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British – Thai actress who killed a policeman has become a nun
27 year old British Thai actress Anna Reese has become a Thai Nun at the Thai Nun Institute at Wat Yannawa in Bangkok. The decision came about after she killed a police officer in a car smash in Bangkok. Miss Reese plans to spend seven days at the temple where she will meditate and only eat vegan food. On her ordination day Anna begged the man she killed police officer Sub.Lt.Napadol Wongbandit for forgiveness.
The accident that killed the police officer took place in the early hours of June26th. The actresses Mercedes car crashed into a parked police car, killing the 44 year old policeman sleeping inside.
At the scene of the accident the actress refused to be arrested yelling that she was not ready, however 12 hours later she turned herself in and submitted to drug and alcohol testing. When asked about any charges against her Miss Reese said she has left that matter with her lawyer.
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