Police have identified and will summons two women alleged to have organised a live online sex show involving a recently married couple and the wife's 3-year-old son.
The abusive act took place in Phitsanulok last week. However, the suspects, whose names were withheld, live in a Bangkok suburb, deputy provincial police chief Pol Lt Col Phakphum Prapsiphum said on Monday.
Police were waiting for documents from a bank that will implicate the two women in the offence.
Investigators earlier examined the accused mother's bank account to track down the people who hired her and her husband to have sex during a live video stream to a Line chat group. The transactions led them to the two women suspects, according to Phitsanulok police chief Pol Col Songpol Sangkasem.
The 25-year-old mother had been hired to have sex with her new husband and the couple tried to involve the child.
The show was broadcast live to about 100 members of the chat group. Police say they could also face charges.
The mother is currently in detention.
If the two women in Bangkok do not respond to the summons to report for questioning, police will obtain court arrest warrants for them, Pol Col Songpol said.
They were identified only as Aye, the 27-year-old administrator of the chat group, and Daeng, the hirer.
A police source said later that the 40-year-old husband, identified as Wuthipan Buapan, turned himself in to Phitsanulok police on Sunday evening and confessed to the offence.
The couple were charged with child trafficking for acceptng payment of 400 baht, posting pornographic pictures on a computer system, molesting a child and persuading a child to commit misconduct.
