Frequently asked questions

The campaign site describes Andrew Drummond as a British former journalist who left Thailand around 2015 and now operates remotely through two websites, andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news. It counts 25 article pages about Bryan Flowers since December 2024. Its audit of his byline record says it shows genuine freelance and stringer work for national titles, and a staff-reporter self-presentation that the record does not support. Drummond’s own articles are on his sites, not on this hub.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, Drummond profile, drummondhowellcampaign.com, credentials audit.

The campaign site says Drummond left Thailand around 2015 and now operates from the United Kingdom. Drummond Debunked paper #56 says he left in January 2015 while criminal complaints were outstanding, and disputes his own account that he left because of death threats. A campaign page dated 1 June 2026 recorded andrew-drummond.com refusing connections and says both of his sites are blocked inside Thailand under a Thai court order; its update of 11 September 2026 says andrew-drummond.com is serving again. This hub does not publish a home address for him.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, Drummond profile, drummondhowellcampaign.com, sites offline, June 2026, drummonddebunked.com, paper #56.

The campaign site says a commercial investment disagreement between Bryan Flowers and Adam Howell was converted into a publishing campaign. It dates the start to Drummond’s article “British Media Mogul Sues Over Thai Sex Trafficking Allegations” of 17 December 2024. The network’s sites describe the articles that followed as defamation and harassment of Flowers and his family. Drummond’s own account is in his articles, which this hub does not reproduce. Each claim on this page belongs to the site named.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, about, drummondhowellcampaign.com, timeline, drummondrecord.com, timeline.

The campaign site says so. It publishes five Facebook Messenger screenshots in which, it says, Adam Howell writes “I paid him extra to drag Bryan's family and friends into it”. The same page notes that Howell’s remark about giving Drummond “a percent” is in the future tense, so it is an offer and not a confirmed payment. The site also says Drummond wrote on 1 September 2026 that he helped Howell relocate and paid towards it himself.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, paid to troll, drummondhowellcampaign.com, September 2026 article answered.

The campaign site counts 25 article pages since December 2024: 20 distinct pieces, five of them posted on both of his domains, and it says Drummond has also deleted at least three. It catalogues 101 statements it calls false or misleading. Drummond Debunked and Drummond On Record count 19 original articles plus six translations as of February 2026. The figures differ between sites and dates.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, all articles, drummondhowellcampaign.com, catalogue of lies, drummonddebunked.com, paper #56, drummondrecord.com, timeline.

The network’s sites say yes, with different details. The campaign site says he left Thailand in January 2015 carrying two Thai criminal defamation convictions. Drummond Debunked paper #56 describes a 2004 conviction over a Bangkok Post article, with a suspended six-month sentence and a fine, and says he faced more than 20 Thai libel and Computer Crime Act cases. Paper #168 says he was convicted on multiple occasions and gives no dates. The counts differ from page to page.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, timeline, drummonddebunked.com, paper #56, drummonddebunked.com, paper #168.

A Letter of Claim is the formal letter that precedes a UK defamation claim. The campaign site says Cohen Davis Solicitors served a 25-page one on Drummond on 13 August 2025 and an updated one on 18 February 2026. Its Victim’s Statement says “Drummond's only substantive reply was, in effect, ‘wrong jurisdiction’”. Its profile and FAQ pages instead say he did not respond, so the site’s own pages are not uniform on this point.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, victim's statement, drummondhowellcampaign.com, legal, drummondhowellcampaign.com, FAQ.

The campaign site describes Adam Howell as a Canadian former informal investor in the Night Wish Group and the source Drummond relies on for his series. It says he pleaded not guilty and was convicted of criminal defamation on 27 August 2025, with a six-month suspended sentence. Its summary of Drummond’s own report says Howell was “acquitted of public libel” but convicted on a “third party” libel charge, with an 18,000 baht fine. It also says three further criminal cases are pending and a civil court awarded Bryan Flowers 50,000 baht on 23 February 2026, under appeal.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, Howell profile, drummondhowellcampaign.com, FAQ, drummondhowellcampaign.com, victim's statement, drummondhowellcampaign.com, all articles.

The campaign site documents Quora (112+ burner accounts, 91 screenshots), Reddit (r/pattayanews, 70 screenshots), Facebook (82 screenshots), X (21 screenshots) and Odysee, where its attack pages attribute the 85 videos on the @Soi6Whistleblower channel to Adam Howell. The sources differ on who ran that channel: Bryan Flowers’s statement on the same site says Drummond created it and uploaded 85 videos onto it, and andrewdrummondvideos.com says Drummond created it.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, Quora, drummondhowellcampaign.com, Reddit, drummondhowellcampaign.com, Facebook, drummondhowellcampaign.com, X, drummondhowellcampaign.com, Odysee catalogue, andrewdrummondvideos.com, drummondhowellcampaign.com, victim's statement.

The campaign site says Drummond published private information about the family and applied a “child trafficker” label to Bryan Flowers’s wife, Punnipa Flowers. It says she was acquitted of the serious trafficking charges at trial, that a separate lesser matter produced a first-instance verdict now under appeal, and that she has never been found to be a trafficker of any kind. The campaign site’s own article listing, summarising Drummond’s report of 2 July 2025 on that verdict, says Punnipa “received 3 years with immediate bail pending appeal”. Flowers’s statement says his father’s address was published and his wife was attacked online.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, catalogue of lies (Lie #20), drummondhowellcampaign.com, all articles, drummondhowellcampaign.com, timeline, drummondhowellcampaign.com, victim's statement, drummondhowellcampaign.com, Drummond profile, andrewdrummondharassment.com, abuse toward the family.

According to the campaign site, it is a wanted-poster style graphic titled “The Soi 6 Mafia”, posted at 15:19 on 10 June 2026 in the Pattaya 365 Facebook group by a burner profile called RealityCheck3000. It says the flyer names nine people and includes three chat screenshots that it calls fabricated, and it attributes the burner profile to Drummond. Drummond On Record says the phrase “Soi 6 Mafia” was already in his article of 26 April 2025.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, the flyer, drummondrecord.com, timeline.

The campaign site’s page on the method documents two earlier campaigns of articles, about Drew Noyes (from 2014 by its count) and Niels Colov (from 2011). It says it takes no position on whether the reporting about either man was accurate. Victims of Andrew Drummond lists a longer roster of people it says he wrote about repeatedly. These are the sites’ characterisations, not findings.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, other victims, victimsofdrummond.com, andrewdrummondharassment.com, other targets.

The campaign site says no court has ever found Bryan Flowers guilty of trafficking, fraud or any related criminal offence, and that he has no criminal record in any jurisdiction. It describes the underlying matter as a civil commercial dispute. It also says a first-instance verdict in the Flirt Bar case, which involved his wife and staff members, is under appeal.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, FAQ, drummondhowellcampaign.com, Drummond profile.

The network is a set of separate sites that each hold part of the record: the campaign site, Drummond Debunked, Drummond On Record, platform trackers for Facebook, X, Reddit, Quora and video, and others. The campaign site says it consolidates earlier documentation sites such as drummondrecord.com and adamhowellwarning.com into one hub. The directory on this site lists every site with a short description of what it holds.

Documented at: andrewdrummondharassment.com, all sites, drummondhowellcampaign.com, about.

This hub is a directory and index of the websites documenting what they describe as a campaign of harassment and defamation by Andrew Drummond against Bryan Flowers and his family. It is maintained by the network’s operators. Its headline states its owner’s position that Drummond is running a harassment campaign against Bryan Flowers; the specific claims on its pages are attributed to, and linked to, the site that documents them. The timeline and this FAQ are built only from those sites.

Documented at: andrewdrummondharassment.com, all sites, andrewdrummondharassment.com, timeline.

Each site holds its own record, so send a correction to the site that published the claim. The campaign site says messages sent through its contact page go to its site operator directly. For a mistake on this hub, name the page and the sentence and give a source for the correction. Please do not send private details such as home addresses.

Documented at: drummondhowellcampaign.com, contact, andrewdrummondharassment.com, all sites.