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Forensic evidence found in Italian Thai CEO's car

 

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BANGKOK, 15th February 2018 (NNT) – Forensic police have made progress in inspecting a vehicle used by Italian Thai Co Ltd CEO Premchai Karnasutra and three others on an alleged illegal hunting trip but are waiting on confirmation of their findings. 

Forensic Science Police Commander, Pol Maj Gen Tawachai Mekprasertsuk indicated today that an inspection of the Land Cruiser used by Premchai and his party when they entered Tungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary has turned up finger prints and gun powder residue but added that unidentified sets of finger prints were also found. All of the prints are to be tested against the weapons found at the scene to establish if any were the shooters. 

Blood samples thought to be from poached animals found in the vehicle have been forwarded to the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation for DNA analysis. Police found no signs of adaptation of the car for hunting purposes but are to continue the analysis until a 30 day deadline is reached. 

Head of the Phaya Sua Unit Chaiwat Limlikitaksorn meantime disclosed today that a secondary survey of the scene where Premchai and his party were found turned up pieces of animal intestine and two bone fragments with evidence pointing to the animal having been used for food. The evidence is to be forwarded to police investigators who are to further inspect the area later. 

Meanwhile, at Premchai’s Rangyen Resort in Loei province, which is suspected of having encroached on a national park, Director of the Forest Fire Prevention Office of the Royal Forestry Department, Cheewaphap Cheewatham, today filed charges with the Dan Sai Police Station against CPK International Co Ltd, accusing it of circumventing the law to take ownership of 6,215 rai of land and convert it into a resort.

 
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19 minutes ago, rkidlad said:

Hey! Let them do their job. And let them take as much time as they need collecting as much evidence as possible until he disappears or they can work out how best to help him. 

He's a great distraction from the 'watch' guy :laugh:.

 

But at least it may result in this low-life being forced to leave the country for a couple of years.

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Suspected criminals (implicated in poaching of elephants and disappearance of Karen villagers at Kaeng Krachan) investigating suspected poachers of wildlife at Thung Yai.  Where will the evidence trail lead and where will it be buried?  Lots of criminal activity of all kinds in Thailand's protected areas.

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10 hours ago, tracker1 said:

What an unbelievable investigation ! searching for what they have all they need but keep dragging it on !!!! 

Many feel this poacher will walk away from justice, but at least he is getting a long and well deserved public shaming.  A shaming that will take years to get over.  The 1% will have to behave for a while, as the junta welcomes all distractions from their buffoonery. 

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On 2/15/2018 at 12:17 AM, tracker1 said:

What an unbelievable investigation ! searching for what they have all they need but keep dragging it on !!!! 

In a desperate attempt to to distract from other issues...like say some watches...or an election. They all work for the same guy in the end and he is anxious to keep anything in the news that will provide him cover. 

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On 2/15/2018 at 11:30 AM, webfact said:

Police found no signs of adaptation of the car for hunting purposes

 

It is a Land Cruiser... What adaptation is needed ??

Guns fit in the back, check.

4x4 can get to chosen hunting spot, check.

Illegal booty fits in the back with the guns, check.

 

Fooled them with no modifications :)

 

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