Send Them to Hell: The Brutal Horrors of Bangkok's Nightmare Jails

Send Them to Hell is an authentic, yet horrifying, story of a two decades journey through the abominations that make up a significant measure of Thailand's Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice and Penal systems, as well as the Child Sex and Prisoner Slavery that runs rampant in that country. Graphically revealed through the eyes of some of those who live - or have lived - through it is the unimaginable; inhuman behaviour and atrocities; instances of extreme cruelty, degradation and corruption; bizarre occurrences and systematic legal and human rights abuse; all of which are part of every day life for those confined behind the walls of Thailand's most notorious prisons.

In televised interviews recorded a decade apart a retired Thai Supreme Court President and a former Prime Minister both confirmed that, on a percentage basis, between 50,000 and 60,000 totally innocent people are suffering the barbarism of Thai prisons at any given time. Many will never be released; some will be flogged to death or maimed by vicious guards; many will die from the diseases they are exposed to constantly; some will commit suicide; some will be executed; most will be used as slaves to manufacture products for export or domestic sale; all have had those valuable years of their lives stolen from them.

An inconceivable human tragedy; not unknown to those in positions to demand reform, but swept under the carpet in the name of diplomacy and trade considerations. This book exposes it all for the world to
see.

Author Biography

Sebastian Williams was born in Australia just a couple of years after Hitler discovered he wasn't as invincible as he believed he was. An un-spectacular but reasonably happy childhood followed as he grew up in the less than well-to-do suburbs of his home town in Queensland with four siblings, but when he reached his early teens he decided to buckle down and make a mark for himself in whatever way he could. He began his first business while he was still in secondary school. Graduating in architecture was his next challenge and that achieved he set about establishing a company in New Guinea. Over the ensuing four decades he developed and operated quite a number of other businesses in several countries; Thailand being one of them.

With more than 25 years of exposure to the cultural idiosyncrasies and the way things are done (and not done) in that country, and countless hours of investigation and research, Sebastian had a wealth of knowledge to draw upon when he wrote 'Send Them to Hell'.. 'Justice Incorporated' is the title of his next true crime biography.

He now lives with his family in a far less hostile environment where he can concentrate on his new projects without fear of intimidation (or worse) and will probably never return to the Land of Smile