Man held after hundred of bones found in pond as murder case grips Thailand

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Man held after hundred of bones found in pond as murder case grips Thailand

 

 

The case of Apichai "Ice" Ongwisit continues to dominate the Thai media as police enter their third week of investigations. Several missing persons' cases are being followed up.

 

A young woman who was left overnight in a metal casket has already been found buried in grounds behind his address in Petchkasem 47 in Thonburi west of Bangkok.

 

Some 200 body parts - weighed down by objects like rocks and a hefty iron door - have been found in a pond. These are thought to belong to at least three more people. 

 

Police have found stashes of methamphetamine at his address.

 

Ice is the wealthy son of a market owner who himself did prison time for murdering a little girl who annoyed him by tapping on his prized fish tank. The body parts were scattered over the Bang Khae area. 

 

He was murdered on release. Ice's mother fled to the USA. 

 

Naew Na reported on Nation TV's "No Censor" program in which presenter Dr Seri Wongmontha interviewed Rangsit University criminologist Dr Krisapong Phuttrakun and a social rights lawyer.

 

Dr Krisapong commented that Ice had possibly learnt bad behavior from his father but said that there was no definitive evidence that "killer DNA" could be passed on. 

 

He suggested that Ice would have needed help to conceal the bodies. He would probably face the death penalty but whether the accomplices would is another matter. 

 

They could just face years for concealing a corpse. 

 

Drug induced paranoia was part of the case, he said. 

 

He said that killing had become just a normal thing to do for Ice. 

 

Though the words "serial killer" were not used the case fits many of the criteria for such a designation, notes Thai visa. 

 

Dr Krisapong said that sadism and torture were clearly part of this case. It has been reported that screams were heard from the victim after she was put in the casket. 

 

Ice claimed she died from suffocation and that it was an accident but what normal person would put someone in a metal box and not expect them to come to harm, he said rhetorically. 

 

Ice is reportedly being held on drug related charges while the full extent of the investigation unfolds.

 

Source: Naew Na

 

 

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[ChipButty]

Is this a Human?

[neeray]

Sick scum.

 

Note: I fully expect to hear from some sympathizers about how he may have mental disease (probably brought on by his use of meth). Bring it on. Hit the sad emoji. I don't care.

 

And this really qualifies him as "sick scum", "A young woman who was left overnight in a metal casket has already been found buried in grounds behind his address in Petchkasem 47 in Thonburi west of Bangkok."

[metempsychotic]

23 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

Is this a Human?

Very much so it would appear.

[metempsychotic]

21 minutes ago, neeray said:

Sick scum.

 

Note: I fully expect to hear from some sympathizers about how he may have mental disease (probably brought on by his use of meth). Bring it on. Hit the sad emoji. I don't care.

 

And this really qualifies him as "sick scum", "A young woman who was left overnight in a metal casket has already been found buried in grounds behind his address in Petchkasem 47 in Thonburi west of Bangkok."

He most obviously displays some sort of mental imbalance, however I am hardly sympathetic and I suspect few others will be either, despite your belief you are unique.

[neeray]

58 minutes ago, metempsychotic said:

He most obviously displays some sort of mental imbalance, however I am hardly sympathetic and I suspect few others will be either, despite your belief you are unique.

Why am I unique?

[Vacuum]

Put him in a metal box.

[sammieuk1]

Surely an orange robe and a fair few wai's wont save him but you never know for sure here????

[Jane Dough]

This man is a very dangerous person. The fact that he has enjoyed the wealth from his family background has helped him in his endeavors.

 

A serial killer - devious, relentless, remorseless. Must NEVER see the light of day.

 

Rooster 

[Ireland32]

3 hours ago, neeray said:

Sick scum.

 

Note: I fully expect to hear from some sympathizers about how he may have mental disease (probably brought on by his use of meth). Bring it on. Hit the sad emoji. I don't care.

 

And this really qualifies him as "sick scum", "A young woman who was left overnight in a metal casket has already been found buried in grounds behind his address in Petchkasem 47 in Thonburi west of Bangkok."

Ok how about just shoot the <deleted>

[Geoffggi]

I'm sure Smith & Wesson could provide a happy outcome.....

[Cabradelmar]

There are probably as many serial killers per capita in Thailand as there are in other countries.... I'm not shocked by the depravity of human beings. 

[metempsychotic]

2 hours ago, neeray said:

Why am I unique?

You are not, I thought that was clear. 

[legend49]

5 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Is this a Human?

Yes he is typical Thai.

[ChipButty]

 British news publication The Sun comparing the alleged killer with notorious US serial killer Ted Bundy.

[ChipButty]

Warinthorn Chaiyachet was reported missing by her parents, but it wasn’t until police had a tip-off that they discovered her body. Picture: Viral PressSource:Viral Press

[hotchilli]

6 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Is this a Human?

A so called entitled human.

[Oziex1]

What would the body count be if our favourite target of frustration the RTP were more proactive in dealing with missing persons?

[djayz]

2 hours ago, Cabradelmar said:

There are probably as many serial killers per capita in Thailand as there are in other countries.... I'm not shocked by the depravity of human beings. 

The depth to which some humans ca, and do, sink seldom shocks me any more. 

Sometimes I wish I could go back in time to when I was much more innocent. 

[Don Mega]

Yeah bit of a whack job there.

[Burma Bill]

1 hour ago, ChipButty said:

 British news publication The Sun comparing the alleged killer with notorious US serial killer Ted Bundy.

Could have also included these British Serial Killers"-

Peter Sutcliffe (The Yorkshire Ripper), Fred West, Harold Shipman (Doctor Death) and Dennis Nilssen.

[metempsychotic]

5 hours ago, legend49 said:

Yes he is typical Thai.

Really, typical thai?

 

You must love it here.

[faraday]

5 hours ago, legend49 said:

Yes he is typical Thai.

He most certainly is not.

 

 

[neeray]

6 hours ago, metempsychotic said:

You are not, I thought that was clear. 

After I read your words about 10 more times, I got your meaning. I tried to delete to "question" but things wouldn't cooperate. Ok gotcha.

[Jane Dough]

8 hours ago, ChipButty said:

 British news publication The Sun comparing the alleged killer with notorious US serial killer Ted Bundy.

Methinks Apichai is unlikely to mount his own defence in court.

 

Likening him to Bundy is absurd along with with a large amount of other palpable nonsense in The Sun.

 

Rooster

[Iron Tongue]

Does "Ice" mean meth like in the USA, or is he called Ice because he's a cold killer?

[justin case]

msg in everything, sugar, alcohol, drugs, pollution, nurture, low iq at birth (lack of iodine = thais start with 10 points less), ...

 

typical thai RAGER,  my ex wife is one of them... all because they THINK they can

[ChipButty]

14 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

Could have also included these British Serial Killers"-

Peter Sutcliffe (The Yorkshire Ripper), Fred West, Harold Shipman (Doctor Death) and Dennis Nilssen.

Ian Brady and Hindley

[Tropposurfer]

18 hours ago, Cabradelmar said:

There are probably as many serial killers per capita in Thailand as there are in other countries.... I'm not shocked by the depravity of human beings. 

To my great sorrow I agree with you, we are a foul species 

[ChipButty]

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