Award-winning journalist Andrew Drummond uncovers the deep-rooted corruption within Pattaya’s Soi 6 mafia, led by Bryan Flowers of the Night Wish Group. In exclusive leaked audio, Flowers admits to bribing police and judges to shield his sprawling $350 million sex trade empire. This video sets the stage for the 2023 Flirt Bar raid, during which a 16-year-old girl was rescued from trafficking. But the corruption doesn't end there—Flowers continues using bribes to evade justice and manipulate Thailand’s legal system to stay untouchable. This investigation dives into the Night Wish Group's ties to organized crime and reveals how systemic corruption fuels Pattaya’s notorious nightlife industry. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series into Night Wish Group and the Soi 6 mafia. Exposing raw confessions, trafficking cover-ups, and the hidden cost of unchecked power. ⚠️ Viewer discretion advised: This video contains sensitive content related to trafficking and corruption. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 🔔 Subscribe for more exposés on Pattaya's criminal underworld. #Soi6Mafia #BryanFlowers #FlirtBarRaid #PattayaCorruption #NightWishGroup

April 5th, 2023 — In this previously released news footage, Thai law enforcement agencies raid the infamous Flirt Bar on Soi 6 in Pattaya, — part of the Night Wish Group empire run by controversial British figure Bryan Flowers. The operation follows serious allegations involving the trafficking of a 16-year-old girl into prostitution, leading to the arrest of multiple staff members including Flowers’ Thai wife, Punnipa Flowers, bar manager Will Bilton, and two Thai employees. 🔍 What you’ll see in this video: - Live footage of the police entering and shutting down the bar - Interactions between authorities and staff during the operation - Scenes from inside the venue, including upstairs rooms - Bar employees being taken away for questioning 💣 This raid is part of a larger investigation into organized sex trafficking and corruption allegedly involving millions of baht in bribes, attempted witness tampering, and threats made to anti-trafficking NGOs like The Exodus Road. 👮‍♀️ The video captures a rare look inside Pattaya’s underground sex trade and the high-stakes battle playing out between foreign bar owners, Thai police, and human rights activists. 📌 Viewer discretion is advised. This video contains disturbing content and may not be suitable for all audiences. 👉 Subscribe for updates as this explosive case unfolds and more hidden truths come to light. #PattayaRaid #FlirtBar #NightWishGroup #BryanFlowers #HumanTrafficking #SexTrafficking #ThailandNews #ExodusRoad #NGO #ThaiPolice #Soi6 #PattayaNews #BreakingNews

Just 48 hours after the April 5, 2023, raid on his Flirt Bar in Pattaya’s Soi 6, nightlife mogul Bryan Flowers releases a frantic audio message trying to control the damage. Recorded on April 7, 2023, Flowers scrambles to explain the arrest of his wife and three others — accused of sex trafficking a 16-year-old girl to one of his Night Wish Group bars. In this unhinged rant, he reveals a cashier “snitched,” but claims to have found a woman willing to falsely state she gave the minor a fake ID. Flowers also shares plans to pressure the cashier to retract her denial of on-premises sex — while bragging about having a judge, Pattaya police, and even Bangkok judges in his corner to help bury the scandal. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series exposing corruption in Pattaya’s nightlife industry. Featuring raw confessions and the hidden cost of unchecked power. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos exposing the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife empires. #Pattaya #Corruption #InvestigativeJournalism

A Pakistani thug’s venomous threats erupt in this raw audio, targeting investigative journalist Andrew Drummond to bury his explosive exposé! Recorded in a tense standoff, the audio captures a hired enforcer, linked to British media mogul Bryan Flowers, trying to silence Drummond’s reporting on a Thai sex trafficking ring run by Flowers’ Night Wish Group. What You'll Hear: -A Pakistani associate’s vicious demands to kill Drummond’s story on Flowers’ sordid empire. -Intimidation tied to a trafficking case involving a 16-year-old girl rescued from Flowers’ Pattaya bar. -Chilling evidence of Flowers’ campaign to protect his illegal sex trade operations. Like, comment, and subscribe for more fearless exposés! #SexTrafficking #Crime #InvestigativeJournalism #Pattaya

On May 2, 2023, Bryan Flowers, identified as the head of Thailand’s Night Wish Group, sent audio in which he made multiple statements concerning an underage trafficking victim previously found working in one of his establishments. In the video, Mr. Flowers refers to the 16-year-old female victim using derogatory language, calling her a “wh*re” who “slept with millions” and even “paid Thai guys” for sex. He also claims to have contacted newspapers in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with the intent of discrediting The Exodus Road, the NGO responsible for the victim’s rescue. He alleges the organization “hid her to stick to her story,” despite the fact that she was under the care of Thai social services at the time. Furthermore, Mr. Flowers issues a direct threat to “destroy the charity” should any arrests or prosecutions occur as a result of the case. He also states that he has made plans to flee Thailand, implying an intent to evade potential legal consequences. This video contains potentially self-incriminating statements and threats against a registered charity involved in human trafficking investigations. It may be relevant to ongoing investigations regarding child exploitation, witness intimidation, and obstruction of justice. Note: This report is based on a video made publicly available by the subject as of the stated date. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos exposing the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife empires.

In this revealing video, Bryan Flowers, the powerful figure behind Thailand’s Night Wish Group, is caught on tape admitting to deleting evidence and asking YouTubers to hide videos—all at the request of his lawyers and wife, who had just been arrested for trafficking a 16-year-old girl at Flirt Bar in Pattaya’s Soi 6. Flowers claims he’s trying to clean up his digital footprint to avoid legal fallout from the raid and ongoing investigations. But this act of digital erasure raises more questions: What is he hiding, and who is helping him cover it up? 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series into Night Wish Group and Pattaya’s Soi 6 mafia. Uncovering raw confessions, corruption, and the price of unchecked power. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Viewer discretion advised: Contains content related to trafficking and corruption. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos exposing the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife industry. #BryanFlowers #FlirtBarRaid #PattayaCorruption #Soi6Mafia #NightWishGroup #HumanTrafficking

In this explosive leaked audio recording, a voice alleged to be that of Pattaya nightlife operator Bryan Flowers delivers a profanity-laced tirade against the CEO of the anti-trafficking NGO The Exodus Road. Flowers can be heard saying the CEO “needs a punch in the face,” mocking his appearance and personal life, and referring to his wife as a “fat whale.” He goes on to accuse the CEO of having “never gotten any pussy in his life” and sarcastically claims the man is “playing hero” for “rescuing some massive whore.” The speaker also issues a warning, saying the organization “doesn’t know who they’re messing with.” The audio has sparked outrage online, raising serious questions about Flowers’ attitude toward human rights work, his involvement in ongoing trafficking investigations, and the heated rhetoric he’s using behind closed doors. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video contains leaked audio that has not been officially authenticated. The views expressed in the recording are alleged and do not reflect the views of this channel. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This content is shared for informational and journalistic purposes only.

After a series of targeted copyright strikes issued by Pattaya-based nightlife operators Nick Dean and Bryan Flowers, award-winning journalist Andrew Drummond’s YouTube channel was permanently taken down — a blow to press freedom and public interest reporting in Thailand. What were they so desperate to silence? Drummond’s reporting connected the dots between bar ownership, media influence, and unexplained business expansions in Thailand’s red-light economy. Now, those very subjects have used copyright law — not rebuttals — to erase that coverage. 🤔 Was this about copyright — or control? 🤔 Can bar owners really silence journalists on global platforms? 🤔 What are they trying to hide? 🚨 This is about more than one journalist. This is about the right to ask questions in a country where media is already under pressure. 🎥 Drummond is back on Rumble — and he’s not going anywhere. 👉 Follow his new Rumble channel now 🛡️ Protect journalism. Share this video. Speak up before this becomes the norm. #AndrewDrummond #ThailandJournalism #NickDean #BryanFlowers #CopyrightStrike #MediaSilencing #PattayaNews #NightwishGroup #RumbleNews #PressFreedom #InvestigateThailand #JournalistsUnderAttack

Shocking leaked messages expose the staggering daily revenue of the Night Wish Group, shared inside a private Facebook Messenger group created by Bryan Flowers. The group included his wife as an admin and key Soi 6 team members — including his father. According to the leaks, the group discussed sales estimated at over $300 million prior to the COVID-19 lockdowns. This video delves into the inner workings of Pattaya’s nightlife empire and the extraordinary revenue it allegedly generated behind the scenes. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series exposing corruption in Pattaya’s nightlife industry. Featuring raw leaks and the hidden cost of unchecked power. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos uncovering the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife empires. #Pattaya #NightWishGroup #Corruption #InvestigativeJournalism

On May 2, 2023, Bryan Flowers, known as the head of Thailand’s Night Wish Group, released audio in which he expressed frustration over a cashier who reportedly provided information to authorities following a raid on his business premises. The raid is connected to ongoing sex trafficking investigations. In the recording, Mr. Flowers claims he is currently unable to pay police related to the case and suggests that police are either “pressured or bribed” by a non-governmental organization, later identified as The Exodus Road. Despite this claim, he expresses confidence that authorities familiar with his bar operations will eventually offer assistance. Mr. Flowers also references an active money laundering investigation and admits to posing as an investigative journalist in order to confront the founder of The Exodus Road — the NGO reportedly pursuing legal action connected to the trafficking case. This footage may be relevant to investigations concerning sex trafficking, witness retaliation, obstruction of justice, and financial crimes. Note: This report summarizes statements made publicly by the subject as of the stated date. All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos exposing the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife empires. #Pattaya #Corruption #InvestigativeJournalism

After the arrest of his wife, Bryan Flowers — the man behind Night Wish Group and Pattaya News — releases a video blaming the underage victim and a local charity for the fallout. Rather than addressing the core allegations, Bryan frames himself as a victim and shifts focus to getting back at those he claims caused the damage. This clip adds to growing concerns about how the Night Wish ecosystem operates — from controlling forums and media narratives to leveraging influence over local authorities. The update follows a string of bizarre events, including a rival operator attempting to shut Soi 6 to traffic while poaching Bryan’s workers with a mobile ad campaign. That same ad truck was later vandalized by a group of unidentified helmeted men — causing over 100,000 baht in damage. 🔍 As more pieces come together, the picture gets darker: – Security guards accused of violent assaults – Alleged police protection spanning over a decade – Media coordination to bury stories and confuse the public 🎙️ This clip is part of an ongoing investigation into the unchecked power of Pattaya’s most notorious nightlife figure. 🛑 Content presented for public awareness and journalistic inquiry. No unlawful behavior is alleged in this video. #BryanFlowers #NightWishGroup #PattayaNews #Soi6 #ThailandBars #TraffickingAllegations #MediaControl #CorruptionInThailand #InvestigativeJournalism

In this explosive May 2, 2023 audio leak, Bryan Flowers, the embattled head of Thailand’s Night Wish Group, attempts to recruit a former investor to help smear The Exodus Road Foundation — the anti-trafficking NGO involved in exposing his bars. Flowers urges the investor to falsely accuse NGO staff of sleeping with prostitutes as part of a coordinated disinformation campaign to “keep bombing people” in retaliation for the charity’s role in a major human trafficking bust. The most disturbing moment? Flowers coldly states: “Thais don’t even give a sh*t about underage,” as a twisted justification for his bars’ alleged exploitation of minors. This chilling recording is part of a wider investigation into corruption, cover-ups, and organized crime within Pattaya’s nightlife industry. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series exposing corruption in Pattaya’s nightlife empire. Featuring raw confessions and the hidden cost of unchecked power. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Viewer discretion advised: Includes sensitive content related to child trafficking and corruption. 🔔 Subscribe for more exposés on Pattaya’s underworld and the global fight against trafficking. #BryanFlowers #Pattaya #NightWishGroup #ExodusRoad #ChildTrafficking #Corruption #Soi6 #InvestigativeJournalism

In this revealing May 2, 2023 video, Bryan Flowers, head of Thailand’s Night Wish Group, outlines a disturbing plan to dismantle The Exodus Road Foundation—a leading anti-human trafficking NGO. Flowers details how he intends to contact churches and sponsors directly, aiming to cut off their funding by accusing the organization of fundraising fraud. His stated goal: cripple the charity that helped expose trafficking operations at his own Flirt Bar in the April 2023 raid. This video captures Flowers in the midst of an escalating campaign to silence whistleblowers, discredit NGOs, and protect his business empire from further legal exposure. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series exposing corruption in Pattaya’s nightlife industry. Featuring raw confessions and the hidden cost of unchecked power. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Viewer discretion advised: Contains content related to human trafficking and corruption. 🔔 Subscribe for more exclusive videos uncovering the dark side of Southeast Asia’s nightlife industry. #BryanFlowers #ExodusRoad #FlirtBarRaid #Pattaya #SexTrafficking #CharitySmearCampaign #NightWishGroup #InvestigativeJournalism

In this revealing clip, Bryan Flowers — founder of the Night Wish Group and Pattaya News — urges his audience to help circulate articles targeting The Exodus Road, a charity involved in anti-trafficking operations in Thailand. Claiming he can’t post them himself due to legal risks, Bryan instead asks others to “spread the word” on his behalf. The implication is clear: he's trying to launch a smear campaign by proxy, while keeping his own name out of the crosshairs. This comes in the wake of multiple controversies surrounding his business, security teams, and media control — raising serious questions about why a bar empire owner is so invested in discrediting an anti-trafficking group. 🎙️ Part of an ongoing investigation into the tactics used to silence critics and reshape public perception in Pattaya’s red-light scene. 🛑 All content presented for public awareness and journalistic inquiry. No unlawful behavior is alleged in this clip. #BryanFlowers #ExodusRoad #NightWishGroup #PattayaNews #ThailandBars #MediaManipulation #InvestigativeJournalism #RedLightPolitics #Soi6

In this video, Bryan Flowers updates his audience on the arrest of his wife, alleging that the international NGO The Exodus Road played a key role in the case — and has since changed its statements. Flowers claims the charity’s shifting narrative has complicated the legal situation and suggests external agendas may be at play. He expresses frustration with what he sees as flaws in the Thai justice system, saying this type of legal ordeal “would never happen in the UK,” where he believes such a case would have already been resolved. Despite having “a lot of help, a lot of witnesses, and a lot of support,” Flowers says the process in Thailand has dragged on far longer than expected, describing this as “normal” for the country. The video offers insight into the pressures surrounding high-profile legal battles in Thailand’s nightlife scene and raises questions about foreign NGOs, police cooperation, and the broader justice process. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video reflects the personal opinions and experiences of Bryan Flowers. Allegations against The Exodus Road or others mentioned have not been independently verified. No legal findings of wrongdoing have been made against any party. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

In this damning audio leak, British bar mogul Bryan Flowers—founder of Pattaya News and head of Night Wish Group—admits the real reason he launched the so-called news outlet: not to report the truth, but to protect his Soi 6 criminal operations. 🚨 Following the rescue of a trafficked 16-year-old from his bar, Flowers confesses: He created Pattaya News as a “clean business” to cover his illegal empire He used it to control narratives and deflect scrutiny from his sex bar network He knowingly broke Thai laws to keep the operation running 🔍 Part of a hard-hitting investigative series into organized crime, media corruption, and human trafficking in Pattaya’s nightlife underworld. ⚠️ For journalistic and educational purposes only. Based on public statements. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. 📢 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep investigations into Southeast Asia’s darkest corners. #BryanFlowers #PattayaNews #Soi6Mafia #NightWishGroup #SexTrafficking #MediaCoverup #InvestigativeJournalism #PattayaCorruption

Adam Judd, the long-time Pattaya Addicts forum administrator, former manager of Soi 6 bar "S*x in the City", and nightlife crawl organizer, now serves as the Chief of Content for The Pattaya News — a platform co-founded by nightlife mogul Bryan Flowers. Judd's deep ties to Pattaya’s entertainment scene — including years of promoting bar crawls on Soi 6 — raise ongoing questions about The Pattaya News’ editorial independence. Publicly, Bryan Flowers has stated in interviews that he launched the outlet as a “clean business” to hide behind and described it as a tool he could use against anyone who gave him problems. As the newsroom’s public face and content gatekeeper, Judd now sits at the intersection of journalism, public relations, and a nightlife industry under increasing international scrutiny. How does this affect coverage of major stories? Can a news outlet born from the bar scene report on it fairly? These are important questions for anyone relying on The Pattaya News for credible updates. Whether you view him as a dedicated local journalist or part of a larger PR machine, Adam Judd plays a key role in how news is packaged and delivered in one of Thailand’s most complex media landscapes. 📌 Disclaimer: This video discusses publicly available roles, affiliations, and statements made by individuals named herein. It does not make or imply criminal accusations. All subjects are presumed innocent unless proven otherwise. The content is intended for public interest reporting and complies with platform policies on journalism and commentary. Please comment respectfully and avoid speculation or personal attacks.

📅 From The Next Level Podcast – June 1, 2025 In this candid and surprising podcast appearance, Pattaya-based YouTuber Nick Dean shares the story of being briefly detained by immigration officers on Soi 7 — allegedly due to having no work permit. Nick says he was approached by around 10 immigration officials and told he didn’t have the correct work permit. But what could have been a serious situation shifted unexpectedly when, according to Nick, “some news agencies” reached out to immigration during the process. He recalls them saying: “Don't arrest him he does really good for Thailand” Shortly after, he was released without further issue. While Nick doesn’t name any outlets directly, speculation among viewers suggests possible intervention by media with strong local ties — potentially referencing groups like The Pattaya News or individuals in the broader Pattaya media scene. Interestingly, Nick reflects on the experience positively, saying it wasn’t a bad thing and that it gave him a chance to “meet people in the system” and understand more about how things work behind the scenes. 📌 In this episode: Nick’s firsthand account of being stopped on Soi 7 How local media connection may of influenced justice His thoughts on the process, privilege, and lessons learned ⚠️ Disclaimer: This account reflects Nick Dean’s personal experience as shared in a public podcast. Immigration authorities have made no public statements about the incident. This content is shared for discussion and informational purposes only.

In May 2024, disturbing video footage surfaced from Soi 6 in Pattaya showing what appears to be a brutal assault on foreign tourists by individuals identified as private security personnel. The clip, now widely circulated, shows multiple men punching, kicking, and delivering a full-force soccer-style kick to a motionless man on the ground. The incident began after a dispute reportedly broke out inside Helicopter Bar — a venue not directly affiliated with Bryan Flowers or his Night Wish Group. However, some of the individuals involved in the beating have allegedly appeared in photos, videos, and forums tied to Night Wish-affiliated establishments in the past, raising questions about ongoing informal ties. While Bryan Flowers quickly distanced himself from the attackers — stating they were not employed by his group and had been dismissed long ago — online sleuths have uncovered images of the same individuals working with known Night Wish venues, attending events, and even appearing with local police and bar staff over the years. Following the incident, local police repeated claims that the men were unaffiliated with any official venue. Critics have noted that certain media outlets, including The Pattaya News — co-founded by Flowers’ long-time associate Adam Judd — ran stories that blurred identifying images and did not name specific venues or individuals, further fueling public speculation of a coordinated damage control effort. Social media platforms like Pattaya Addicts, which Flowers also oversees, saw a wave of posts attempting to shift blame and defend the attackers. Some forum members have alleged these defenses were strategically coordinated. To complicate matters, reports emerged in July of a second, eerily similar attack — this time allegedly involving the same men and leaving a 65-year-old Canadian tourist hospitalized. As of this writing, no charges have been filed in either case. While no formal evidence has linked Bryan Flowers directly to the May or July incidents, and no charges have been filed against him or his business group, the ongoing appearance of certain figures across his media ecosystem and bar scene raises uncomfortable questions about accountability, power, and protection in Pattaya’s nightlife world. Disclaimer: The information presented in this video is based on publicly available footage, eyewitness accounts, and online materials at the time of writing. Allegations of involvement, employment, or complicity remain unproven in a court of law. No individuals named herein have been formally charged in connection with the events described. The video reflects journalistic inquiry and is intended to highlight matters of public concern while respecting the presumption of innocence for all parties involved.

In this 2021 video, Bryan Flowers — Pattaya’s infamous nightlife mogul — shockingly brags about paying 800,000 baht to free a Norwegian friend and investor from a Bangkok prison, where he faced 21 years for drug offenses. Flowers openly admits making a profit from the deal and originally posted this confession on his own YouTube channel with the title “How I Helped My Friend Get Out of a Thai Prison 2021,” before deleting it after investigative reporter Andrew Drummond exposed the story. 🔍 Part of an ongoing investigative series exposing corruption in Pattaya’s nightlife industry. Featuring raw confessions and the hidden cost of power behind the scenes. ⚠️ This content is for journalistic and educational purposes only, based on publicly available statements. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. 👍 Don’t forget to subscribe for more deep dives into the dark underbelly of Southeast Asia’s nightlife empires. #Pattaya #Corruption #Nightlife #InvestigativeJournalism

In this channel, we delve deep into the underbelly of Pattaya's notorious Soi 6, exposing the intricate web of illicit activities orchestrated by the so-called "Soi 6 Mafia." Through the Voice Messages From Hell series, we present exclusive leaked audio recordings, insider testimonies, and comprehensive analyses that shed light on the operations of the Night Wish Group and its alleged connections to human trafficking, bribery, and attempts to suppress the truth. Our mission is to bring transparency to the darkest corners of Thailand's nightlife industry, holding those in power accountable and giving a voice to the voiceless. Join us as we navigate the complexities of this ongoing investigation, providing unfiltered insights and updates. 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay informed about our latest releases and in-depth reports.