Woman forced by father's murder allegation to explain sister’s 'suicide'

[snoop1130]

Woman forced by father's murder allegation to explain sister’s 'suicide'

By The Nation

 

 

A woman has said she had no choice but to reveal her younger sister’s suicide after her father alleged in the media that she had been strangled to death in Qatar.

 

Pramrudee Tiede said she had been forced to explain that her sister, Premruthai Juseng, who had worked as a flight attendant in Qatar and had a history of depression, took her own life by hanging herself in an airline’s dormitory late December.

 

Pramrudee, whose nickname is “Nice”, earlier had told a reporter in a telephone interview that she wanted to keep the affair private, mainly to protect her mother’s feelings.

 

However, her father, Hiabbu Koh, 74, told the media that he believed Premruthai, whose nickname was “Ice”, had been murdered in her room in Qatar and called on the Thai Foreign Ministry to help investigate the cause of her death.

 

He said his daughter looked happy when she talked to him in Line message chats. “We talked to each other every day. She was very happy after she became a flight attendant, the job she had dreamed about for a long time.”

 

Pramrudee wrote on Facebook that initially she had not wanted to say anything about her sister, who was resting in peace, but she decided to go public to protect her, her mother and the Thai Embassy in Doha.

 

“My father’s interview with the press was groundless. Ice was not murdered, but she had suffered from depression, resulting in her deciding to take her own life.”

 

Pramruedee, who is based in Berlin, said she had been alerted about the tragedy by the Thai Embassy in Doha and then she had told her mother, who was in Bangkok. Hiabbu had been separated from her mother for years.

 

She and her mother then travelled to Doha, she said, where Thai diplomats and the airline’s staff brought them to see her sister’s body.

 

Police also gave them a letter written by Premruthai, she said, the details of which she would not reveal. However, a source said Premruthai had written down private information concerning her bank accounts.

 

“Before the day she died, she wrote to me via Whatsapp, saying “I love you sister Nice. Tell mom also.”

 

Doha police concluded the cause of the death was asphyxiation by hanging.

 

The two women spent seven days in Doha arranging for Premruthai’s body to be transported to Thailand and during their stay the Thai Embassy and the airline firm took good care of them and helped facilitate the process despite language barriers, Pramrudee said.

 

“The airline also provided support for our expenses during our stay and procedures to bring her home,” Pramrudee wrote.

 

She also wrote that she wanted to apologise to everybody that may have been caused trouble because of her father’s allegations.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30336299

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-01-15

[Bluespunk]

"Pramruedee, who is based in Berlin, said she had been alerted about the tragedy by the Thai Embassy in Doha and then she had told her mother, who was in Bangkok. Hiabbu had been separated from her mother for years.

 

She and her mother then traveled to Doha, she said, where Thai diplomats and the airline’s staff brought them to see her sister’s body."

 

 

Hmm...

[coulson]

RIP. It is unlikely someone broke in and strangled an attendant in a staff complex as they have pretty good facilities, and in Qatar they would normally monitor activity at any residential accomodation.

 

However, the sad thing is that she clearly wasn't in a good mental state and that is not something Qatar Airways knew or cared about......see below

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/Qatar-Airways-chief-shames-drunk-flight-attendant-in-email/

[cyberfarang]

Just don`t get it. A stunningly beautiful young girl with everything going for her and yet she kills herself. What`s going on in the minds of young people today?

 

 

[isaanbanhou]

3 minutes ago, cyberfarang said:

Just don`t get it. A stunningly beautiful young girl with everything going for her and yet she kills herself. What`s going on in the minds of young people today?

 

 

 

Even the rich, beautiful and smart suffer from depression.  Skin colour and age also don t protect you from this silent killer. 

 

...according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Middle-aged men in the 45 to 60 range experienced a 43 percent increase in suicide deaths from 1997 to 2014,

 

usnews.com/wellness/mind/articles/2016-10-19/why-suicide-keeps-rising-for-middle-aged-men

 

While her being beautiful may make the story more clickable suicide is not an uncommon end to many lives here in Thailand.

[Bluespunk]

1 hour ago, cyberfarang said:

Just don`t get it. A stunningly beautiful young girl with everything going for her and yet she kills herself. What`s going on in the minds of young people today?

 

 

I didn’t want my picture taken because I was going to cry. I didn’t know why I was going to cry, but I knew that if anybody spoke to me or looked at me too closely the tears would fly out of my eyes and the sobs would fly out of my throat and I’d cry for a week. I could feel the tears brimming and sloshing in me like water in a glass that is unsteady and too full.

 

Sylvia Plath

[Get Real]

6 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

"Pramruedee, who is based in Berlin, said she had been alerted about the tragedy by the Thai Embassy in Doha and then she had told her mother, who was in Bangkok. Hiabbu had been separated from her mother for years.

 

She and her mother then traveled to Doha, she said, where Thai diplomats and the airline’s staff brought them to see her sister’s body."

 

 

Hmm...

Exactly what is confusing you?

[webfact]

Woman ‘forced’ by father’s murder allegation to explain sister’s ‘suicide’ in Qatar

By The Nation

 

 

A woman has said she had no choice but to reveal her younger sister’s suicide after her father alleged in the media that she had been strangled to death in Qatar.

 

Pramrudee Tiede said she had been forced to explain that her sister, Premruthai Juseng, 26, who had worked as a flight attendant in Qatar and had a history of depression, took her own life by hanging herself in an airline’s dormitory late December.

 

Pramrudee, whose nickname is “Nice”, earlier had told a reporter in a telephone interview that she wanted to keep the affair private, mainly to protect her mother’s feelings.

 

However, her father, Hiabbu Koh, 74, told the media that he believed Premruthai, whose nickname was “Ice”, had been murdered in her room in Qatar and called on the Thai Foreign Ministry to help investigate the cause of her death.

 

He said his daughter looked happy when she talked to him in Line message chats. “We talked to each other everyday. She was very happy after she became a flight attendant, the job she had dreamed about for a long time.”

 

Pramrudee wrote on Facebook that initially she had not wanted to say anything about her sister, who was resting in peace, but she decided to go public to protect her, her mother and the Thai Embassy in Doha.

 

“My father’s interview with the press was groundless. Ice was not murdered, but she had suffered from depression, resulting in her deciding to take her own life.”

 

Pramruedee, who is based in Berlin, said she had been alerted about the tragedy by the Thai Embassy in Doha and then she had told her mother, who was in Bangkok. Hiabbu had been separated from her mother for years.

 

She and her mother then travelled to Doha, she said, where Thai diplomats and the airline’s staff brought them to see her sister’s body.

 

Police also gave them a letter written by Premruthai, she said, the details of which she would not reveal. However, a source said Premruthai had written down private information concerning her bank accounts.

 

“Before the day she died, she wrote to me via Whatsapp, saying “I love you sister Nice. Tell mom also.”

 

Doha police concluded the cause of the death was asphyxiation by hanging.

 

The two women spent seven days in Doha arranging for Premruthai’s body to be transported to Thailand and during their stay the Thai Embassy and the airline firm took good care of them and helped facilitate the process despite language barriers, Pramrudee said.

 

“The airline also provided support for our expenses during our stay and procedures to bring her home,” Pramrudee wrote.

 

She also wrote that she wanted to apologise to everybody that may have been caused trouble because of her father’s allegations.

 

Meanwhile, Hiabbu yesterday met Foreign Ministry Consular Affairs director-general Chatree Atjananun and his deputy Pattarat Hongthong to seek information about the death of his daughter.

 

After a two-hour meeting, the father said he still did not believe that his daughter had committed suicide and had submitted a petition for the department to prove the real cause of death.

 

“My eldest daughter [Premrudee] can write whatever she wants, that’s her right. I have not yet seen the suicide note she mentioned, but what the officials told me was that it was about the location of her belongings and assets,” he said.

 

The death certificate mentioned only that she had died from asphyxiation and did not contain details about her having been hanged, Hiabbu said.

 

Premruthai was dead so it was not right to blame depression, he added.

 

Chatree had promised to make more inquires about the cause of death, Hiabbu said, adding that he wanted Qatari authorities to be direct in handling the case.

 

However, he said he was worried that if the investigation concluded that Premruthai had killed herself, he would be unable to come to terms with the conclusion.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30336320

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-01-16

[Suttisan]

Heartbreaking story RIP

[Bluespunk]

7 hours ago, Get Real said:

Exactly what is confusing you?

The whole story. 

[Get Real]

2 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

The whole story. 

Now you are confusing me! 

[Jonmarleesco]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Pramrudee, whose nickname is “Nice”

Is that in any way relevant?

[Katia]

9 hours ago, Jonmarleesco said:

Is that in any way relevant?

Well, it is when they later quote a text message her sister sent that calls her that... prevents confusion.  Although they probably should have also explained that the sister's nickname was "Ice"-- I gathered that from Nice's use of it later in the story, but I would have thought they might have specified for both.