A Japanese man was reportedly stabbed by two ladyboys in a Pattaya hotel early on March 9. The incident occurred at a hotel in central Pattaya, where police found the two ladyboys in the lobby and the injured 61-year-old Yuzuki in a room with a severe cut to his right wrist. He received first aid before being transported to Pattaya Bhattamakun Hospital for further treatment.
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The altercation began after 27-year-old Suthat, one of the ladyboys, met Yuzuki outside Baywalk Residence on Pattaya Beach Road and was invited to his room. Suthat claimed that Yuzuki attempted to assault her, leading her to call a friend for assistance when no one responded to her cries for help. In response to the alleged attack, she used scissors to stab Yuzuki in self-defense.
Suthat reported that her friend arrived shortly after the stabbing, which triggered Yuzuki to release her. She stated her friend was not involved in the assault. Conversely, Yuzuki accused the two ladyboys of attacking him and stealing 5,000 baht. The conflicting accounts have prompted police to further investigate the matter to ascertain the truth and deliver justice.
Experts have noted that cases involving differing testimonies often complicate legal proceedings, making thorough investigations crucial. Witnesses and additional evidence play key roles in resolving such disputes. The incident has highlighted ongoing concerns regarding safety and the need for clear, unbiased legal processes in tourist regions like Pattaya.
Looking ahead, police are continuing their investigation with an aim to provide clarity and fairness for all parties involved. Both ladyboys have been taken into custody for further questioning, and authorities are gathering more evidence and witness statements to ascertain the events accurately, reported The Thaiger.
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Adapted by ASEAN Now · The Thaiger · 09 Mar 2026
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