Mozambican sought for murder arrested in Bangkok

[hobobo]

9 minutes ago, Tchooptip said:

Google or Wikipedia will tell you there is also a Muslim minority. 

Lots of Indian Muslims settled in Mozambique during 19th and early 20th Century.

[Chicken George]

Questions should be asked as how he managed to enter Thailand?

[hobobo]

Fingerprints confirmed he is the suspect wanted by Mozambique, Surachate said. “We will deport him next week and bar him from re-entering.” 

 

No need to worry about him coming back. Although Mozambique abolished the death penalty in 1990, many seriously bad people meet with a tragic, fatal accident.

[dave moir]

3 hours ago, maccastime said:

How did he get into Thailand 3 years ago?? Great system.

Do you not read?!!!!

[toofarnorth]

3 hours ago, Darcula said:

Must be freezing cold in the police station.

 

That was what I was thinking Darc.  I wore a hat like that when I was a window cleaner and some farms on Dartmoor in January could get a tad chilly.

Oh maybe he has had a dodgy haircut. Or maybe there is a Kilo of H beneath .

[ttrd]

3 hours ago, Darcula said:

Must be freezing cold in the police station.

 

A cold hearted no brainer….

[dave moir]

25 minutes ago, Chicken George said:

Questions should be asked as how he managed to enter Thailand?

You don't read either!!!!

 

26 minutes ago, Chicken George said:

Questions should be asked as how he managed to enter Thailand?

 

[animalmagic]

1 hour ago, The manic said:

Mozambique is a Catholic nation. What's his real origin?

 

 

Origins of people from the East African coast is difficult to accurately state due to the influence of colonial times and movement of people up and down the coast, and from internal regions, due to slavery; and imported labour from other areas of the world.  Uganda had a large population from Indian sub continent that were kicked out in the 70's during Idi Amin's rule.  He may be a recent immigrant and his family may also have been there for generations

Small majority for the catholic religion (approx 30%); probably based on its Portuguese colonial days.  Religion really has little to do with origin or behaviour.  A DNA test would be the only thing to give an insight into origin; I suggest using a very large axe to get the sample rather than a small needle or swab.

[toofarnorth]

What is it with those huge  Perp. flow charts ?    Anyway BJ was on the ball again. No need to look out for blokes in furry hats in BKK.

[lvr181]

3 hours ago, colinneil said:

Not a lover of the RTP, but have to say well done.

If this man is as bad as they say  he definitely needs putting away for a long time.

Ship him back home - as deck cargo on a submarine! 

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[bristolgeoff]

He is found out and will be gone asap,I also wonder if they that good in finding wanted people the red bull is somewhere and waiting for the time to pass and  then he will be free again.they know where yingluck is and thaksin but also do nothing.they find them when it suits them

 

[Jingjock]

4 hours ago, maccastime said:

How did he get into Thailand 3 years ago?? Great system.

On a fake passport using a different name

[flyingtlger]

He 

7 hours ago, webfact said:

He was unable to produce a passport and allegedly offered a bribe in exchange for his freedom.

LOL!  He didn't offer enough  MULAH $$$!

 

 

 

[Time Traveller]

 

3 hours ago, eggers said:

How come these undesirables seem to find their way to Thailand, enter & remain here unchecked for years???

You obviously know nothing about the police. 

They would much prefer to be tough on people who won't fight back, the law abiding people - fine them, threaten with arrest, deport them etc -  over some made up charges, than to actually risk upsetting anyone by going after powerful criminals - many of whom are connected to government officials. This is life in the 3rd (turd) world.

Only until the US demands Thailand snap to attention, do the police bother to do anything

 

 

Edited July 30, 2018 by Time Traveller

[Zack61]

I guess bail is a possibility if you look at the track record of the judiciary. 

[upu2]

5 hours ago, prakhonchai nick said:

Good to note that Thailand will "bar him from re-entering.” ☹️

 

Send him back to Mozambique and I doubt if the problem of him re-entering Thailand will ever occur

[oldrunner]

Congratulations to our unfairly blemished FBI along with the Thai Top Police. Get this killer back to Africa where proper justice may be administered, hopefully rather quickly.

[Bastos60]

8 hours ago, DoctorG said:

Being shot in the head 16 times must be the very definition of 'overkill'.

Was anything left?

[Jimbo53]

The authorities will investigate the employees working for him...why not just do the investigating first,instead of telegraphing it to them,they will all be leaving the country now..T.I.T. Another stellar job by the BIB.

[chama]

RTP have some serious issues but they almost always "get their man". Sometimes they don't but they do! Another concern is why do people like this choose Thailand as their place of refuge?

[Docno]

Clearly has links to the Russian mob or else he finds Thailand winters a little on the harsh side...  

[Enoon]

16 hours ago, The manic said:

That's why I asked where is he really from.

 

He's from Mozambique, which is a nation of mixed religions and ethnicities.

 

For instance:

"Mozambique has a historic Hindu community. Some of their ancestors came to Mozambique at least 500 years ago."

 

• Bahá'í Faith in Mozambique
• Hinduism in Mozambique
• Irreligion in Mozambique
• Islam in Mozambique
• Protestantism in Mozambique
• Roman Catholicism in Mozambique
• Christian Council of Mozambique

 

Sit back, take a deep breath and consider that Islam (and many migrants from the Arabian Peninsular/Persian Gulf) arrived in that part of Africa about 500 years before Christians.

 

 

Edited July 30, 2018 by Enoon

[The manic]

23 minutes ago, Enoon said:

 

He's from Mozambique, which is a nation of mixed religions and ethnicities.

 

For instance:

"Mozambique has a historic Hindu community. Some of their ancestors came to Mozambique at least 500 years ago."

 

• Bahá'í Faith in Mozambique
• Hinduism in Mozambique
• Irreligion in Mozambique
• Islam in Mozambique
• Protestantism in Mozambique
• Roman Catholicism in Mozambique
• Christian Council of Mozambique

 

Sit back, take a deep breath and consider that Islam (and many migrants from the Arabian Peninsular/Persian Gulf) arrived in that part of Africa about 500 years before Christians.

 

 

I am aware of the Arab occupation of Africa, especially North Africa. I am also aware of their part in creating the slave trade. I note that the white colonialists withdrew.  They did not leave Tunisia, Libya, Tunisia  or Algeria-AKA Arab occupied Africa. Toodle pip. Or Masalama.

[Kelly McClain]

While you all seem to be very confident with your uninformed opinions about the guilt of Mr. Satar, you have not done your home work. Mozambique has been run for a very long time by a government of murderers. Just Google: political killings Mozambique. The son of the president of Mozambique was likely responsible for the murder of the journalist for which Mr. Satar was framed and convicted. His conviction was based on allegations, no evidence was presented. On the other hand there was evidence on the president's sons involvement that was quietly ignored. 

 

All of the crimes for which Mr. Satar has been accused have actually been committed by the government of Mozambique in an effort to silence their critics. 

 

Mr. Satar has been a vocal thorn in the side of the Mozambique government for a long time and if sent back to Mozambique they will kill him. They kill all who oppose them. It is surprising that the smart people at the FBI and Thai police are unaware of this and are assisting a corrupt and murderous regime with the killing of one of their critics. All you need to do is read for yourself and you will know the truth. Just Google: political killing Mozambique...........

[observer90210]

Good efficient fast work from the US FBI and the RTP  ...well done boys...keep up the good work ..

 

And no matter who is bad behind the wings, if it's the Mozambique govt. or not...if this guy was involved in virulent issues,  was challenging the authorities of his country, no matter for good or bad, let him sort it out in his homeland...the world does not need to have domestic political quarrels to get global and to be exported....let the other countries live in peace and keep your politics at home....no matter where you come from......

Edited July 31, 2018 by observer90210

[sambum]

I see under his photograph on the notice board behind the officers the word "Boss".

 

Does that mean that the arrest of the Red Bull "Boss" is imminent? 

[RetiredExpat99]

Justice for ALL crimes is levied at some point. Its just a matter of when and how it catches you. ?

[sambum]

18 hours ago, RetiredExpat99 said:

Justice for ALL crimes is levied at some point. Its just a matter of when and how it catches you. ?

Karma c**p!

 

[eggers]

On 7/30/2018 at 9:57 AM, funknasty said:

I thought this was a trick question at first

You really think a mafia of the highest level will have trouble getting a fake passport or paying off officials ? 3rd world are easy to bribe up till a point. obviously this task force was having none of it especially due to the high profile of the case

Getting on fake Passport OK, how do they stay for years & years w/o ever getting Visa? If  do get Visa, what type & still be here for years???