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Tourist police tell British Embassy evidence does not support assault allegation on Koh Tao


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56 minutes ago, alfalfa19 said:

There are two things I warn every acquaintance of mine who is planning to visit thailand about:

 

1.  Jet ski scam

2.   KT

That was a short list, you could have added:

3. Don't rent motorbikes if you have no knowledge of Thai traffic

4. Make sure that you have a proper insurance

5. If you bring 'ladies' to your room, make sure you don't get drugged and robbed

6. Beware of balconies

7. ........

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It really does not matter what evidence is produced by the Thai police, the British police or Sherlock Holmes; Thaivisa contributors will believe what they want to.

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19 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Well here's an interesting situation. The Thai police don't believe the girls story. However, No one at all, believes the Thai Police. And given everyone expected them to say they didn't believe the girls story, in fact were saying it before they even checked it, we are back to square one.

 

Let's wait until the girl gets her insurance money for "lost" goods. Will she still pursue her "rape" allegation? 

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31 minutes ago, Gilda said:

Where is the reply from the Embassy.

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"Deputy Commander of the Tourist Police, Pol Maj Gen Surachet Hakpal has met with British Consul-General to Thailand Paul Kaye to submit information collected following allegations that a British tourist was sexually assaulted on Koh Tao in the Gulf of Thailand.

 

He noted that despite the allegation, no report was filed with Thai police. He also spent close to an hour explaining the contents of photographs taken at the scene of the alleged crime to the consul-general."

 

The British Consul-General is likely still sitting, utterly gobsmacked, wondering WTH the men in uniform with the Year 9 science project about the high and low tides on Koh Tao was on about.

 

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Pol Maj Gen Surachet added police have requested warrants for the arrest of the administrators of Facebook page CSILA and the Samui Times due to their presentation of the detrimental story.

 

Really and truly, seriously beyond the pale. ? Even for Thailand.

 

Let us hope the British Consul-General, who has indeed been placed in a most invidious position by these Tourist Police,  will be able to rise to the occasion.

 

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11 minutes ago, GOLDBUGGY said:

Not sure what you expect them to find or do. They are not mind readers. You can't expect them to investigate a suspected crime if nobody reports it to them. 

 

They showed up at a suspected Crime Scene which has high and low tide, where hundreds of people have walked thorough by then, because this was the earliest possible time they found out about the story. They wanted to check the CCTV to see if anyone was sitting with this woman on the night in question so they could talk to them later, but the CCTV Systems was not working.

 

This being a type of place where people come for a week or two for a vacation, then quickly head home to unknown places, would make it difficult to find any witness to this suspected crime or who this woman may have talked to about it. If this woman didn't tell the Local Police about her story there is also a good chance she did not tell anyone else on the Island either. So who are you going to question? Even the FBI wouldn't find any evidence there after it occured weeks earlier.

 

So all they have really to investigate is the suspected victims, and her word that she was raped. A person you don't know and have no background information on who may or may not even have mental problems in the past. Who may have a history of inventing stories to make Insurance Claims. I am not saying she did this but what I am saying is that as being part of the Police, you don't know this yet. 

 

I mean to me personally, it is a bit odd she would not report something as serious as this to the Local Police right after this happened. I mean if she knew from the past of the bad reputation KT had for Crime and Police, then why would she even go there when there is thousnds of other places in Thailand she could have gone to.

 

Did she try to leave the Island as soon as she could after this happened to her? Did she try to go home as soon as she could, and cut her vacation short because of this? We don't know. But all present indications say she didn't. Or at least it was not reported this way, and thus we don't know one way or the other is she did or didn't.

 

And lets face it. It would be difficult to take anybody seriously who came into the Police Station in a different island all together, to say they would like to report a slolen purse so they can get a Police Report to make an Insurance Claim, and by-the-way. I was Raped a few days ago on a different island. If she did in fact even report this Rape then. It appears it is her word against the Police Officer's word. 

 

There is just so many odd events to this story, like not reporting the crime to the Local Police, and others, that I don't fully believe her story of wrong doing on that Island. Somethings just don't fit here. That is not to say that she may be telling the truth and I won't accuse her differently. But I still find her story hard to believe fully with the limited information we have now.      

You clearly have an ability to be rational but clearly have no direct experience of interacting with those known locally as the Royal Thai Police. 

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Just now, Nip said:

You clearly have an ability to be rational but have no direct experience of interacting with those known locally as the Royal Thai Police. 

 

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What part of this case aren't you people getting here? There's no evidence......no evidence means no conviction, whether the crime happened or not!  Or would you rather the police just locked up a couple of Burmese scapegoats for appearances sake?

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What we have continually heard on here -- even in the last few days -- about the Witheridge-Miller SEP 2014 Koh Tao murders is that "Everyone knows who did it."

 

How come we haven't heard the same about the current incident?

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Tourist police say evidence does not support assault allegation on Koh Tao.

Trampled all over it, so what else is new?

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Ok. Let's take this case to any other country.  A girl goes out partying with 4 guys 1 her bf. The next day she wakes up in the room she shares with the guys and tells the woman at the hotel she was raped but is in too much of a hurry to travel to report it to the police and does not trust them.  Waits until she is I.A different location to process a theft claim.  What is wrong with this picture.  If you are traveling  and are the bf would you not push her to report it why if she went out with bf was she able to get raped

 

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1 minute ago, kingstonkid said:

Ok. Let's take this case to any other country.  A girl goes out partying with 4 guys 1 her bf. The next day she wakes up in the room she shares with the guys and tells the woman at the hotel she was raped but is in too much of a hurry to travel to report it to the police and does not trust them.  Waits until she is I.A different location to process a theft claim.  What is wrong with this picture.  If you are traveling  and are the bf would you not push her to report it why if she went out with bf was she able to get raped

 

I think that it was reported that she was travelling to Koh Phangan  to meet her BF. If that is the case then she would not have been with him on Koh Tao on the night of the alleged rape and robbery

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17 hours ago, cleopatra2 said:

it seems extraordinary that they would dismiss her evidence before she has given it.

 

What evidence she has.

 

The facts are from more than 2 months ago, and she say UK forensics did DNA tests on the T-Shirt.

 

Did you see any report about the test results, as I assume they would have been completed in 2 months?

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You will find that the CSI LA page offers many insights. ? Take a look.

 

An interview with the mother of the young British woman can be found there, as well as an interview with the woman associated with the hostel at which the young woman stayed. There are also copies of text messages sent by the woman associated with the hostel, asking the young British woman not to speak to the press, and more.

 

 

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I actually believe she was anally raped by a Thai man. It supports the well known fact that their manhoood is so small that vaginal sex with a Farang wouldn't be felt by him.

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3 hours ago, lanista said:

This will dampen the spirits of the tabloid newspapers hoping to get an exclusive  'big trouble in Thailand'  story.

Doubt if they will pay for the mother to fly out now.

The BIB moved to fast for the Brits....time will tell.

The mother is irrelevant. The alleged victim is the only one who can report the crime, since she is not a minor. And she won't.

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