Employer arrested for alleged murder of maid missing for 5 years

 

 

 

By Khanathit Srihirundaj 
The Nation

 

Police have arrested a female employer for allegedly killing her 16-year-old housemaid.

 

The maid, Jariya Srisak, disappeared mysteriously more than five years ago with police recently discovering her skeleton.  

 

Her employer, 46-year-old Krisana “Mona” Suwanpitak, a former beauty contestant, is now the prime suspect.  

 

 

Police brought Krisana to the Criminal Court on Monday to request her detention, with plans to request that bail be denied.  

 

According to a police source, Krisana has already confessed to killing Jariya. 

 

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Get the cuffs on her,and no bail.

regards worgeordie

1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

Get the cuffs on her,and no bail.

regards worgeordie

Exactly my thoughts since the first pictures... Never seen her with handcuffs

Police arrest woman over death of her housemaid five years ago

By The Nation

 

Krisana “Mona” Suwanpitak

 

Police have arrested a Bangkok-based woman for allegedly killing her 16-year-old housemaid in 2012.
 

The maid, Jariya Srisak, had disappeared mysteriously more than five years ago, but Phetchaburi police recently discovered her skeleton in the province. 

 

Her employer, 46-year-old Krisana “Mona” Suwanpitak, a former beauty contestant, is now the prime suspect. 

 

Police brought Krisana to the Criminal Court in Bangkok on Monday to seek her detention until November 17, with plans to request that bail be denied on the grounds that she might jump bail or tamper with the evidence.

 

Krisana was however free as of press time, after being released on Bt250,000 bail. 

 

The court approved bail on condition that she did not travel out of the country. 

 

Krisana, who was arrested at a Phetchaburi hotel on Saturday night, has denied any wrongdoing. 

 

She is charged with physical assault that led to death. 

 

Police have said Jariya started working for Krisana in Bangkok in February 2012 and was physically attacked two months later. 

 

The victim reportedly succumbed to her injuries on April 12 the same year. 

 

Three days later, Krisana and her alleged accomplices reportedly brought Jariya’s body to Phetchaburi province in order to bury her to cover up the crime.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30330991

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-11-07

She confessed but she denied. She is free now. 

 

 

While they're at it, they should arrest whoever is responsible for the respray on that BMW.