Now it's a fraud case as Thai court issues an arrest warrant for controversial Miss Universe co-owner


The South Bangkok Civil Court issued a warrant for Anne Jakapong Jakrajutatip on November 25. - Photo: The Straits Times/ANN

BANGKOK (AFP): A Thai court has issued an arrest warrant for the media mogul co-owner of the Miss Universe beauty pageant over alleged fraud worth $930,000, a court official told AFP on Wednesday.

This year's Miss Universe contest concluded last week after a streak of scandal, including a tantrum by the host and allegations of sexism.

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