Escape From Thailand
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James and Kanjana moved to Koh Samui, a beautiful tropical island in southern Thailand and were running a small hotel and pool resort. They then meet Aaron who turns out to be the guest from hell. After several crazy encounters at the hotel, Aaron gets chased and killed and then his Thai girlfriend turns up with some Thai mafia henchmen and tries to claim his bag, of which James and Kanjana were looking after in their left luggage lockup. After hearing that Aaron had been shot, James decides to open the bag and finds it contained over £2 million pounds in cash. Handing it to the corrupt Thai ...
James and Kanjana moved to Koh Samui, a beautiful tropical island in southern Thailand and were running a small hotel and pool resort. They then meet Aaron who turns out to be the guest from hell. After several crazy encounters at the hotel, Aaron gets chased and killed and then his Thai girlfriend turns up with some Thai mafia henchmen and tries to claim his bag, of which James and Kanjana were looking after in their left luggage lockup. After hearing that Aaron had been shot, James decides to open the bag and finds it contained over £2 million pounds in cash. Handing it to the corrupt Thai police was not an option and they decide to go on the run. However, getting the cash out of Thailand with the Thai mafia on their tail proved to be an impossible task. They then buy a £1.2 million motor yacht in cash from Oscar, an Englishman and meet Jason who was supposed to be teaching him how to get his Yachtmasters certificate. The Thai mafia find out about the boat and attack Jason's girlfriend Lalisa. Now all four are on the run and James has to tell Jason the reason why. The original plan was pilot the Azimut motor yacht to Europe or Fiji but after Jason explained the horrendous costs of fuel involved, they had to find another way. But then the boat is captured by the Thai mafia, Lalisa is held hostage, the Thai police get involved and start demanding millions of Baht. 16,500 Words by Dave James
