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Ex-deputy commerce minister Banyin arrested for alleged murder of judge’s brother

By THE NATION

 

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Former deputy commerce minister Pol Lt-Colonel Banyin Tangpakorn has been arrested for alleged involvement along with three accomplices in the suspected murder of a brother of a judge of the Southern Bangkok Criminal Court.

 

Investigation officers arrested the 56-year-old former Nakhon Sawan MP of the now-defunct People's Power Party on Sunday (February 23).

 

The judge’s brother has been missing since early February. Police arrested a suspect who reportedly confessed that he had kidnapped and murdered the victim and dumped the body in the river in Nakhon Sawan province, and claimed Banyin was involved in the crime. Police reportedly made the arrest based on CCTV footage in front of Southern Bangkok Criminal Court which showed the victim being kidnapped by a group of men while he was getting into a taxi on the evening of February 4.

 

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The missing man is the brother of a judge who is working on a case in which Banyin is among the defendants for allegedly fabricating and using fake documents to claim more than Bt300 million worth of shares belonging to construction tycoon Chuwong Saetang. Chuwon was found dead in the front passenger seat of a car driven by the uninjured Banyin after it hit a roadside tree in Bangkok’s Prawet district on June 26, 2015. Police suspect the victim’s kidnapping was aimed at pressuring the judge to drop the case.

 

Currently divers are searching the river for evidence and the body of the victim.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30382701

 

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This case is approaching the Saudi Gem "affair" in duration (20 years, if you go back to when Banyin's first wife died under eerlily similar circumstances), greed, (innovative murders: 3 iron to the head), police involvement, cover-up.

 

What always surprised me about this case was how easy it was for a grotty cop, and the mia noi/GF to murder and steal the frotune of a higher-status scion, leaving his family high and dry with little recourse.

 

Thai lakorns are more believeable.

 

 

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1 hour ago, mtls2005 said:

This case is approaching the Saudi Gem "affair" in duration (20 years, if you go back to when Banyin's first wife died under eerlily similar circumstances), greed, (innovative murders: 3 iron to the head), police involvement, cover-up.

 

What always surprised me about this case was how easy it was for a grotty cop, and the mia noi/GF to murder and steal the frotune of a higher-status scion, leaving his family high and dry with little recourse.

 

Thai lakorns are more believeable.

 

 

 

Two young women involved in the share fraud part with him. One who he denied even knowing was pregnant and DNA proved he was the father!

 

Dragging on and on, with at least one prosecutor declining to prosecute (wonder why?).

 

Ex senior policeman and ex politician. Clearly believes he can get away with anything. And is doing so far.

 

This latest twist might be his undoing, depending how well connected the judge is. 

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amazing story that would catch major headlines if happaned

in a developed country.

those are the kind of people who destroy a whole country development and

condemn many to life of poverty and misery.

he is not new to this game, propably used to get away with such crimes

until he got used to it, because when it is poor simple people the

special police teams don't come...

and he was the commerce minister deputy...amazing...

 

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