2 hours ago, bannork said:

A direct translation of the Thai phrase sao brapet song  - a young woman of the second type/category

Sao song is a very used term in Thai sideline groups!

it just means ladyboy post op

 

3 sum that went badly wrong. 

One could speculate that the ;IT; had a last Ride with some Army and Police persons and things went Horrible wrong the outcome Killed /drowned in accident. Believe it or Not .Anything is possible in the Land Off Sex.

What is so unusual about a ladyboy with her pants down while wearing a police helmet? 

You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to solve this "mystery". 

 

A cop picked up a ladyboy in his car, they both enjoyed to get high on yaba, he asked "her" to take off "her" trousers so they could have sex in the car, then he lost control of the vehicle and they ended up in the mud.

Then he did what all proud Thai men do in accidents , did a runner to escape any ghosts. 

 

Now all the police have to do is to to find out who owned the car. Case closed. 

 

 

6 hours ago, poohy said:

 In Dudley we both clarify and simplify this term  to....... Man in a frock!

Which works quite well until a Scotsman turns up in his best kit!

When receiving oral pleasuring, it's quite common for the driver to unwittingly accelerate as the climax approaches. This is regardless of the gender of the one giving the oral pleasuring.
 
...or so I've been told.

Makes a change from brake failure causing the accident.

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5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

matching a Thai Airforce Pilot

the magic word here is ""matching"" meaning it's not an official one, you are correct, anybody can go to a local shop and buy ""matching"" police or military attire but the real stuff must have some kind of ID number... the article didn't mention anything about "fake" or matching police hat or military cap

So if they look inside the helmet will it have the owner's name in it? 

3 hours ago, tifino said:

I don't understand where 'bobby helmet' thing came from? ...

 

In UK English pants are underwear. A ladyboy with "no pants" would have no underwear, thus exposing the penis.

"Bobbies helmet" is a traditional police helmet (Bobbies being a nickname for British police). Its shape (loosely) resembles the glans penis.

 

Back on topic. It's very common to see police and army caps on the rear shelf of cars here. Possibly expecting some preferential treatment. Ladyboys without pants - not so much.

44 minutes ago, AWillOz said:

So if they look inside the helmet will it have the owner's name in it? 

nobody mention name, when outside just look at the police hat, they have (at least my neighbor has) a number engraved, if they get mixed up or lost they know to whom it will belong, same with their guns, bikes, cars and so forth.....basic logic, maybe it's too much for you

8 hours ago, janclaes47 said:

Only a brainless person would not get his head around this...........or one that is waiting on instructions from higher up how to sweep this under the carpet

Then please enlighten us armchair Sherlock.

Help my brainless head to get around it. 

Ladyboys. Check. 

Mystery. Check. 

Car crash. Check. 

Police. Check. 

Army. Check. 

Possible murder. Check. 

 

Thaivisa lottery jackpot. Posters go wild with speculation. 

more questions than answers on this one 

9 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

 

In UK English pants are underwear. A ladyboy with "no pants" would have no underwear, thus exposing the penis.

"Bobbies helmet" is a traditional police helmet (Bobbies being a nickname for British police). Its shape (loosely) resembles the glans penis.

 

Back on topic. It's very common to see police and army caps on the rear shelf of cars here. Possibly expecting some preferential treatment. Ladyboys without pants - not so much.

but it did have pants;

 to use the the context of the words 'bobby helmet' in that it 'did' have it's underpants on:   [ a cotton balls haversack]

it was missing it's pants aka 'trousers' per se

17 hours ago, poohy said:

 In Dudley we both clarify and simplify this term  to....... Man in a frock!

As in Mr Dudley and his lovely wife TingTong?

 

Edited January 11, 20197 yr by lamyai3

17 hours ago, webfact said:

But what he just couldn't get his head around was the fact that the victim was on the back seat and not wearing any pants. 

 

Then there was the further complications of the police and army headgear. 

Maybe the ladyboy was the copper, working the moonlight shift? Not so far fetched - this was actually the plot of an Irvine Welsh novel, Filth.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

One police hat. 

One army cap. 

Makes a change from the nurse's or school girl outfits !!!

Hat could have easily been placed in the car to contaminate the scene.

 

hat you can buy anywhere 

15 hours ago, Mavideol said:

nobody mention name, when outside just look at the police hat, they have (at least my neighbor has) a number engraved, if they get mixed up or lost they know to whom it will belong, same with their guns, bikes, cars and so forth.....basic logic, maybe it's too much for you

No, it's not "the same with their guns, bikes, cars and so forth..."

 

The guns are in the pawn shop.

Did they check to see if any of the cops who arrived at the scene were missing their hats???  Just saying.

RIP ladyboy person. May Buddha smile upon you.

Edited January 12, 20197 yr by dpspike

Some troll posts and the inflammatory replies have been removed. 

Whats baffling? He/she was off duty. Just didn't have tome to get the helmet off.

On 1/11/2019 at 12:07 PM, darksidedog said:

Good point to start would be by checking whose car it is and the phone records. Then line all the local cops up and see who is missing their hat.

I'm sure DNA of all Police will be on file and DNA from the hat's will assist in resolving this issue ?