Thai woman attacks her husband with "Ito" kitchen knife - leaves him for dead

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Thai woman attacks her husband with "Ito" kitchen knife - leaves him for dead

 

 

Police and rescue medics rushed to the scene of an attack on a man in Chumpon on Monday night.

 

On a concrete road outside a house they found 38 year old Anon with serious wounds to his head and arm. He was taken to Sawee Hospital where relatives gathered and talked to reporters.

 

It emerged that the attacker was Anon's estranged wife Nit, 45.

 

Both are construction workers living in the Ban Huay Kaew area of Na Sak district.

 

They had been living together for a year until Anon moved out following jealous arguments.

 

But he still went round to his wife's house.

 

On Monday it appears that Nit attacked him with a 12 inch "Ito" kitchen knife.

 

Police found the bloodstained knife and arrested her.

 

Investigations continue.

 

A video showed the crumpled body of the man on the road.

 

 

 

Source: Sanook

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2018-07-25

 

[BuckleUp]

So, "Ito" branded knife is relevant how? Does it makes a difference the brand of the knife?

[digger70]

1 hour ago, BuckleUp said:

So, "Ito" branded knife is relevant how? Does it makes a difference the brand of the knife?

Yep,,, for anyone want's to do same ,,,they know it works,,,,

[fullcave]

It's his own fault for making her angry. 

[Classic Ray]

Is Anon really his name or is his identity being protected?

[ttrd]

RE - On Monday it appears that Nit attacked him with a 12 inch "Ito" kitchen knife.

 

...and if we add all the incidents with a sword/machete in the trunk of the cars no need to wonder why the young kids look at this as a tool to solve disagreements....

[Krataiboy]

2 hours ago, BuckleUp said:

So, "Ito" branded knife is relevant how? Does it makes a difference the brand of the knife?

Sure its not the "Metoo" brand that's so popular in the West?

[Aussieroaming]

8 hours ago, BuckleUp said:

So, "Ito" branded knife is relevant how? Does it makes a difference the brand of the knife?

Foreign brand, not as effective as a Thai knife