The last time she met him was three months ago in Scotland, she said.Marshall, a former Reuters reporter, is the author of a banned book on the Thai monarchy. They did not expect such a decision because the police investigators had earlier resolved not to pursue the case against the woman. "It is unacceptable to harass an innocent woman simply because she is married to me. He added that police are watching closely more than 30 people involved with such a movement.The spokesman for the military's ruling National Council for Peace and Order, Colonel Piyapong Klinpan, said the junta was monitoring the matter.Marshall, meanwhile, argued that his wife Noppawan was never involved in his activities. "If Thai police believe that I have broken Thai law, they should seek my extradition to Thailand via legitimate international legal channels," he said in a Facebook message yesterday.

Source: The Nation Bangkok July 22, 2016 16:41 UTC