Udon Thani: Thai woman slept with corpse of relative for several days after she slashed him to death

[webfact]

Udon Thani: Thai woman slept with corpse of relative for several days after she slashed him to death

 

Picture: Sanook

 

A Thai woman who attacked a male relative with a kitchen knife in her bedroom slept with the corpse for several days before the truth came out and she was finally arrested.

 

The woman - who has mental health issues - claims that she was forced to take Ya Ba and raped on many occasions by the relative.

 

She has been charged with murder.

 

Udon Thani provincial police chief Maj-Gen Pheerapong Wongsaman interviewed 39 year old Wanida after she was found sleeping under a cart at the Thai Siri 3 market one kilometer from the scene of the crime in the Chiang Phin police jurisdiction on Sunday.

 

In her bedroom relatives had found the decomposing body of Jirasak, 41, on Saturday. His neck was slashed and he had a total of ten wounds to his back.

 

Wanida said that Jirasak had raped her many times in the past and made her take Ya Ba (methamphetamine). She was concerned he would move on to rape her daughter.

 

Last Wednesday he fed her half a tablet but after raping her and while he was sleeping she got an Itoh kitchen knife and slashed him to death.

 

She then wrapped the body in a blanket and covered it in a foam mattress.

 

She slept with the body for two nights fearing police arrest if she told relatives what had happened. On the third night she went to sleep at a pavilion in the lake of the housing estate before moving onto the market where was was found Sunday.

 

Previously she had gone back to the house where the body lay to make food for her mother before telling her she was off to work.

 

Relatives noticed a foul stench coming from the room and alerted Chiang Phin cops. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

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[ezzra]

15 minutes ago, webfact said:

The woman - who has mental health issues - claims that she was forced to take Ya Ba and raped on many occasions by the relative

if her claims proved to be true than that relative had it coming to him, but the article also state that the women has mental health issues, and the fact that she slept with the deceased for several days shows that it may very well be the case, in anyway, no winners her, only losers...

[marko kok prong]

Hmmm,so why did she not go to the Police after the first attack,oh yeah,Thai police,mental woman,no need to investigate further.

[atyclb]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

She slept with the body for two nights fearing police arrest if she told relatives what had happened. On the third night she went to sleep at a pavilion in the lake of the housing estate before moving onto the market where was was found Sunday.

 

 

 

perhaps the ever increasing difficulty obtaining a thailand visa is a good thing

[KhunFred]

Damn, that's sick.

[sanemax]

4 hours ago, ezzra said:

if her claims proved to be true than that relative had it coming to him,

"Blaming the victim" has already began

[anon4637435435]

she must go to the police. if not and she told someone everyone goes to jail. Good trusting cops... love em...(sarchastic) Fact is many women deal with abuse and tell know one because they arent in a position to be listened to. People are listening now....

If its not true then i guess this is fake news?

[Krataiboy]

Wanida said that Jirasak had raped her many times in the past and made her take Ya Ba (methamphetamine)

 

Yeah, but. . .

 

The powers that be are thinking of decriminalising Ya Ba for what they - and, one would imagine, the the late unlamented Jirasak - define as "recreational" use.

[CanuckThai]

The policeman's face in the picture, says it all.

[sanemax]

3 hours ago, Krataiboy said:

Yeah, but. . .

The powers that be are thinking of decriminalising Ya Ba for what they - and, one would imagine, the the late unlamented Jirasak - define as "recreational" use.

I dont think that they are , are they ?

As far as I am aware , they are considering letting doctors use it for medical purposes

[Krataiboy]

1 hour ago, sanemax said:

I dont think that they are , are they ?

As far as I am aware , they are considering letting doctors use it for medical purposes

http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/justice-minister-ya-ba-excluded-list-narcotic-drugs/http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/2017/10/20/thailands-drug-decriminalization-edges-forward-little-fanfare/

[AsiaHand]

11 hours ago, ezzra said:

if her claims proved to be true than that relative had it coming to him, but the article also state that the women has mental health issues, and the fact that she slept with the deceased for several days shows that it may very well be the case, in anyway, no winners her, only losers...

Here they have no real hospitals to deal with a mental case of this type(it would mean using moneys that is meant for the officials personal use) so they will treat it as an easy case to solve.Call it murder and send her to the slammer.

[NanLaew]

44 minutes ago, AsiaHand said:

Here they have no real hospitals to deal with a mental case of this type(it would mean using moneys that is meant for the officials personal use) so they will treat it as an easy case to solve.Call it murder and send her to the slammer.

Don't get all uppity and superior now. The wunnerful NHS back in the UK has been bereft of serious funding to properly address mental health issues regardless of what government is ruling the roost. Same in the US and many, many other so-called developed countries. When there's a suspected loony on the loose, just call the cops and lock 'em up.

[oldlakey]

9 hours ago, sanemax said:

"Blaming the victim" has already began

Which one is the victim, now this should be worth a few pages

[sanemax]

2 minutes ago, oldlakey said:

Which one is the victim, now this should be worth a few pages

I am not sure about which one is the victim, although I am sure that the victim isnt to blame .

Its the other ones fault and he/she shouldn't have done it .

Shouldv'e have just walked away , he/she doesnt own him/her

[oldlakey]

1 minute ago, sanemax said:

I am not sure about which one is the victim, although I am sure that the victim isnt to blame .

Its the other ones fault and he/she shouldn't have done it .

Shouldv'e have just walked away , he/she doesnt own him/her

Right, got it 55555555

[theguyfromanotherforum]

Hopefully she gets away with 500b and a wai.

[tifino]

 

she managed to keep a stiff upper lip for a couple of days...