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Suspected serial killer: More bones found at home of "Ice - Metal Box"

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Suspected serial killer: More bones found at home of "Ice - Metal Box"

 

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Picture: Naew Na

 

More bone fragments - suspected of being human - have been found in a pond near the home of suspected serial killer Apichai Ongwisit. 

 

Apichai is known in the Thai media as "Ice - Metal Box" after his nickname and his admission that one of his victims died after he put her overnight in a metal box. 

 

She was young "sideline" woman Warinthorn or "Kukkik" who was found buried in a bag.

 

Police divers have already found 300 bones in the pond beind Apichai's address in Petchkasen Soi 47 in Thonburi west of Bangkok. 

 

Yesterday about 10 more bones were found in a submerged metal box about 15 meters from the original finds. 

 

The box itself could not be brought to the surface yet due to the fact that it was entangled in mud and weeds, reported Naew Na. 

 

But the bone fragments were believed to be human comprising neck and back vertebrae. They have been sent for forensic analysis.

 

Apichai is thought to have murdered at least three people. 

 

He is the drug dealing son of a former wealthy market trader in Bang Khae who himself was murdered after dismembering a young girl who annoyed him by tapping on his prized fish tank. 

 

Investigations continue in a case that has been the talk of Thailand in recent weeks. 

 

Source: Naew Na

 

 

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Like father like son!  The apple doesnt drop far from the tree ????

Edited by Jimbo2014

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Ice ... sorry , I am in no position to judge this guy , but by looking at him , I would  say that he is mentally disturbed ... please note his necklace , too ...

2 hours ago, Jimbo2014 said:

Like father like son!  The apple doesnt drop far from the tree ????

A very rotten apple.

Well, Google tells me that there are 206 bones in an adult human, so that could be one and a half bodies, or 300.  

 

OK, any bodies in the garden is a bad thing, but some precision would be nice here.

3 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

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Ice ... sorry , I am in no position to judge this guy , but by looking at him , I would  say that he is mentally disturbed ... please note his necklace , too ...

What about his necklace?

19 minutes ago, emptypockets said:

What about his necklace?

+1

I think it looks like a PacMan :)  But the guy is obviously a fruit loop ???? 

Edited by Golden Triangle

The expression seems very different to Pac-Man ... the eyes and the mouth shape seem to me to be a heck of a lot more malevolent than happy  smiling mouth and eyes on munching Pac-Man ! 

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