WOOOOW.... Did I just wake up from a nightmare? 

 

11 minutes ago, RT555 said:

WOOOOW.... Did I just wake up from a nightmare? 

 

No your still in Thailand.

and its Soi 6 day tomorrow,  some days have a happy ending  

Edited July 20, 20188 yr by stanleycoin

I feel sick. They should be hanging this bucket of pus. What a <deleted> joke. 

2 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

Scared for life.

Scarred for life.

To be honest, after the ordeal she has been through both lines above are likely applicable.

Unbelievable stupid 'Thainess'

With this ridiculous ruling is the poor girl going to be charged with arson next it would not surprise here.

6 hours ago, darksidedog said:

And once again the Thai justice systems weaknesses are revealed. This is a horrific thing to do to anyone and bail absolutely should not be given, especially when he is talking about doing the same thing to someone else. The sooner this worthless dog is rearrested and thrown in jail, the better.

Couldn't agree more, but easy on the dogs old boy!

6 hours ago, darksidedog said:

And once again the Thai justice systems weaknesses are revealed. This is a horrific thing to do to anyone and bail absolutely should not be given, especially when he is talking about doing the same thing to someone else. The sooner this worthless dog is rearrested and thrown in jail, the better.

There's a Thai ''justice'' system?

As far as I know, according to Thai law, you have to burn two or more people before bail is denied.

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I’m speechless.

TIT

Just don’t understand the judges decision. Don’t he has kids himself...?

 

How good can a shitty country has for justice?

6 hours ago, PEE TEE said:

There is no justice system in Thailand or any where in the world. Only  punish normal people who don't count only as pawns in in a game of chess 

This is precisely the reason why progress will never be made , there is always somebody to wheel out the ' but but 'excuse for something that in reality is indefensible.

Yes those with influence in civilised countries get a head start in the justice stakes but they don't get a free pass , sadly this is not the case in Thailand.

A privileged person in the UK would never get bail for such a crime , same in the USA , Australia , Canada , most of Europe and indeed the rest of the developed world.

If you sincerely love Thailand than wish for real justice , Don't defend a system that shames the nation.

Bail after attempted murder? this is crazy. And he still made contact and delivered more threats after being released? WOW! 

Do the same to him.  That should balance everything out

24 minutes ago, Maradona 10 said:

I'm from the UK, fool.

 

You better show me these 5 stories...do not reply to me with anything other than your FIVE stories that are worse than this disgrace. If you can't, you better jog further, pal.

Telford, Oxford, Rochdale, Newcastle and Bristol. And that's just for starters.

 

... so what is the hiso linkage?

 

Publish his name & photo so vigilante justice can be served!

2 hours ago, joecoolfrog said:

A privileged person in the UK would never get bail for such a crime , same in the USA , Australia , Canada , most of Europe and indeed the rest of the developed world.

If you sincerely love Thailand than wish for real justice , Don't defend a system that shames the nation.

 

Are you all liars or do you don't read your countries press?

Just google for "bail after murder" and you will be surprised how much murders in civilisated countries come out on bail:
https://www.google.co.th/search?q=bail+after+murder

 

This is not a Thai thing. It's the same in the most countries.

Bad news. 

'A press conference is planned for today.'

 

What, to say he's under lock and key?

1 hour ago, Krataiboy said:

Telford, Oxford, Rochdale, Newcastle and Bristol. And that's just for starters.

 

I must be missing something. What stories in regards to the cities? 

13 hours ago, djayz said:

He must be a copper's or some hi-so's son so he should be allowed to go free. Obviously it was the woman's fault anyways and just a big misunderstanding. No real harm done. She "made me do it"... Sickening!!!

i'm going with you in this one djayz, son of a copper.

TIT

 

Life is cheap in a lawless society with such negative mind sets...

Yeah, itis just not right is it? In my eyes that is attempted murder, No bail see you back in court mate for sentencing. It is a wonder the judge never patted him on the back as he left saying "well done next time finish the job" Maybe the cops told him to go up to the hospital and say sorry. Just a big misunderstanding But yeah he has to have higher connections

5 hours ago, snowgard said:

 

Are you all liars or do you don't read your countries press?

Just google for "bail after murder" and you will be surprised how much murders in civilisated countries come out on bail:
https://www.google.co.th/search?q=bail+after+murder

 

This is not a Thai thing. It's the same in the most countries.

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I don't think so. I would put more faith in the justice system in Australia Than Thailand  But I can see your angle you are coming from. Yes, some do get bail when the case is weak against the defendant due to lack of evidence. But I will make this statement If that incident happened in Australia and there were witnesses to testify Bail would be opposed and you can bet the defendant would not get bail. So to quote "bail for murder" is a bit misleading They are granted bail because the case against them is very weak due to lack of evidence, So tell me how much more evidence would you need in this case?  No bail should of been granted OK

Sometimes, I just really don't understand why a judge does what a judge does? ???

19 hours ago, seajae said:

it appears that in thai culture the males can rape, burn, bash and kill females and have bugger all done to them. There is no way anyone that did this should be released from jail especially when threatening to do it to others, really have to wonder who he is related to or how wealthy the family is. Thai justice is pathetic to say the least with the decisions the magistrates are handing down

Feudalism.

 

Hope the lady makes a full and swift recovery AND the perpetrator is locked away for life!