Umm Brett, who escaped to Thailand, was imprisoned in a hell that she claims was “left to rot” after she exceeded her visa.
Elis Matthews, 32, talked about the prison horrors in Bangkok prison “mice” with her four -year -old son, Cairo.
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Elos left the United Kingdom four years ago to live a “dream life” in Thailand and managed to increase 16,000 followers thanks to her advice on social media.
Several bikini clips that are controlled appear sharing how to finance her sun's lifestyle by the British taxpayer.
She claims to be talented 2,300 pounds per month in the advantages due to “six mental disorders”.
But the mother, who had previously appeared on the reality program, Rendeer Judge after she had a fortune of 6 million pounds, said earlier this week that her tropical escape had taken a dark turn.
She claims that the police raided her one -bedroom home in Pattaya, where she lives with the youngest son, before being thrown into prison.
Since she was imprisoned, a citizen of Lancashire has shared several footage of the migration detention center for mothers and children in Bangkok, where she is detained.
The facility has a notorious reputation for being one of the most overly overwhelming Thailand prisons in Thailand and is constantly being convicted of its difficult circumstances.
Speaking of prison, Elis cried to Maillineline: “This is hell on the ground, it's the worst prison you can imagine.
“I am locked in a cell for most of the day with 16 other people and none of them speak English. It is very hot and overwhelming so that you can barely breathe.”
She also claimed the circumstances that she had to tolerate had left her skin covered with rash and meat.
My mom said that both Ellis and Cairo have already obtained lice.
“Nobody helps me, and I just left here to rot,” the British added.
She even complained of food because she described it as “disgusting” to the point that she refuses to eat anything other than rice.
Another major issue that Elis has witnessed since she was imprisoned is the noise of her colleagues in prisoners.
“We cannot sleep at night because there is a lot of screaming and screaming. There are 35 women and children in the cell adjacent to us.
“It's unbearable here, I can't stop crying and I just want to go out as soon as possible.”
Date of controversy
Before her arrest, Elis built online followers by participating publicly how she managed to live in Thailand while calling for the UK's advantages.
After the name Mumontherunasia, it boasted about getting 2,300 pounds per month as a living allowance, although it lived abroad for years.
One of her clips appears in Beckini, she carries money, she says: “I have taken the living allowance today and I was doing this during the past four years not to live in the United Kingdom.”
She added: “So, I receive about 2,300 pounds per month undisputedly [SIC] Money and this pays the pattern of my life here in Thailand. “
What is the living allowance (DLA)?
DEA is the benefit of the UK government that helps in additional living costs with a long -term disability or a healthy condition.
However, it is now the gradual elimination of adults often and has been replaced by paying personal independence (PIP).
Who can get DLA?
- Children under 16: DLA is still available to children who need additional care or have difficulties in moving.
- Adults between the ages of 16 years or more: no new claims for DLA are no longer acceptable; They should apply for PIP instead.
- DLA current claims: Some adults are still receiving DLA, but they are gradually transferred to PIP
Elis claimed that she is eligible for payments due to “six mental disorders”, which he said is required “the continuous costs of treatment that NHS must be fulfilled by taxpayers.”
Despite its allegations, Thailand is not listed in the list of countries where British citizens can usually get the benefits of the UK while living abroad.
According to the rules of Thai immigration, British citizens can stay in the country for a period of three months with a tourist visa, which can be extended for another month upon request.
But exaggeration comes with a fine of 500 baht (11.40 pounds) per day.
Elis has already claimed that she had received a compensation of 6 million pounds after the local authorities have failed her during her childhood – although there was no official record of this payment.
In her appearance on Judge Rendeer, she said that she grew up in severe difficulties, living in 130 different homes as a child while her mother was arrested in drug raids.
Elis is also a mother of older children who stay in the United Kingdom.
She claimed controversially that she did not miss them, referring to them as “front”.
With the spread of news about her prison, the GOFUNDME page was created in her name, with donations currently sitting at 180 pounds sterling.
But describing the page states that it was created “without her permission” and in “asking others to Tiktok”.
The donation collection reads: “Keep it short, but it will be updated. The money needed to support my mom on running and Cairo.”
While some of her supporters showed sympathy, others wondered whether her story was completely correct.
