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BKK Blues Brother
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Lier always lie. Nomsod's lawyer said this picture was taken at Bangkok University. However, this picture was captured from Pon Amon Dormitory next to Bangkok University. Therefore, we must request an original file from the owner of this apartment.
An attorney for the fresh milk to offer beyond NAPA backpack taken from dormitory name. "The troops ' apartment", not photos from Bangkok University.
He is an immortal, a dormitory apartment SOI Rangsit satisfying me eventually. Bangkok Rangsit campus. Chamber of Commerce is located in the top right hand side of the road. If you have files from the CCTV camera really doesn't cut it from a dormitory, he ' apartment. (Translated by Bing)
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It was a beautiful sight.
Very low down where i was..
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More from the Telegraph:
"Two migrant workers accused murdering two British tourists were reported to have retracted their confessions, as Thai prosecutors rejected a police report into the killings claiming it lacked "crucial information" and a leading forensic expert said the investigation "contradicted the principles of forensic science"".
“A case of two murdered people certainly needs a forensic physician,” Khunying Porntip Rojanasunan, head of Thailand’s Central Institute of Forensic Science, was quoted as saying by the Bangkok Post. The police’s actions “contradicted the principles of forensic science,” the expert claimed".
"Meanwhile, prosecutors in Surat Thani province, where the murders took place, reportedly rejected the police's investigation, telling officials they needed to "fix certain flaws" and supply "more crucial information", according to a report in Thailand's The Nation newspaper".
RTP case falling apart rapidly now.
Thailand’s most-respected forensics specialist cast doubts on the police investigation into the death of two British backpackers on Koh Tao Thursday, saying investigators erred when they neglected to involve a forensic pathologist.
Intentional or not it remains to be seen, major face loss for RTP.
Pictures of the crime scene all over the web and a key suspect photographed walking around the crime scene with his police friend.
The tide of change is in the air!
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Thailand’s most-respected forensics specialist cast doubts on the police investigation into the death of two British backpackers on Koh Tao Thursday, saying investigators erred when they neglected to involve a forensic pathologist.
Intentional or not it remains to be seen, major face loss for RTP.
Pictures of the crime scene all over the web and a key suspect photographed walking around the crime scene with his police friend.
The tide of change is in the air!
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Thailand’s most-respected forensics specialist cast doubts on the police investigation into the death of two British backpackers on Koh Tao Thursday, saying investigators erred when they neglected to involve a forensic pathologist.
Intentional or not it remains to be seen, major face loss for RTP.
Pictures of the crime scene all over the web and a key suspect photographed walking around the crime scene with his police friend.
The tide of change is in the air!
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I cannot believe the UK stays inactive. I am sure plenty of discussions have been taking place behind closed doors. The UK government will not go public unless no tangible progress can be made by the Thai authorities. Of course the UK authorities are not blind, probably fully aware and concerned by the total fiasco around this investigation. But condemning publicly the RTP would be the ultimate decision. A lot can happen in between, directly or indirectly.
If everybody sends the link to the change.org petition to the British embassy and also the FCO in the Uk and numerous other goverment and media agency's then things will start to happen!
Spend 10 minutes and send 10 emails! Google is your friend.
Together we can make a difference!
Heres one to start you off
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KAO TAO MURDERS - THE 'THIRD MAN' SPEAKS UP - 'I DO NOT BELIEVE MY FRIENDS DID IT'.Here's the non-suspect who fled the island the day after and has not provided a dna sample.
Mon sot.....
Taken from his fb page
KEY WITNESS DRIVES A HOLE THROUGH THAI POLICE CASEThai police case against the alleged killers of two British backpackers in Thailand was dealt another devastating blow today after their key witness said he had no knowledge of the murder – even though he too was beaten by Thai police. Ko Maung Maung, seated in blue, with Embassy officials and Thai Police - DVB And Ko Maung Maung, 21, the supposed main prosecution witness being held under police protection to testify against his two Burmese friends, who are alleged to have killed Hannah Witheridge and David Miller, told Burmese Embassy officials today that he did not believe his friends were the killers.In front of Thai Police and Embassy officials Ko Maung Maung, also known as Ko Than Shwe, said he had been out drinking with his two friends Win Zaw Htun and Zaw Lin on Sairee Beach on the night of the murders.
In a statement broadcast on DVB News (Democratic Voice of Burma) lawyer Aung Myo Htan said: “He said he had his friend had bought three beers and one packet of cigarettes and then went home about 1 am.”
His friends decided to continue drinking, and when he woke up in the morning his two friends had returned. Everything seemed normal. They had not cuts of bruises. “I did not think my friends could have done that,” he said, referring to the brutal killings of Hannah, 23, from Great Yarmouth, and David, 24, from Jersey. The interview was witnessed by Second Secretary at the Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok.
Ko Maung Maung also said he too was hit and threatened by a Rohingya roti-seller who acted as interpreter for the Royal Thai Police. Currently there is a major political conflict between Rohingyas in Arakan State, Burma, and ordinary Burmese.
Ko Maung Maung’s statement throws another spanner in the works of the Thai policed investigation which has been ridiculed worldwide.
Bangkok Police Chief Somyot Pumpunmuang told his investigating officers yesterday that had done ‘a perfect job’ in investigating the murders.
More allegations of beatings which already have been made by Burmese migrant labourers on Koh Tao and the two young accused men Win Zaw Htun and Zaw Lin, make the confessions to Thai police less and less credible. The two young Burmese men have already retracted their confessions - and Amnesty International has belatedly joined the protest.
British Ambassador Mark Kent has declined to comment on the investigation. It seems likely that defence lawyers will seek help from British police to secure a new test of the DNA of the killers.
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I am very glad to see this arrest falling apart for the police. Shows the real power of the internet and social media.
As off now 47,000 have signed the petition to the British Goverment
Also 277K! have joined a discussion group on FB
https://www.facebook.com/CSILA90210
Koh Tao and Thailand will be a safe place in the future if we all pull together.
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As off now 47,000 have signed the petition to the British Government
Also 277K! have joined a discussion group on FB
Koh Tao and Thailand will be a safe place in the future if we all pull together.
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I cannot believe the UK stays inactive. I am sure plenty of discussions have been taking place behind closed doors. The UK government will not go public unless no tangible progress can be made by the Thai authorities. Of course the UK authorities are not blind, probably fully aware and concerned by the total fiasco around this investigation. But condemning publicly the RTP would be the ultimate decision. A lot can happen in between, directly or indirectly.
If everybody sends the link to the change.org petition to the British embassy and also the FCO in the Uk and numerous other goverment and media agency's then things will start to happen!
Spend 10 minutes and send 10 emails! Google is your friend.
Together we can make a difference!
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Here's the non-suspect who fled the island the day after and has not provided a dna sample.
Mon sot.....
Taken from his fb page
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Missing non suspect Nom Sot..
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1. Why did the police pick a Roti Street Vendor as an official translator translator? Was he trying to save some Thai tax payers' money?
2 Why did he pick a Rohingya muslim translator for Rakhine suspects?
If one of its citizens got charged for murder which is qualified for the death penalty, and the American police hire a street vendor who can speak Thai but do not like Thais. How would Thai government feel?-
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If they stare at my daughter i stare at them hard and cold.
Works in most cases, not all.
Just have to get used to it.
Where you live can have an impact also.
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The DNA samples went thataway
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Come on everyone on TV .. if you want to be sure about this then we need 10,000 sigs to move on it to petition the British Embassy and British government for another independent investigation, all people want is real justice and closure for David and Hannahs families, that means 100% without doubt .... get enough voices and the UK gov will have to open an investigation if they havnt already behind closed doors.
We can make a difference for once, all it takes are for good people to do something....
Please Moderators im asking you on behalf of many do the right thing and let this link stay.
Please sign !!!
over 14,000 now in less than 48 hrs
Only 850 more signatures needed
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Signedwith 5,054 supporters2,446 NEEDED
Nearly there!
Let's make this happen!
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Signedwith 5,054 supporters2,446 NEEDED
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Independently Investigate the horrific murders of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller
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Multiply your impact Turn your signature into dozens more by sharing this petition and recruiting people you know to sign.YOUYOUR
FRIENDS170avg.THEIR
FRIENDS10,000approx.Knowing full well that the Thai authorities are notoriously corrupt and have in the past intentionally withheld and/or planted evidence in order to protect murderers that are well connected,and with accusations of police offering bribes to false witnesses, we are not able to trust that the two Myanmar nationals being detained have not had their confessions forced out of them and as such cannot trust that they are responsible for the horrific rape and murders of David Miller, 24, and Hannah Witheridge, 23.This being said, we demand a full independent investigation to be conducted by the government of the United Kingdom into these deaths in the hopes that the families of these victims may know justice has been served and that the deaths of two more possible innocents might be avoided.
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The Government of the United Kingdom, UK Ambassador to Thailand Mark KentIndependently Investigate the horrific murders of Hannah Witheridge and David MillerSincerely,
[Your name]Recent signaturesธเนษฐ สัคคะวัฒนะ กรุงเทพมหานคร, TH
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News- Reached 5,000 signatures
- Over 382 supporters in just a day! Petition organiser
Thank you all for taking the time to sign this petition. There have been some developments that further suggest that the Thai police are trying to use the Burmese as scapegoats and Andrew Drummond has written a piece detailing accusations that hot boiling water was poured on the Burmese captives heads in order to force their confessions.Also there is the fact that the police had Hannah's phone in their possession then directly planted it on the Burmese saying that they found it with them.
Links to both of these are below and thanks again and keep spreading the word.
http://www.andrew-drummond.com/2014/10/boiling-water-and-beatings-claim.html
BOILING WATER AND BEATINGS - CLAIM FRIENDS OF BURMESE ON MURDER AND RAPE CHARGESPLEASE DON'T CLOSE THIS CASE! Three of the out of group of nine Burmese who were friends of the two who now face the death penalty in Thailand for murder the murder of two British backpackers were tortured by Thai police six days ago, it was claimed today.
- Reached 250 signatures
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Maytawee Choo CHIANG RAI, THAILAND
- about 7 hours ago
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Regarding the DNA tests, these two burmese shouldn't be just false murderers. But there are TOO MANY questions that haven't been clarified (I have been listing like an A4 paper long of how many red herrings I found and all the stories that don't match and don't make sense. I posted them on CSI LA page already though)
We have been privately investigating on this case by ourselves (we cannot access to the original evidences, only from reporters and creditable anonymous) --I'm not telling you to believe us; things we have heard might have got twisted too, neither do we believe in everything we heard yet we did analytically think through the evidences we have got. And we are disappointing that the officers have been cheekily working on this case and leaving lots of questions from the society unclear.
As I'm Thai myself, I didn't want anyone to perceive that my country was such an awfully dangerous country because the crime could happen anywhere. I wanted to protect my homeland too. But the fact that three of my British friends happened to be there at the day the murder took place; they were sitting right next to the victims having no idea they would end their lives there. It's shocked me to death thought they were my friends. From this tragedy, it quiet made such an awful experience to my friends, and I felt ashamed as a host, so it brought me here. I went through details and lots of questions arose. The more I have looked up to the reports and tribute pages, the uglier the truth is turning up.
I cannot protect my country if I have to lie to cover an ugly truth.
And we have been working hard finding the truth and being curious to keep the case alive because we have HOPE. Because its involved the other nations, elsewhere that we believe it's more possible to find justice.
We hope we didn't work for nothing and the victims didn't die for nothing too. We has been staying curious to make this case alive and now that there's a possibility to get all the answers to our questions before they close this case and remain these all unclear by asking for this case to be independently reviewed again.
I want justice to speak louder than money this time. Please help make it possible.
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Scarlett O'Connor LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
- about 6 hours ago
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I believe justice needs to be served. I have no faith in Thai authorities, especially after living on Koh Tao myself. The real killers need to be found ASAP rather than blame being passed to save face.
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Joanne Liggitt WATERFORD, IRELAND
- about 7 hours ago
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Thai police cannot continue to get away with this behaviour. This time it's involving 2 British people so the world media are watching. Save the lives of these 2 innocent burmese boys and help find the real murderers!!!
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Jacqueline Zibung LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND
- about 5 hours ago
- Like 9
I live on Koh Tao, I am aware of how things work here. If we wanna make sure that no innocent people are being punished, the UK NEEDS to get involved.
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Oh yes there is, the morning this news broke I posted on TV that I was watching ch. 7 showing a clip of the arrest of the Myanmar suspects and it showed the phone hidden in a bush in a plastic bag. One police officer display the phone in the bag for the camera.
More important is the police have not said the phone they found at the suspects was the same one the initially confiscated the day of the murders. They said they found a victims phone at the suspect place. They did not say Hannah and could have been David's phone or even Hannah's second phone to use in Thailand. There is no picture of the phone police say they recovered from the suspects.Does anyone know where this message about the phone being handed over to the police originated from? I'm speaking of the one from Abigail1989.
I've only seen the screenshots of two statements that she made however, it's obviously part of a longer discussion.
Do we know this Abigail1989 even exists or is she some 50 year old dodgy bloke having a joke at everyone's expense?
Just asking because a lot of us are treating it like it's undeniable evidence.
As for the photos of the phone on the police officer's desk being the same one pictured with Hannah, it's not possible to tell for certain- I can see some matching characteristics though such as the side clips and the actual phones look like they're pink.
All this debate about the phone is currently nonsense distraction from facts.
Did it look like this same phone under discussion? (the one in front of Hannah in the bar)?No, it was much bigger and white. Maybe someone can find the clip on youtube
More pressure applied the greater chance of change
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Something needs to change in Thailand..
DNA samples from two Myanmar workers match with those collected from British victim
in Thailand News
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Indeed...
Where it gets complicated is that the brother of Montriwat Tuwichian and therefore the uncle of the alleged rapist and murderer is none other than Voraphan Toovichien, a local mafia politician, Mayor of Koh Tao and also an important member of Section Surat Thani the Democratic Party.
The leader of the Democratic Party in the province of Surat Thani (including the island of Koh Tao depends) is none other than Suthep Thaugsuban, the man who created the PDRC and organized the demonstrations given to the army grounds to make a coup.
Suthep Thaugsuban of the same yellow bracelet Montriwat Tuwichian on the photo above
Voraphan Toovichien was one of the organizers of the PDRC in the province of Surat Thani and therefore has the support of the military. It would have ordered the police to destroy the condom with the DNA of his nephew and pick up a cigarette butt in an area of the beach where young Burmese were used to play the guitar once their work is completed and claim to have found at the scene of the crime.Then young Burmese were tortured to extract confessions.
Young Burmese have since retracted their statements and asserted that they were tortured.
Nevertheless, they will probably sentenced to death as it is to protect the reputation of a mafia family of Koh Tao.