
name attended their institution, and in his 1993
deposition, he admitted making it up. Many of the job listings on the resume are also
questionable.
it claims he was the “director of operations” at the World’s Fair in Knoxville,
Tennessee, and that he “negotiated
pavilion contracts, developed and implemented
operations program for a smooth and successful fair.”
In same sworn testimony, he admitted that he was
merely a volunteer there to gain experience. The
pavilion reference on the resume is actually a
reference to work he did helping a friend get a booth
at the fair to sell ribs, according to the documents.
Yet even today, Mr. Noyes still claims he “helped to bring the 1982 World’s Fair
to Knoxville, Tennessee.”
The resume also says Mr. Noyes spent four years, from
1983 to 1987, working for an investment firm. He later
admitted that for three of those years, he was in
school and did not have a job “of substance.”
In the 1993 deposition, he claimed that senior brokers
at Monex asked him to lie on his resume. He could not
remember the brokers’ names.
Mr. Noyes said he never wrote the resume. He
said one of his enemies at Monex wrote it to damage
him. According to legal documents from Orange County,
California, Mr. Noyes was accused in 1993 of
threatening to fire a co-worker because she would not
have sex with him.
A lawsuit accuses him of locking the door to the
office the two shared and threatening to slice the
woman’s hours unless she gave him “a little taste.”
Nine days later, the document allege, Mr. Noyes
demanded oral sex. When the woman refused, the lawsuit
claims, Mr. Noyes first cut the woman’s hours and
eventually fired her.
“As a condition of employment, she was required to
have sex with him,” said Gary Kurtz, a California
attorney representing the woman. “She refused, and he
fired her. Mr. Kurtz says Mr. Noyes disappeared a short time
after the woman was fired. The attorney says he has
not been able to track him down, though the woman is
still seeking money damages.
Mr. Noyes denies the allegations, and says he was
forced to fire the woman because he discovered that
she had an extensive criminal history. “She started
trying to extort from the company and from me,” he
said. An Editor of a local newspaper in Carolina Beach,
North Carolina writes in an email on 29. May 2003:
----- As one can see, Drew Noyes follows a familiar pattern till today, of misrepresenting, lying, cheating and stealing. Now you are the Judge to decide to believe the slander in this blog or not.
Plaintiffs allege the following: DREW NOYES VICTIMS LIST..
ReplyDeleteSome of the people that lost money to Drew Noyes :
Greg George, $24,000 Elana Wilson Singer.. $10,000
Lane Holmes, $30,000 Stewart Furstman- $9,000
Thomas Flanagan, $25,000 Hans Boozajer- $6,000
Dr. H.K Terry, $80,000 Keith Avery.. $30,000
Hans Gunter Kessler B6.700.00 + many more since and exposed at www.andrew-drummond.com
____________________________
Some people that have been threatened and/ or slandered by Drew Noyes :
Andre Machelsen, Chris Hill,
Scott Gold, Andrew Drummond
Greg George Neils Colov
John Galt Stewart Furstman
Ivan Shiffer Thor Halland
“ Rose” , and many other American, Thai, and Filipina women
_______________________
Some of the people that may have been victims of Drew Noyes but
investigation is not yet complete..
Charles Highfill & Margaret Young Harold & Shirley Lassiter
Elton & Francis Lewis, et al. Mildred & Jessie Kiser
Klaus Goettel, et al. Willis Blackman & Dorothy
Nina Birdsong & Lois Walton, et al. Lawrence J. Alster
Albert E. Nichols Jr. Dr. Paul & Mona Faye Black
Janette L Allen Julian Adams & Joanne
Joseph Street Fred Kremer & Marjorie
H. Kennith Stevens II Larry & Linda Wooten
Dora Damatta WL Bardwell , Betty Jo Phelps
Albert E. Nichols Willis Blackman & Dorthy
Walter J Muroff Christina K. James & William H.Hogue
William J. Figured Julian Adams & Joanne 1997
Fred Kremer & Marjorie
____________________________
Drew’s Projects that never happened or were failures for his investors:
The “ 7-10" store in Thailand.. It was a failure.
Building a marina in North Carolina.. He never did it.
Taking over the “ Old Flamingo Hotel” on Soi 5. .. Never happened
Buying the 27th. Floor of Markland .. Never happened
Renting floor 15 & 16 at Channel 3 Bldg in Bangkok. Never happened
Developing the 2nd.. Floor of Tops.. A failure
Taking over all of the shop houses being built next to Royal Garden..
Never happened
Starting a radio station and TV station ... Never happened.
Building high rise condos in the Tops parking lot.. Never happened.
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Drew Noyes’ DBA’s..(has done business as) :
Noyes Realty, Stonebridge Investments, Inc.
Stonebridge Realty, Wilmington, NC Boardwalk Oceanfront Properties
Harbor Point Development, NC Pleasure Island Marina & Resort
P.A.P.P.A. Green Valley Farms, Pleasure Island, Corp. Plantation, Inc. P.O.Box 2473,Wilmington ?
Pattaya Times Media Corp. Pleasure Island Investments
Carolina Bingo
Bottom line, a dis honest always lying person who brings un-happiness to anyone who comes in contact with him sooner than later and this includes his numerous wives and children. Be warned, just ask around, anyone, WHO IS DREW NOYES.
Andre. hiding behind the fake name, writes "Drew Noyes like to have sex with very young girls,
ReplyDeletesometimes as young as 14 years (CONFIRMED)."
She might have been 14, but I can CONFIRM that this girl was no angel.She wasn't fully developed but was well on the way to being a woman.
Drew had been supporting/sponsoring her for several months, she knew he was already married but was happy to be in a relationship with him and her parents were ok about it as well. What happened was that her family decided to get a bit greedy and started asking for more and more money.They threatened to go to the police in an attempt to EXTORT him.
This is where they went wrong. Drew explained that he knew the police and proved it. It backfired on them and in the end they fled with nothing. Drew was never charged with anything.
And all this nonsense about the Extortion of the beauty clinic is overblown. Drew was trying to recoup money that people had lost by using the fake products the clinic was fraudulently using on customers. Most customers were tourists and by the time they realized they had been conned it was too late, as they were already back in the home countries. Drew agreed not to publish this in the Pattaya Times, not to protect the clinic, but to protect the image of Pattaya and the majority of the similar clinics who use genuine products. I can CONFIRM the charges will be dropped and the clinic owners will be duly charged with among other things administering a poison and fraud.
Similar story with his fraud charges, I can't reveal too much yet, but Drew will not be convicted and charges will be made against the complainants for filing a false police report.
Andre/Pat continues to publish misleading half truths about Drew and other successful, prominent business people in Thailand. In the next few months this will all be revealed to the few idiots stupid enough to believe this nonsense started by Andre, Thor Halland, Andrew Drummond who are jealous of Drew's success and the influential people he knows. LOOK OUT!