A tragic incident unfolded in Chiang Mai on Monday as a Thai man, Guntee, admitted to killing his pregnant wife, Yardrung, at their home. Initially, Guntee attempted to mislead authorities by claiming Yardrung died from an accidental fall. However, police persistence in questioning led to his confession of the crime.
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The incident occurred on April 20, when Mae Ping Police responded to a call about Yardrung's death. They found the 33-year-old inside her home, wearing a red tank top, with visible bruises. Initially, her 35-year-old husband Guntee reported that she had slipped, but his story unraveled under police scrutiny.
Guntee later admitted to the crime, revealing that jealousy had caused frequent arguments between the couple, who had been in a relationship for eight months. He said the conflicts often arose because Yardrung alleged the unborn child was not his. On the day of the incident, an argument over his insecurities turned fatal when he pushed Yardrung against a wall.
During transportation to the police station, Guntee expressed remorse, stating he loved his wife and was sorry. Community members, including a neighbor, reported that Guntee had previously exhibited aggressive behavior. The neighbor noted that Yardrung's cries were heard during an early morning argument but were dismissed as a private matter.
Adapted by ASEAN Now · The Thaiger · 22 Apr 2026
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