Following the lese majeste charge initiated under the ousted Thaksin regime, Sulak is finding himself implicated in another charge as the publisher for Seeds of Peace. The Thai police recently issued witness warrants to several people involved in the production of Seeds of Peace, Vol. 21, No. 1, for January-April 2005 from the cover illustrator to staff of the printing house. Sulak has been abroad and will shortly have to present himself to acknowledge the charge. It is possible that the contents which have led to the initiation of the charge this time are related to an article which attempts to theorize the possible scenario that has led to the mysterious demise of the late Rama the Eighth. Backed up by mountains of testimonies from the Royal Court of England in particular, the author stuns the audience as to who he believes as the "killer".

Earlier this year, Sulak was filed with the same charge for the interview given to a Thai magazine, "Fae Deaw Gun".