Police hunt on for "ungrateful son" who murdered his father in Khon Kaen

 

Picture: Sanook

 

Police are hunting a 37 year old Thai man after his father was found brutally murdered in the family kitchen in Ban Pheu sub-district of Nong Reua district, Khon Kaen.

 

Phaisan, 66, was found slashed to the face, head and neck and had been dead 24 hours when neighbors discovered the body.

 

Police said that as soon as neighbors saw what had happened the son - named as Arthit - disappeared on a motorcycle.

 

Police were told that he lived along with his father after the wife and mother died. Two female siblings sent them money - one working in another province and the other abroad.

 

Arthit was out of work but went out a lot and was always borrowing money from his father.

 

He disappeared with his father's money and his phone.

 

He is thought to be hiding with relatives in Chaiyaphum or his sister in Bangkok.

 

Neighbors said he was a former boxer using the name Khunseuk P.N. Yim but had hung up his gloves years ago.

 

Sanook referred to him as "luuk torapee" in their headline - this refers to the ungrateful child of a buffalo, a sub-plot in the Thai epic "The Ramakian", an offshoot from the Ramayana.

 

Unusually for the Thai media the corpse was not shown - instead Sanook had a picture of an unidentified man pointing to where the father had died.

 

Source: Sanook

 

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2 minutes ago, webfact said:

Two female siblings sent them money - one working in another province and the other abroad.

 

Arthit was out of work but went out a lot and was always borrowing money from his father.

 

Par for the course....

 

He's not gonna get any money of Pops now, is he !! Didn't really think that through properly, as usual...

51 minutes ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

Par for the course....

 

He's not gonna get any money of Pops now, is he !! Didn't really think that through properly, as usual...

i think the pop already refused to pay up, and the son wouldnt take no for an answer

"ungrateful son" who murdered his father

I have it on good authority that grateful sons rarely murder their fathers.

Yet another useless Thai male living off others. No doubt he'll be found soon enough.

It's no joke this particular type of incident is happening all too often. 

I guess murder is pretty ungrateful 

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