Woman plunges to death from boyfriend’s Bangkok condo

By The Nation

 

An online clothes vendor fell to her death from her boyfriend’s room on the 15th floor of a Bangkok condominium late Sunday night.

 

So far, police have found no signs of foul play in the death of Darin Sriprachoke, 20, Pol Colonel Anurak Yosprasit, commander of the Lak Song police station, said on Monday.

 

She plunged to her death from the condo of Likhit Sutthi-arj, 28, with whom she had been living for six months.

 

Likhit testified to police that the accident had occurred after he, Darin, his sister and the sister’s boyfriend had been drinking in his room.

Likhit told police that he had gone downstairs to send his sister’s boyfriend home, leaving Darin in the room with his sister.

 

While he was absent, Darin jumped from the condo, according to the account given by Likhit’s sister.

 

Anurak said Likhit, his sister and her boyfriend had all testified that they had not been quarrelling during the drinking session.

 

Likhit also told police that Darin had often threatened to jump when she drank, but police on Monday found no record of her having seen a psychiatrist, Anurak said.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30345360

 

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so that's a wrap huh?...another suicide....what a <deleted> joke

10 minutes ago, Lingba said:

so that's a wrap huh?...another suicide....what a <deleted> joke

The only saving grace here is that no foreigner is involved. 

 

People who get very drunk should not live in highrises.

20 years old and want suicide for no apparent reason 

Sounds strange 

But RIP young lady 

3 hours ago, Lingba said:

so that's a wrap huh?...another suicide....what a <deleted> joke

Thailand - The Hub of Unexplained Suicides 

no lack of emotionally disturbed people including some females that act out fictional drama. nearly 5% of the population is on psychiatric medication and who know whatadditional  % should be on it

19 minutes ago, atyclb said:

no lack of emotionally disturbed people including some females that act out fictional drama. nearly 5% of the population is on psychiatric medication and who know whatadditional  % should be on it

nearly 5% of the population is on psychiatric medication

 

And about 85 per cent is on alcohol, as in this sad case. Nothing wrong with booze in moderation, but it can push you over the edge (literally) if you are depressed or upset.

18 hours ago, tropo said:

The only saving grace here is that no foreigner is involved. 

 

People who get very drunk should not live in highrises.

Or do as I do when I've "over indulged" a little...

lay on the floor, hang on to the carpet and wait for the room to stop spinning!!!

19 hours ago, tropo said:

The only saving grace here is that no foreigner is involved. 

 

People who get very drunk should not live in highrises.

why is that a saving grace?

16 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Or do as I do when I've "over indulged" a little...

lay on the floor, hang on to the carpet and wait for the room to stop spinning!!!

ah to be 13 again

These balconies are nearly getting as dangerous as the roads.

regards worgeordie

20 hours ago, webfact said:

Darin had often threatened to jump when she drank

So let's all drink in a 15-story condo unit where she could jump to her death.

Not too considerate.

19 hours ago, tropo said:

The only saving grace here is that no foreigner is involved. 

 

People who get very drunk should not live in highrises.

 

Why is the victims nationality seen as a saving grace by you?  Not good.

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Or do as I do when I've "over indulged" a little...

lay on the floor, hang on to the carpet and wait for the room to stop spinning!!!

Unfortunately, a lot of people get very depressed when they are drunk, which won't help if you're 15 floors up in the sky.

3 hours ago, HooHaa said:

why is that a saving grace?

Check out the usual threads about people falling from the sky. This one is tame by comparison because foreigners are not involved.

2 hours ago, Kieran00001 said:

 

Why is the victims nationality seen as a saving grace by you?  Not good.

It's about the threads and where they go... Note this thread is only about 9 posts long taking out my comments. If I take out the replies to my comments, it's even shorter. When foreigners "jump", the threads are usually many pages long.

23 minutes ago, tropo said:

Check out the usual threads about people falling from the sky. This one is tame by comparison because foreigners are not involved.

Hmmm, I am aware of these threads. 

the only real difference i see is that many here seem indifferent to loss of life and less suspicious when the victim is thai.

i think dead is dead and someone falling from a condo is the same color on the pavement irrespective of nationality.

i hardly see how this is more tame with the exception it doesn't contain click bait in the headline designed to stir the TV population into a frenzy.

50 minutes ago, HooHaa said:

Hmmm, I am aware of these threads. 

the only real difference i see is that many here seem indifferent to loss of life and less suspicious when the victim is thai.

i think dead is dead and someone falling from a condo is the same color on the pavement irrespective of nationality.

i hardly see how this is more tame with the exception it doesn't contain click bait in the headline designed to stir the TV population into a frenzy.

OK, so we disagree then... 

 

151,600 people die every day... nearly the population of Thailand every year. Yes, I'm indifferent to it.

On ‎5‎/‎14‎/‎2018 at 10:38 AM, tropo said:

The only saving grace here is that no foreigner is involved. 

 

People who get very drunk should not live in highrises.

People who live in high-rises in Thailand should never invite anyone round.

I was beginning to think wonder about the lack of jumpers