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Outpouring of grief as Thais say goodbye at site of rape/murder on Koh Si Chang


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Unfortunately all countries have their psychological deranged citizens. My question with these sick human beings is what society could have done to help them.

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7 minutes ago, toenail said:

Unfortunately all countries have their psychological deranged citizens. My question with these sick human beings is what society could have done to help them.

Not much to do i'm afraid, except keeping one's eyes open and avoid dangerous people.

I suspect that people with huge mental problems are not willing to admit it, and do something about it.

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26 minutes ago, balo said:

It's a small island population dependent on tourism. Yes their business will suffer because of one sick devil. 

I wish them all the best,  

But you can't hide anything in such a small community. Somebody must have known that he was a drug addict and sure somebody knows the dealers that supplied this animal.

Whey did they not get rid of him and them by reporting before it was too late.

Its hard to gain a good image and it can be spoiled in a split second.. 

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3 hours ago, toenail said:

Unfortunately all countries have their psychological deranged citizens. My question with these sick human beings is what society could have done to help them.

Something with a bullet would work fine....

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Keep him alive as long as possible Rape him, slowly and repeatedly for months or longer....Make his life on earth look like a living Hell.

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4 hours ago, mauGR1 said:

Good to see that the community of Koh Si Chang get together to wish peace to the soul of the poor girl.

Did  they, or was the  purpose to try and salvage any credibility left there?

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1 hour ago, See Will said:

Whey did they not get rid of him and them by reporting before it was too late.

It is just the way things happen here. Little pre-thought and consideration of consequences. Much hand wringing after. 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

"As the leader of the community here we wanted to express our heartfelt sorrow with flowers and wais of goodbye for the victim at the site of her death".

As Thailand has said farewell to so many tourists over the years... flowers & wais will do nothing to help the victim or her family.... real policing is the only way.

Drugs are a curse so why did the so-called close knit community not see this local was a menace?  

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7 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

"Holy shit! No Farang on ferry! What do we do?"

Mostly Crocodile tears for the lost revenue due to the Tourists boycotting the Island.

RIP young Girl

 

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true these people rely on tourism its sad as one person on drugs <deleted> it up for people who rely on a living for these people visiting may she rest in peace as sad event God Bless.

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5 hours ago, See Will said:

But you can't hide anything in such a small community. Somebody must have known that he was a drug addict and sure somebody knows the dealers that supplied this animal.

Whey did they not get rid of him and them by reporting before it was too late.

Its hard to gain a good image and it can be spoiled in a split second.. 

 

perhaps the dealers are armed and even have uniforms?

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Rip,.  This somewhat puts a damper on my memories on Koh Chang. 

I can imagine how much this will hurt tourism.  For a century this event will pop up at the top on any  potential tourists  web search on Koh Chang.     It's not like a Koh Tao where crazy youth go to full moon parties regardless of risks.  

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15 hours ago, soistalker said:

Who thinks the killer was emboldened by the Thai police's lack of giving a sh!t about solving such crimes?

Very few have much fear of the police. They certainly do not appear to prevent crime with any particular proactive action. But more recently, they seem to be getting good at catching up with the criminals. 

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47 minutes ago, Elkski said:

Rip,.  This somewhat puts a damper on my memories on Koh Chang. 

I can imagine how much this will hurt tourism.  For a century this event will pop up at the top on any  potential tourists  web search on Koh Chang.     It's not like a Koh Tao where crazy youth go to full moon parties regardless of risks.  

It was on Koh Si Chang, not Koh Chang the murder took place. Many potential tourists will make the same mistake and both islands may suffer a drop in tourism.

 

RIP to the young lady and I hope the offender, if found guilty, gets the death penalty. However, as others here have pointed out, a confession will mitigate that sentence.

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