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15 September 2026

An Heir to a Thai Beer Empire Accused His Brother of Sexual Abuse. Then He Took on His Family.

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An Heir to a Thai Beer Empire Accused His Brother of Sexual Abuse. Then He Took on His Family.

Siranudh Scott, an heir to Thailand’s Singha beer empire, has prompted a rare public reckoning about a topic considered taboo.

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