By David Lohr

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When Christopher Neil fled South Korea last week, cameras at Bangkok's International Airport caught him on camera at the immigration counter. That photo, since released by Interpol, shows Neil with a cleanly shaved head and eyeglasses and dressed in a white button-down shirt.

Yesterday, Mick Moran, the Interpol case officer leading the global hunt for Neil, told Bangkokpost.com that Christopher Neil should surrender "to have the matter sorted out in a reasonable and adult manner."

'"He is now internationally known," Mora said. "Really, there is no place for him to hide. We are confident that we can track him down. Interpol's network is very large. I have no doubt that we will find him, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but definitely we will find him."

Christopher Neil

Anyone with information on Christopher Neil's current whereabouts is asked to contact their local police or Interpol's Trafficking in Human Beings Unit via email.

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