Abuse toward the family

His wife, Punnipa Flowers

• andrewdrummondfacebook.com says Drummond posts links on Bryan Flowers’s wife’s Facebook profile, and shows comments and links it says were placed on two business pages she owns. Read it there.
• The same site says a photograph of Bryan Flowers taken almost 20 years ago was used “to try to ruin his marriage”.
• The campaign site says a wanted-poster flyer posted on 10 June 2026 names her among nine people. Campaign page.
• victimsofdrummond.com lists her as “labeled a ‘child trafficker’ and ‘illegal nominee’” in multiple pieces. The network publishes rebuttals of the allegation against her; this page does not summarise any court proceedings.

Rebuttals

• Debunked #170: the targeting of a wife and mother
• Debunked #146: line-by-line rebuttal of the trafficking allegation
• Debunked #194: the witness-statement paper on police coercion
• Andrew Drummond Facts: Analysis of Bias in Andrew Drummond's Reporting

His father and his brother

• In his victim statement Bryan Flowers says his father’s address has been published and that this “risks his safety”.
• In the same statement he says: “my brother was contacted by someone.” Victim statement.

The children

What the sources say was done, without identifying details.

• andrewdrummondfacebook.com says Drummond used a fake account to leave comments under a child’s photos, and shows a comment it attributes to one of his fake accounts under a child’s photo on his mother’s Facebook page. Source.
• The same site says Drummond has been “desperately trying to find” one child’s club, “to bring him problems and to add to his harassment”.
• The campaign site says a link in two Pattaya Facebook posts resolves to the Odysee channel @Soi6Whistleblower, and describes the channel as part of “the same harassment-channel network that republished video of” one of Bryan Flowers’s children. Source page.
• Debunked papers #35, #95 and #181 cover how children of Drummond’s targets are drawn into the articles.

Family papers at Drummond Debunked

• #170 The Deliberate Targeting of a Wife and Mother
• #35 Collateral Victims: wives, children, parents and brothers
• #95 Inherited Stigma: children of Drummond's targets
• #181 The Children's Shield: standards on protecting minors
• #3 Collateral Targets: relatives, colleagues and business ventures

Drummond Debunked spells the name ‘Punippa’; this site uses ‘Punnipa’. The web address is kept as published.

Evidence concerning the family

Screenshot

Howell's paid-to-troll Messenger chats

In Facebook Messenger screenshots published by the campaign site, Adam Howell writes: “I paid him extra to drag Bryan's family and friends into it”. In the same message he writes: “It was Drummond's idea; he likes getting family involved.”

The chats are between Howell and a friend of Bryan Flowers, as published by the campaign site.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →

Document

Document

“Soi 6 Mafia” wanted-poster flyer, 10 June 2026

The campaign site says a burner profile it attributes to Drummond posted a wanted-poster flyer titled “The Soi 6 Mafia” into the Pattaya 365 Facebook group on 10 June 2026, naming nine people including Bryan and Punnipa Flowers. It says the poster was re-issued and a copy reached Bryan Flowers on 1 September 2026.

The hub does not reproduce the flyer: it carries other people's names and photographs.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →