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Singha beer heir fired after brother posts tearful video accusing him of sexually abusing him

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Singha beer heir fired after brother posts tearful video accusing him of sexually abusing him
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The heir to the Singha beer empire has been dismissed following serious allegations made by his brother. Siranudh Scott accused Sunit Scott of sexually abusing him from the age of 12, claiming the abuse lasted over a decade. Sunit has denied the allegations but admitted to some rough incidents between them.

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World News Singha beer heir fired after brother posts tearful video accusing him of sexually abusing him By Chris Bradford Published May 20, 2026, 9:29 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The heir to the Singha Thai beer empire has been fired after his brother posted a tearful video accusing him of sexually abusing him starting when he was 12. Sunit “Pi” Scott was fired Tuesday after his younger brother Siranudh Scott, 29, made the disturbing allegations in a tearful video on May 9, claiming he’d recorded his brother confessing. Siranudh alleged that he’d been abused for more than a decade, saying he’d been forced to perform oral sex on his brother several times — while lashing out at their parents for failing to protect him.

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