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Police say Killing of Man on Holiday in Thailand is Murder

By DHIREN MANGA

 

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Amitpal Singh Bajaj was killed while on holiday in Thailand in August 2019. Police have now stated that the victim was murdered.

 

The investigation into the death of a man on holiday in Thailand has developed as police now say he was murdered.

 

Amitpal Singh Bajaj, aged 34, of Southall, London, was on holiday with his family at the five-star Centara Grand Hotel on Karon Beach, Phuket.

 

However, at around 4:00 am on August 21, 2019, Roger Bullman stormed into Mr Bajaj’s bedroom after singing on his balcony.

 

A fight ensued which ended when Bullman strangled Mr Bajaj in front of his wife Bandhna Kaur Bajaj and their two-year-old son.

 

Norwegian national Bullman, aged 53, was arrested and charged with manslaughter but went on the run before appearing in court.

 

Full story: https://www.desiblitz.com/content/police-say-killing-of-man-on-holiday-in-thailand-is-murder

 

-- DESIblitz 2019-12-06

 

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2 hours ago, Chazar said:

Oh and there  was me  thinking  he strangled  him by accident, an easy  mistake to make i  guess

It would depend upon whether it was premeditated or not, did he enter the room to kill or was it done in the heat of the moment, more likely is that he was/is mentally unstable.

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This happened months ago, guy has been on the run for months, whatever happened with that? Have they not been able to find him? or another wrongly filed interpol red notice?

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It seems there are so many homicide investigations in Thailand that just do not end well. They had the suspect in custody, they had an eye witness and then the suspect doesn't show up for court. What's wrong with this picture? What was the suspect doing being free to begin with when he killed someone? A murder suspect just seems to vanish. It seems the Thai Police need an overhaul in their methods of investigation, apprehension and the holding onto of suspects.

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2 hours ago, ezzra said:

so many question marks with this story, why would anyone sings at 4 am and disturb other guests,

Steroids.

 

2 hours ago, ezzra said:

how can anyone storm into locked hotel room strangle a man and no one calls for help?

Steroids.

 

2 hours ago, ezzra said:

and why the police has to take the time and think weather it was a murder, natural death or a suicide?

Steroids.

 

Oh, wait...

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Always thank and compliment a Norwegian on his singing. My Grandmother told me that when I was a boy, now I know why.????

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3 hours ago, ezzra said:

so many question marks with this story, why would anyone sings at 4 am and disturb other guests, how can anyone storm into locked hotel room strangle a man and no one calls for help? and why the police has to take the time and think weather it was a murder, natural death or a suicide?...

Why not use Google? You will find tens of articles from August-September about this story.

And BTW the attacker was first charged for "fatal physical assault". It's what changed today.

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3 hours ago, ChipButty said:

I'd also be looking at how he managed to get out of the country and who was involved 

I'm sure that can be put down to the general incompetence of the Thai authorities.

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13 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Says a huge amount about the ineptitude of the Police system here

You mean that there are no bail jumpers in other countries?

 

Dawg the Bounty Hunter is a myth???!!!

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

A fight ensued which ended when Bullman strangled Mr Bajaj in front of his wife Bandhna Kaur Bajaj and their two-year-old son.

Murder?  You don't say!!  How on earth did they come to that conclusion?

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3 hours ago, ezzra said:

how can anyone storm into locked hotel room //?

Through the balcony...  

"Mrs Bajaj showed officers how Bullman burst into her bedroom through the balcony doors."

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