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On March 31, Krissitin posted details of the incident on Instagram (@gulasatree), writing in her post:
"Today, I suddenly fell ill and was rushed to the hospital. But when I was extremely weak, unable to move or protect myself, I was sexually assaulted. This should never happen to anyone. I am collecting evidence and preparing to take legal action against the suspect. If anyone can offer help or advice, I would be most grateful. Thank you for reading, and I hope to use my social media voice for the public good."
Later, in an interview with Thai media outlet 'KhaoSod', Krissitin stated that around 2 a.m. on March 31, she experienced breathing difficulties after taking antihistamines. She was on the phone with a friend at the time and asked her friend to call emergency services for help.
She recalled that she was dizzy and her consciousness was fuzzy, but she still remained aware. Shortly after, a male paramedic and the building's security guard arrived at her apartment. The paramedic woke her and asked about her condition, to which she nodded in response.
The security guard urged the rescuer to take her downstairs to wait for the ambulance, but was refused.
Shortly after, police arrived at the apartment, but the building's access system prevented them from coming directly upstairs. The security guard had to go down to escort the police, leaving only Krissitin and the rescuer in the room.
Krissitin alleged that during this brief period of being alone, the rescuer lifted up her shirt and pulled down her pants, touched her private parts and sexually assaulted her.
She even saw the man take photos of her while she was completely naked. She was fully aware of what was happening, but because of her physical condition, she was unable to resist, and was also afraid that further angering him might put her in greater danger.
When the security guard returned with the police, it finally stopped the assault. Krissitin alleged that the suspect quickly helped her get dressed, pretended to be administering first aid, and lied to the police by claiming she was unconscious.
In response to public debates about "women's attire and safety," Krissitin expressly clarified that this incident had nothing to do with her clothes—she was wearing a regular T-shirt and long pants that day.
At present, Krissitin has formally reported the incident to the police. She has firmly stated that she will not accept any financial compensation or private settlement and will pursue the case through legal channels. She also suspects the man is very likely a repeat offender who may have previously harmed others as well.