Police in Trat Province are investigating the death of a 51-year-old Cambodian woman, identified as We, after her body was discovered in a freezer outside her home. Songyot, a local rescue worker, reported the discovery to authorities yesterday morning. The woman's leg was tied with plastic rope, prompting immediate speculation about the circumstances of her death.
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The investigation follows Songyot's report, where he mentioned frequently interacting with We, who had a congenital disease. Her son, Somsak, suspects foul play linked to We’s romantic involvement with a local man. Somsak recalled an incident where he stopped a man from assaulting We while she was intoxicated, suggesting possible motive for foul play.
CCTV footage offers a glimpse into the hours before her death, showing We at a table outside her home, appearing heavily intoxicated. Despite Somsak’s concerns, initial police examinations revealed no signs of assault, apart from mild scratches. Authorities are awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death and gather additional evidence.
Looking forward, police emphasize the need for thorough investigation to ascertain the truth behind We’s death. The community and We's family await the autopsy findings, which will play a crucial role in determining the next steps. Police pledge a comprehensive probe, considering all angles, to ensure justice is served.
Key Takeaways
A 51-year-old Cambodian woman was found dead in a freezer in Trat, Thailand.
Initial examinations showed no signs of assault; full autopsy results pending.
Police continue investigations, considering possible foul play or accidental death.
Adapted by ASEAN Now · The Thaiger · 18 Feb 2026
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