Leaver

It's not about being right, or wrong. It's about what the BiB write the case off as, and for what reason, and for possibly what payment. This is what will be in the media, and this is what the masses will believe. We may simply never know the truth behind this murder, and whilst road rage, possibly whilst high on drugs, could very well be the cause, it very well may not be.

I think the most truthful thing a bargirl has said to me was, "I no speak English." And she didn't. ????

True, but over represented here.

Yet, you wish your visits could be longer. ????

Like I said, a conflict of interests. Like I said, Same Same. No different to being an agent, and it shows in your posts.

Sure. It's all fun until someone jumps off a balcony.

Where have all the flat noses gone in Pattaya? Difficult to find a bargirl who hasn't had a nose job these days. Some of the work turned out ok, but some looks terrible.

Whilst it very well could of been a case of road rage, to simply believe the BiB's investigation that the motive was road rage, in my opinion, is a little foolish.

Yes, and sometimes it's about where you put your horn, as well.

I've heard they were known to each other, which is interesting, given police stated they knew the motive, but couldn't / wouldn't say what it was, before they knew the identity of the shooter.

Justice is measured in baht in Thailand, hence, only the poor go to jail.

But that would cause some damage to his vehicle. Why do that, when you can shoot?

Just some road rage. No need to look any further into it. ????

"Face" of course. It makes sense to a Thai.

To take as much money as possible from a customer, even after the customer no longer thinks the girl is working in the bar, and he is no longer her customer. ????

It's enough for the BiB to close the case. It used to be foreigners off the balcony, perhaps now it's road rage. Both can conceal the true motive.

As well as the people who possibly paid him for the job.

"I work bar 1 week." ????

The Thai mafia and Thai government have a difficult time understanding that they can't demand "tea money" from an internet platform that is not based in Thailand. ????

Just pointing out that other readers of this forum can learn from your experience. Most people that don't end up in Issan do tend to have a wonderful life in Thailand. ????

If you have nothing to put forward to refute the claims of posters, then you simply have, "nothing."

No. Observations are facts. It's fine if you dispute my observations, but observations are not "opinions." Is English your first language?

You have stated in many previous posts that you flip properties, privately. Hence, the conflict of interests in your posts regarding property on this forum. Same Same as an agent.

This is what you said: "I would check to see if foreign quota is available as that is a big plus if it is. If it isn't, you have to set up a company to buy in company name and there is paperwork, with expenses, that needs to be filed every year. People go through the hassle of company ownership so they can buy houses and nice condos in desirable projects, such as Northshore, where foreign quota is full." Sounds to me you are "advising" on how to buy a condo when the foreign percentage of ownership is already taken, particularly where you say, "you have to set up a company." . Once again, is setting up a Thai company, solely for the purpose of owning a property here, legal, or illegal? It's a yes or no answer?

After covid, it looks like the average age of tourists returning here has gone up, considerably.