Brave young informant recognized for turning in Thailand’s "Jack The Ripper" suspect

 

 

BANGKOK (NNT) - The young informant who informed authorities about the whereabouts of Thailand’s "Jack the Ripper" has been recognized for his bravery. The information led to an arrest.

 

Kasidet “Ray” Lert-udom-tham attended his recognition ceremony at the Royal Thai Army General Headquarters in the capital’s Phra Nakhon District, with the Permanent Secretary for Defense, the commanders of the Royal Thai Army, Navy, Airforce and the Chief of Defence Forces accompanying the brave young man.

 

Kasidet received a plaque of honor for providing information which led to the apprehension of Somkid Poompuang, a serial killer who murdered 6 people.

 

Kasidet expressed his gratitude to the army for holding the event, while saying that he wants to serve but has not made up his mind which branch of the military to join.

 

-- © Copyright NNT 2019-12-26

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1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

The young informant who informed authorities about the whereabouts of Thailand’s "Jack the Ripper" has been recognized for his bravery. The information led to an arrest.

What about an arrest for the officials who let the scumbag out?

good for him.  I hope he turns in overstayers too.

2 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

he wants to serve but has not made up his mind which branch of the military to join.

Ah, he have the privilege to chose? Son, you'll  have to fork up some serious dough if you want to join the army, unless you've got connections.

Bravery? What a strong word for tipping off the police via a simple phone call.

 

If anything, it was civil courage.

5 hours ago, mike787 said:

good for him.  I hope he turns in overstayers too.

Yes, The guy have a talent for this since birth.

But seriously, this guy should be recognized. He did what many people would be too scared to do.

Now we need someone brave enough to turn in the red bull heir

 

4 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

Bravery? What a strong word for tipping off the police via a simple phone call.

 

If anything, it was civil courage.

No, you are wrong. It was indeed "bravery". 

 

Is this something any Thai would do? No! They would worry about ramifications if this guy ever got out again or had friends that would be looking for vengeance. 

 

He was indeed brave.

20 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

Brave young informant recognized for turning in Thailand’s "Jack The Ripper" suspect

He'll kill you, if they let him out again.... 

Edited December 27, 20196 yr by MaxLee

16 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

Bravery? What a strong word for tipping off the police via a simple phone call.

 

If anything, it was civil courage.

Maybe they mean he was brave enough to let it be known it was him? ????

Am I not remembering correctly that this 'hero' and his girlfriend were on the same train with the culprit killer and that the 'girlfriend' had to 'push' this 'Brave guy' to make the call to police and he reluctantly made the call.......... NOW HE IS THE HERO......... ??????  (WHAT ABOUT HER??????)             Go back and read the first story again...............