Family asks Crimes Suppression to intervene in probe over daughter’s suspicious death

By The Nation

 

 

The family of a teenager who suspiciously sustained fatal injuries brought an empty coffin to the Crimes Suppression Division (CSD) on Monday to press for legal action against three suspects.

 

Nareekan Yawiraj, 19, was rushed to hospital on July 19 before later succumbing to injuries.

 

Truck driver Surapon Darakham, who was reportedly asked to take Nareekan home following a night outing, is a suspect alongside Nareekan’s friend Sirinat Robram and her boyfriend, who is now identified only as Top. They had hung out together at an entertainment venue before something suspicious happened to Nareekan. 

 

Line chat records show Nareekan expressed intense fear while with Surapon in his truck. She was later found with serious injuries at a hospital in Ayutthaya province.

 

Surapon claimed she jumped out of the moving vehicle out of fear. But the family does not believe his story. 

 

An autopsy found Nareekan died of injuries caused by a blunt object to her head.

 

“I won’t cremate my daughter’s body until the CSD nails down the culprits,” said Nareekan’s father, Subin Yawiraj. 

 

Help Crime Victims Club’s president Achariya Rueangrattanapong accompanied him to the CSD on Monday as he stepped in to help the family fight for justice. 

 

According to Achariya, the victim might have been sexually violated and physically assaulted leading to her death. 

 

Achariya also planned to ask Provincial Police Region 1 chief Pol Lt-General Suwat Changyodsuk to set up a committee to investigate the Bang Pa-in Police Station for alleged negligence. 

 

Police at the station have pressed a charge of detention against Surapon only.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30351063

 

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...3 guys...and one scared...then dead, girl.....

 

...and no investigation....

 

...and no examination for violation......

 

...sounds very, very wrong.....'negligence' would be a euphemism.....

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Family asks Crimes Suppression to intervene in probe over daughter’s suspicious death

...and the reply was most probably: "how much?"

Thai law enforcement and all the rest are sick and must be allowed to die. New government new police. Burn thevoldcuniforms as a symbol a gesture to mankind 

This is awful. I can't imagine the pain of losing a daughter. But to add to it they have to deal with an arrogant, incompetent and completely feckless and sociopathic police force. Truly awful. 

2 hours ago, SOTIRIOS said:

...3 guys...and one scared...then dead, girl.....

 

...and no investigation....

 

...and no examination for violation......

 

...sounds very, very wrong.....'negligence' would be a euphemism.....

Negligence doesn't come anywhere near a meaningful description, but we must remember brown envelopes and / or the right connection over-trumps negligence everytime.