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32 minutes ago, Lokie said:

So this rich nutter has probably murdered this young woman, is he now locked up pending a charge or is money number one in Denmark also...?

 

I buried her at sea after an accident, err yeah alrite we believe you Mr 'Madsen'

Nutter definitively,rich not so much but do share where you have your information from.

It's a disgrace and it gives Thailand a very bad reputation,not being able to control such a small island. Who in their right mind would visit that island after all the gruesome killings. 

Just now, Kieran00001 said:

 

I don't know, some have pointed out that self tying of hands to prevent backing out is actually quite common in suicides.  The most interesting one I have seen here was the scuba diver who tied himself to a rock underwater and slit his own throat, the fact that the knife remained nearby was taken as evidence that it was suicide!

Wasn't there another one who tied himself to a buoy.....

Forget brown envelopes for this one,it's going to be a big brown box 

Unknown ......well it wasn't established wether the victim died of slashing his wrist while handcuffed,falling from a tall building, drowning during a self inflicted hanging in a cell while shooting/stapping him or herself multiple times......not to forget the classic,suicide by hanging while having hands tied behind your back....feel free to add creative ways to end your holiday 

So nothing has changed. Thai guy still hanging on,no harness,no possibility to assist only a liability......So much for the paratrooper safety training......cash is king <deleted> safety

Seems like half the population is bleating about global warming and the other half are sitting in traffic jams causing it.
If anyone does believe in global warming they shouldn't be using a car when public transport is available.
It's time, IMO to ban all private cars in cities and force people to use public transport.
Life will be better for everyone.

so go out and collect the money,,,,,ooh my bad that would require them actually to do what they get paid for.

Major loss of face coming up if this story catches on in the international press/social medias.

A "Scroll Wheel" isn't that the little wheel on a pc mouse.......

There is no excuse for,state administrated,violence against children......

So the vendor does not check her own merchandise before selling! So much for quality control.

15 rocks to 30 snails, mineral rich diet,glasses recommended for both vendor and buyer......

Makes you wonder how much he would ask for in compensation if someone ran over his dog,my guess is a heck a lot more than 300 thb......what a lowlife..

Stone Age thinking.......

Does that mean that they will,finally,accept international smart card drivers licenses from ie. Europe instead of always asking for the old international paper version?

6 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:

Strange to imagine how 5 people could have died when their boat sank, especially when they would have all had buoyancy control vests and tanks full of compressed air. At surface depth these tanks would have lasted for many hours. No comment...just strange.

They got caught in the salon when the boat capsized, there was six of them,in the salon,only one made it out. 

What strikes me as odd is the comment that the engine was old and hence the need to pump out water? the need to pump out water would normally indicate a hull breach.

The sea state,when the incident occurred,was rough. Look at the wheelhouse,does it look like an add on,notice the shallow draft of the hull (speedboat hull). Was the boats stability compromised,how many people was there in the wheelhouse and on deck when it capsized (6 in the salon one escaped).

Lack of inspections and greed will continue to cost lives,not just in Thailand.

3 hours ago, Chou Anou said:

 

Ah, well, can't say this is a surprise.   Cue all the butthurt male snowflakes. 

Nope just a frequent flyer tiered of poor service.......

46 minutes ago, sanemax said:

I have never been asked by an Immigration officer whether I want to go and visit him at home and meet his family and all go on holiday together , They've never even asked me whether I want to friends with them on Facebook .

   They should get the girls from Pattaya to be immigration officers at airports , they could sit inside their booths shouting out "Welcome handsum man , come inside" 

Ahhhh poor you......that said, they are however first line of the friendly Thai experience many come for and so often is being advertised by TAT

Good thing the mechanic was onboard,that will teach him to do a proper job next time......that's not a jet

why fly with an airline that can't figure out how to treat people equal......where is the fairness to the guy with 10kg extra luggage who has to pay. Is the extra fuel cost spread out on all the male passengers ticket prices?

Thais rescuers in a cold river,do they seriously think they would be better at it than the Americans.......

Raumjai Rescue foundation what a complete and utter bunch of lowlife scumbags. What the f.......are you thinking! posting selfies and graphic pictures of victims. His family hasn't even been notified yet.

May you all end up, as victims, on your foundations FB page one day.

I have yet to see an immigration officer smile or say welcome to Thailand.

1 hour ago, GiantFan said:

On the way back from the airport the other day I saw a good one.  Something like village approaching, produce speed.

And the ever present one "village approaching,reduce speed" and then NO village just empty road