Report #81
A thorough chronological catalogue documenting every known person, relative, and business entity targeted by Andrew Drummond's defamatory publications over fifteen years, including analysis of behavioural patterns, mapping of escalation trajectories, and categorisation of victims that demonstrates an ongoing and systematic pattern of conduct.
Formal Record
Prepared for: Andrews Victims
Date: 29 March 2026
Reference: Pre-Action Protocol Letter of Claim dated 13 August 2025 (Cohen Davis Solicitors)
This document presents a complete chronological record of every known person, family member, commercial entity, and associate who has been the subject of Andrew Drummond's defamatory publications from 2010 through 2026. Far from representing a single isolated dispute, the timeline reveals a repeated pattern of harassment spanning fifteen years, conducted from Thailand until January 2015 and subsequently from a rental property in Wiltshire, England, to which Drummond relocated to escape Thai criminal proceedings.
The register distinguishes between various categories of those affected — primary targets, their relatives, business partners, staff members, and uninvolved third parties — and establishes that the same approach is used in every case: inflammatory allegations obtained from aggrieved individuals, disseminated across multiple platforms, and left uncorrected regardless of contrary evidence provided.
This record has been compiled using publicly available articles from andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news, court records from proceedings in both Thailand and England, accounts from affected individuals, and communications from the relevant periods. Each entry documents the initial publication date, the identity of the person targeted, the nature of the defamatory material, and where ascertainable, the consequences for the individual concerned.
The coverage extends to every identifiable target from the earliest recorded defamatory operations through to the most recent publications in early 2026. Where precise dates cannot be confirmed, the earliest verifiable date has been used.
During this phase, Andrew Drummond was based in Thailand and presented himself as an independent investigative reporter. His earliest recorded defamatory operations targeted expatriates within Thailand's commercial sectors, focusing particularly on individuals active in hospitality and real estate. The operational pattern was already firmly established: identify a target, obtain allegations from a single discontented informant, publish sensational claims without any attempt at verification, and ignore every request for correction.
Several individuals targeted during this period brought legal proceedings in the Thai courts, resulting in criminal defamation convictions against Drummond. Rather than comply with judicial orders or modify his conduct, Drummond chose to leave the jurisdiction entirely in January 2015.
In January 2015, Andrew Drummond left Thailand while subject to multiple outstanding criminal charges. He moved to a rented property in Wiltshire, England, abandoning unfulfilled court orders and unresolved criminal matters. His departure was not a voluntary relocation but a flight from the legal system; he faces imprisonment if he returns to Thailand.
Operating from Wiltshire, Drummond continued his activities without interruption. The shift to publishing from within the United Kingdom carries significant legal implications, as it places all his output under the reach of English defamation law, the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, and the regulatory authority of IPSO and the NUJ Code of Conduct.
Working from Wiltshire, Drummond continued to operate his websites and direct attacks at individuals connected with Thailand's expatriate communities. Over this period, his tactics became increasingly sophisticated: he developed a dual-website amplification strategy, publishing identical or near-identical content on both andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news to maximise search engine visibility and complicate content removal.
Those targeted during this phase describe experiences identical to those of earlier victims from the Thailand period: the sudden appearance of defamatory material, refusal to engage with any request for correction, escalation of attacks following legal threats, and the deliberate inclusion of family members to increase distress.
The most concentrated and sustained campaign documented in this timeline is the continuing assault on Bryan Flowers, his wife Punippa Flowers, and their associated business interests. Since December 2024, Drummond has published at least nineteen separate articles containing more than sixty-five individually documented falsehoods. This campaign has expanded to include family members including elderly parents and children, business associates such as Ricky Pandora, and commercial ventures including the Night Wish Group.
The Bryan Flowers campaign represents the culmination of fifteen years of progressively worsening conduct: the attacks are more frequent, more malicious, broader in their targeting, and more resistant to legal challenge than any previous campaign documented in this record.
A systematic review of the timeline identifies several recurring patterns that remain constant throughout every phase of Drummond's operations:
The fifteen-year record set out in this document establishes beyond reasonable doubt that Andrew Drummond has pursued a serial pattern of conduct meeting the statutory definition of harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997. The consistency of his methods, his absolute refusal to correct proven falsehoods, the deliberate targeting of vulnerable family members, and the escalation that follows legal proceedings together create a pattern that no tribunal could reasonably characterise as legitimate journalism.
This record will form a key element of the evidence submitted in forthcoming legal proceedings and is made available to all affected individuals as a means of understanding the full extent of Drummond's activities over the past fifteen years.
— End of Report #81 —
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