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15 minutes ago, giddyup said:

The incidence of sheer stupidity here is frightening.

plus the negligence. the driver should at least see left and right to identify any approaching traffic.

we all need some sort of faith. if your faith in amulets is strong perhaps some divine power is protecting you. best of luck.

this guy made a deliberate effort to beat the train. karma is the only explanation that i can think of.the family had it coming

1 hour ago, Seismic said:

20 years ago there was a similar business conflict involving Russians and restaurants, I believe one owner was shot dead after a business "rival" hired a Croatian hitman. So, i guess they havn't improved much.

 

only here they tried to do a direct settlement of the issue.

14 minutes ago, tomyumchai said:

That stab wound to the chest seems a bit lower down to me, maybe they sag a lot when standing up?

it is more in the abdomen than in the chest but this is quite irrelevant to the core story.

2 hours ago, Sphere said:

 

Hope she survived "that" ambulance trip.

She apparently did or else we would have a different headline for the news.

4 hours ago, onemorechang said:

What a nasty man.

Hope he gets a long term in jail and deported after it.

 

Nice to see the quality Russians we have  in Pattaya now days.

Wonder if they and there staff all had work permits ?

 

 

and TAT was looking forward to more ruskis.

business rivalry that took such a nasty turn. the offender in this case should be deported as he is not suitable to run a business. 

hope the victims recovers to continue her business and make a living.

6 hours ago, bokningar said:

So now he want to have some Tigers again.

Not making enough money now when the selling Tiger parts to Chinese medicine has stopped

Why is he not in prison ?

legal process taking its course and further investigations are being carried out.

4 hours ago, colinneil said:

Yes i think you are spot on.

It will be very interesting to see what will be done about this.

It has been quiet for a while, he broke the law like many monks do, to make money.

 

he is going to say that he was doing it for the tigers.

3 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

What is it that makes these people so venerable?

blind faith of the people who do not see right from wrong.

16 minutes ago, jaltsc said:

"...he was caught totally unprepared about the raid and its consequences."

 

Had he been leading the life of a Buddhist monk, there would not have been a situation in which he could have been caught "unprepared".

they did not expect to be raided.

i wonder how may people would be visiting the temple as the tigers were the main attraction of this sanctuary. he is owning up as there is no alternative but to face the legal consequences.

3 hours ago, apex2000 said:

The headline makes it sound like it was the intention of the train (driver) to ram the pickup. Poor use of English yet again.

 

you understand the intended meaning. usage can vary from country to country. 

3 hours ago, halloween said:

In BP article, he deliberately drove around barrier,  while all alarms/lights working, because he thought he had enough time. Lucky that train was slowing for station or could have been much worse.

Should be charged with terminal stupidity.

case of sheer miscalculation.

3 hours ago, tomyummer said:

Thais, always trying to find the loophole in everything they do.

there was no loophole. barrier was down and he rammed right through it. if there was a loophole his action could have been a little more understandable.

3 hours ago, thenewgoo said:

Hey Honey, what ya suppose those flashing red lights mean?

death inviting for a visit.

5 hours ago, Rorri said:

Some drivers should never have advanced past riding a buffalo,  in fact the Buffalo has more brains.

can we also lay some blame on the low test standards for obtaining a driver's licence.

5 hours ago, jerojero said:

Sorry about the wife. Retard husband!

wonder whether he had insurance for the vehicle and the occupants.

44 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:

So; according to the report it was the truck that 'broke through the barrier'...not the driver.   So typical of Thai thinking and behaviour.

 

When this moron gets a new vehicle will he have learned anything from this experience ?   Highly unlikely has to be the answer !

negligence written all over in this case. the driver did not exercise due caution.

from the circumstances of the case, there appears to be negligence on part of the driver. you should slow down approaching the train crossing and secondly you should look out for approaching train traffic. looks like he did neithter resulting in the horrific accident.

we hope they all recover and learn some lessons from the foolishness of the driver.

On 08/10/2016 at 9:53 AM, whatproblem said:

Wouldn't it be nice if he did something to help the British people that come here instead of kissing ass

what  the tourists should do is to register themselves with the British Embassy upon arrival so that the embassy has data base to work on in case of issues. of course it may not be practical for short terms visitors. 

On 08/10/2016 at 7:42 AM, edwinchester said:

"CCTV caught a slim individual about 160cms tall in shorts before the first two murders."

 

Should be easy to track them down as next to nobody like that in Thailand.

unless he goes into hiding in some rural area.

On 08/10/2016 at 9:10 AM, colinneil said:

Must be non Thai, as Thai people would never do such a thing.

Must be BURMESE.

why Burmese? anything to indicate or identify that.

23 hours ago, SOTIRIOS said:

...wow...welcome to paradise...inhabited by angels.....and.....dirty rotten foreigners.....

 

 

 

it is still not confirmed who the real killer is.