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Husband faces detention, while taxi driver testifies about acid-splashed wife’s death

By The Nation

 

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Police on Tuesday brought Kamtan Singhanart, 50, to apply to the Thon Buri Court’s order for a 12-day detention after he was accusedof splashing acid on his now-dead wife Chorladda Tharawan’s face before fleeing on November 9.

 

Chorladda succumbed to her injuries and died after she sought treatment at Praram 2 Hospital. That hospital reportedly sent her to Bang Mod Hospital where she was subscribed for the “gold card” universal healthcare scheme.

 

She died before Bang Mod Hospital could help her.

 

Praram 2 Hospital has been the focus of criticism from Chorladda’s family and netizens over allegations that they failed to treat her. The hospital maintains that the accusation is untrue.

 

A potential lawsuit is being considered against the hospital as outspoken lawyer Atchariya Ruangratanapong acts on behalf of the patient’s family.

 

Kamtan told police that he was not a cruel person after being arrested on Sunday night at his friend’s house in Nakhon Sawan. This was in line with his neighbour’s claim that Kamtan was normally a good man who did everything he could for his family at their rented home in Samae Dam sub-district. Neighbours have said they believe he committed the alleged crime on an impulse.

 

Police objected to Kamtan getting a bail release on the grounds that this case carried a severe penalty.

 

Meanwhile, a Bangkok cabbie who picked up the acid-wounded Chorladda and her accompanying 12-year-old daughter from Praram 2 Hospital to Bang Mod Hospital on November 9, told police on Monday evening that the woman was still conscious when she arrived at the second hospital.

 

This was contrary to the initial account by Chorladda’s daughter, who said her mother died on the way and that a Bang Mod Hospital doctor then tried to resuscitate her but was unable to bring her back.

 

Testifying as a witness to Tha Kham deputy superintendent Pol Lt-Colonel Sakhon Sriwattanakapong, taxi driver Sa-ngad Datchuyawat, 37, said a Bang Mod staff member pushing a gurney asked Chorladda whether she was still able to “hang in there” while being wheeled away.

 

Chorladda reportedly replied, “I cannot take it anymore”.

 

The taxi driver said he was told by the first hospital’s staff that Chorladda had sustained an injury from being scalded by boiling water and wanted to get a lift to Bang Mod Hospital, which staff said had already been informed of her transfer.

 

Lawyer Atchariya on Tuesday said about Sa-ngad’s testimony that it would not affect the lawsuit he intended to bring against Praram 2 Hospital.

 

No matter where the patient died, the important point was the taxi driver’s testimony that Chorladda was in a critical condition, said Atchariya.

 

The lawyer also revealed that he was the one who brought Sa-ngad from Nakhon Ratchasima to tell the truth to police so as to ensure transparency.

 

Atchariya said he would have a lawyer’s team meeting later on Tuesday as he sought for police and Public Health Ministry officials to probe the Praram 2 Hospital facility and the quality of its treatment, and to brainstorm a way to file legal actions against the hospital.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30358455

 
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Not sure whom to believe but there seem to be contradictions in the lawyers story.

 

I have the feeling he is "overmotivated"

May be smells a good business?

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2 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

BS. 

 

Anyone doing what this piece of filth did is not a “good man”. 

 

Lock him up and throw away the key. 

After throwing acid on his private parts. 

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Husband Says ‘Love’ Motivated Him To Murder Wife With Acid

By Asaree Thaitrakulpanich, Staff Reporter

 

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Kumtun Singnad with police Monday.

 

BANGKOK — When police escorted a man accused of killing his wife by splashing and forcing her to drink acid to the local court, one of his neighbors showed up to vouch for his character.

 

“I really pity him. He’s a good man. He took care of his family, But he had to see an image that pierced his heart, of the one he loved sleeping with other men. That’s why he did it,” the unidentified neighbor said. “Otherwise, all of us neighbors would have cursed him when he came to do the crime reenactment yesterday.”

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/crime-crime/2018/11/13/husband-says-love-motivated-him-to-murder-wife-with-acid/

 
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1 hour ago, webfact said:

forcing her to drink acid to the local court, one of his neighbors showed up to vouch for his character.

then all is well with this sub-human

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7 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:

"However, much like the neighbor, many other men weighed in – especially online – to justify Chorlada’s murder."

Wow, just goes to show there are many sick males here who need serious mental health help, before this act is repeated.

Men like this with their fragile Thai male ego would be prime supporters promoting sharia law, given half the chance.

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12 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

BS. 

 

Anyone doing what this piece of filth did is not a “good man”. 

 

Lock him up and throw away the key. 

He needs to be bashed and tortured and then shot

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16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

No matter where the patient died, the important point was the taxi driver’s testimony that Chorladda was in a critical condition, said Atchariya.

So now the taxi driver is a qualified doctor in assessing the passengers medical condition?

Clutching at straws... don't think that one will stand up in court.

The evidence is:

She requested to be taken to her hospital of choice where she was a subscriber to medical care.
She was NOT DEAD upon arrival at the hospital but conscious when she arrived , which had been informed of her transfer.

A hospital cannot hold you and treat you against your will... all treatments have to be consensual unless you are unconscious & in a life threatening situation.
She was conscious and aware of her condition, she requested to be moved to the hospital of her choice !!


 

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43 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

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A hospital cannot hold you and treat you against your will... all treatments have to be consensual unless you are unconscious & in a life threatening situation.
She was conscious and aware of her condition, she requested to be moved to the hospital of her choice !!

Remember where we are.

If the bill hasn't been paid, then trying to leave a hospital is no easy matter. Money is the most important part of the hospital.

I know only through two patients having their passports taken by the hospital for alleged 'safe-keeping', and refusing to return them until the bill was settled in full.

Both cases required the intervention of the patient's embassy staff.

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2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

So now the taxi driver is a qualified doctor in assessing the passengers medical condition?

Clutching at straws... don't think that one will stand up in court.

The evidence is:

She requested to be taken to her hospital of choice where she was a subscriber to medical care.
She was NOT DEAD upon arrival at the hospital but conscious when she arrived , which had been informed of her transfer.

A hospital cannot hold you and treat you against your will... all treatments have to be consensual unless you are unconscious & in a life threatening situation.
She was conscious and aware of her condition, she requested to be moved to the hospital of her choice !!


 

A hospital cannot hold you and treat you against your will... all treatments have to be consensual unless you are unconscious & in a life threatening situation.

The doctor treating you will be liable if you walk out and you die.

Thats why they will not let you go voluntairy; you will have to sign a document set up by the doctor stating you understand your condition and take responsibility.

If you do try to walk away the doctor will need witnesses (or video evidence) to confirm you left without their consent. For that reason every ER has cameras installed.

 

She can request anything, but if the hospital let her go without having her sign anything they have a problem, a big problem.

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1) How do Thai police ALWAYS get the alleged person to admit to the crime

 

2) I would think an autopsy would clear up a lot of things such as time of death, did she drink it, was it water, how bad was she really, and much more. Does Thailand not do proper autopsies?

 

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21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Kamtan told police that he was not a cruel person......

Unless he's mentally retarded, he should be locked-up just for taking the piss!

 

Plus another 30 years for being a murdering scumbag!

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The story goes from splashing water on her to making her drink acid. Disgusting, he should be sent directly to jail, no bail is necessary. He should start serving his time. 

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Ah the old 'I really loved her but she provoked me' gambit. Sadly there are way too many here who believe that  'she deserved it' bs just as his neighbour seems to.
Guy cheats on girl... hero... playboy..

Girl cheats on guy slut and deserves to die.

That is the mentality of some people probably those with self esteem or iq issues.

If a woman cheats just leave her so many more available.

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