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That deep breath you take when you arrive back home
Ah, yes -- the smell of Halal cooking. -
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Mongolian Tourist Caught Stealing Goods in Pattaya Mall
Seriously? If he had 26000 Bhts, do you think that he would have been shoplifting??? -
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Columbia Professor Sparks Controversy by Calling DOGE Cuts Racist
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Police Face Criticism Over Internal Review Clearing Essex Force
Any institution that investigates it's self is guilty of corruption, non accountability, non transparency. Do the Muppets in these organisations think people believe a word they say, if they do they should be sacked and placed into a mental asylum. In the 21C the police are operating in the dark ages and are a laughing stock to making statements like this. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 10 March 2025
Girlfriend of 'Joe Ferrari' Questions Prison's Credibility Over Officer's Death Pictures courtesy of Siam Rath On March 9, at Chulalongkorn Hospital, the body of the late police officer known as "Joe Ferrari" arrived with his mother, girlfriend, and other relatives. Here, they have requested a second autopsy to shed more light on his death, which they suspect might not have been accidental. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354102-girlfriend-of-joe-ferrari-questions-prisons-credibility-over-officers-death/ -
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Girlfriend of 'Joe Ferrari' Questions Prison's Credibility Over Officer's Death
Pictures courtesy of Siam Rath On March 9, at Chulalongkorn Hospital, the body of the late police officer known as "Joe Ferrari" arrived with his mother, girlfriend, and other relatives. Here, they have requested a second autopsy to shed more light on his death, which they suspect might not have been accidental. The girlfriend, Ms. Sai, expressed deep mistrust toward the prison's handling of events, accusing them of distorting the truth about "Joe Ferrari's" solitary confinement and alleged mistreatment. She pointed out discrepancies between the family’s accounts and the prison's statements, especially concerning the claim that he chose solitary confinement. Despite official narratives that he had not been harmed and the prison’s assertion that they attempted to help him get to the hospital, Ms. Sai and his family, having reviewed CCTV footage, remain sceptical about these claims. They assert that he wasn’t given adequate care and insist that the truth has been distorted. The family has reportedly faced pressure to withdraw complaints about alleged assaults by prison staff. Offers were made in exchange for moving "Joe Ferrari" out of solitary confinement, which they declined, leading to further distrust of the institution. Ms. Sai questioned the veracity of claims presented by the prison, suspecting manipulation to cover up the real circumstances surrounding his death. Despite reports suggesting he died by suicide, the family is pursuing further investigation due to perceived inconsistencies. In a poignant note, Ms. Sai reflected on her efforts alongside the family to support "Joe Ferrari," maintaining hope that their actions might bring justice or at least clarity to the situation. The second autopsy’s results, expected soon, could offer new insights, as the family prepares to honour him with religious rites, reported Siam Rath. -- 2025-03-10
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