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Three men sentenced to death for murdering British expat and wife in northern Thailand

 

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Three men have been sentenced to death for murdering a British expat and his Thai wife in northern Thailand. 

 

Engineer Alan Hogg, 64 and his wife Nott Suddaen, 61, were found buried close to their home in Phrae last September.

 

On Friday, Phrae Provincial Court sentenced Warut Rattanasatchakit, 63, Phia Khamsai, 63, and Kittipong Kamwan, 24 to death for premeditated murder.

 

A fourth man, Seema Udpamoon, 60, who was a neighbour to the couple, was jailed for 25 years with his initial 50 year sentenced halved for co-operating with the investigation. 

 

The court heard how Nott’s brother Warut Rattanasatchakit planned the murders so he could gain control of the couple’s assets, which included a large property in Phrae’s Muang District.

 

Police said there had been an ongoing conflict between Warut and Mr Hogg for several years. 

 

Warut sought the help of Seema telling him of his plan to kill his sister and her British husband. While Seema refused to be involved in the actual murder, it was him who reccomnded Phia and Kittipong to Warut. 

 

Kittipong would be the one who shot Mr Hogg using a shotgun to kill him outside his home, while Warut bludgeoned his sister to death with a wrench.

 

The men then buried the couple in land close to their home.

 

At sentencing the court also ordered the men to the couple’s daughter 644,255 baht compensation.

 

Thairath reported that the relatives of the deceased were said to be satisfied with the outcome of the court ruling.
 

Source: Thai Rath

 

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Greed and I would also add envy as the main motives, Do they not think what will happen if it all goes wrong when planning these murders? let's see we get rich on the other hand we get life in jail or the death penalty, I bet they never even considered the consequence of getting caught.

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6 minutes ago, nev said:

Greed and I would also add envy as the main motives, Do they not think what will happen if it all goes wrong when planning these murders? let's see we get rich on the other hand we get life in jail or the death penalty, I bet they never even considered the consequence of getting caught.

I know a few Thai criminals (my family), mostly they think it's worth the risk.

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1 hour ago, ezzra said:

This time the death penalty should be delivered in full, no mercy, no commuting to life sentence, if there was ever a death sentence so richly deserved, this is the one...

No wai ???

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39 minutes ago, Fex Bluse said:

Your point is well received. ????

 

I care only about my fellow decent Farang, so I am only stating what would be logical in any country which is to pay attention to trashy, low education local families. 

 

Doing so will likely have a positive income on avoiding murder here. Too many of these stories over the years. 

Like the rich don't murder for money in western countries? Mendendez brothers an example, but there's countless more.

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2 hours ago, rooster59 said:

A fourth man, Seema Udpamoon, 60, who was a neighbour to the couple, was jailed for 25 years with his initial 50 year sentenced halved for co-operating with the investigation.

Mr. Udpamoon got off easy. Sounds like the murders might never have taken place without his help. Hope he dies in jail.

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2 hours ago, JimmyTheMook said:

Sad ending for these folks.

 

Stay out of the sticks in TH - lots of inbreds.

Several million Bangkok 'residents' actually have their roots in the 'sticks' of Thailand.

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A troll post has been removed

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