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You hit the nail on the head. She will never admit any "killing" and she will uphold her statement that she gave the victims a Cyanede pill, but every one of them are the pill at their free will. You are allowed to sell Cannabis, but you can not be held acountable for anyone taking the drug for a wrong use and get killed by the drug. You can sell a backhoe to everybody, fully legal. But they never can accuse you for murder when somebody would kill with that backhoe. She can get away with that statement ...
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The body was found by people who were alarmed by the smell of rotting flesh. Not by the alleged murderer. And the body was carried away BEFORE any knowledgable forensic expert arrived and could prove the police wrong. This whole "confession" stinks more then the death people and remind me on the poor burmesee suckers.
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Thai woman escapes abusive mafia ex-boyfriend
Confuscious replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
not more mental problems as the average Thai male. -
Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting, Leaving One Injured in Bangkok
Confuscious replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
I am pretty sure that the fine for driving without a license plate will be higher that the shooting ... -
Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting, Leaving One Injured in Bangkok
Confuscious replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
I think this has be the first thing to do. I read about a country who used to exterminate your parents and your ancestors in the 3rd degree when a crime would have been done, but I forgot wihch country. That would be a better deterrent as the death penalty. -
"He led them to the body" or "they led him to the body". Which one is TRUE? As far as I can see in the videos of the reenactement, he was led by the police everywhere and following the orders from the police. That says more than enough about the Police conducting a reenactment. Same as the poor Burmese boys where the Police found "something belonging to the victims" and led the poor Burmese boys around in the reenactment.
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A lot of sites will refuse to work if there is a pup-up blokker. Advertising seems to be a "pest" of these times and we will have to wait until the governments stand uo and forbid the use of collecting background information without your approval in the base that it is an infringement of your privacy rights. Europe is already making such a law.
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Thai teacher rescues 6 year old boy from drug ring
Confuscious replied to snoop1130's topic in Central Thailand News
I guess that the stury funds of the older brother will end with the arrest of the mother and her drug sales. -
Stranded in Thailand: Bankrupt foreign woman unable to return home
Confuscious replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
1. The story says clearly that "she was hanging around the Cannabis shop to beg for food". Not to buy Cannabis. 2. In my country, the court can block all your assets (including your bank accounts) when you have a case hanging. Even money which has been sent to your BLOCKED account is not disponible. 3. I doubt that her sister would be so glad to send again 10,000 USD, but this time to the account of a complete stranger. -
Stranded in Thailand: Bankrupt foreign woman unable to return home
Confuscious replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
How convinient of you to see this woman as a "beggar" but have mercy with the family of a British/UK national who is in ICU at a Bangkok hospital after he/she crashed his/her motorbike, without wearing a helmet, adequate protection or even an insurance, without a proper driver license and asking/begging for money on "gofundme". -
Ex-Pilot Arrested for Luring Women to Have Sex, Posting Clips Online
Confuscious replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
She was consesting to have sex with him and she was aware that he was filming the whole thing. Maybe she was payed for filming this. Why does she complain? -
The last few weeks, my Facebook is filled with advertisings whih are clearly scams. Selling a high-end item for a few hundred Baht. What makes it worse, is that all these advertisings are SPONSORED by FaceBook!!! Every normal person would directly see that this is a scam and not click on it. Yet, when I look at the many replies, I see a lot of Thai people answerring "Interested", "Transferred the money today". Are Thai really so dumb and gullible that they don't smell a scam that is biting them in the <deleted>? Sorry to say it, but they deserve to be scammed until they learn to read and think.
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I have my doubts about the whole story. First, he denied everything. Only, after a long interrogation, he admitted the crime. It's well known that police interrogations are not always "clean interrogations". Second, if he burried the body of the dead boy to conceal his crime, why would he have let the girl run away and not killed her on the spot too. Assuming that he would have killed the girl later, maybe at home after ....., what's the use of keeping the whereabouts of the girl secret? Doesn't add up to me and smells like the admittance of the crime like the 2 Burmese guys ...
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Thailand’s struggle with high household debt and political promises
Confuscious replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
My boss once said to me: "I drive an expensive sports car, I live in a big villa, I go on expensive holidays several times a year. etc. Yet, I don't have a penny in my pocket that I can call my own. When you want to have a good business, loan money as much as you can and enjoy your life. When the money source ends, close your company and start another one". Most of the super rich people are living under this rule (Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, etc.) -
Man Held For Killing British-Thai Youth Over Drug Deal
Confuscious replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Mai News
I guess you never saw a friend or member of your family dying of an overdose? Or being addicted to a drug and killing or stealing to buy his drugs for has addiction? Stupid answer -
Well, ................................................. Is that not exactly how 99,99 of the ASEANNOW members meet their wives. 99,99% of the AASEANNOW members are married to PHD degree or CEO of an important industry in Thailand and some of them also abroad. ...........................................................................................
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Reminds of the "Tandy" stores in my country in the early '70's. They were selling openly FM receivers which were able to receive the whole FM band from 87,5 to 140 MHz. Yes, it was illegal to possess an FM receiver which is able to receive anything above 108 MHz. Everything above that frequency was reserved for Police, Ambulance, Taxi, etc. It was kind of funny to see how "stupid" people were buying these receivers and were repocessed and fined the next day.