Man allegedly shoots dead his two brothers in inheritance dispute

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Man allegedly shoots dead his two brothers in inheritance dispute

By THE NATION

 

 

A man allegedly shot his two brothers dead at a house in Min Buri’s Soi Suwintawong 28 on Sunday after a reported dispute over a pick-up truck, inheritance left for one of them by their deceased father.

 

On being alerted about the fatal shooting at 5.30pm, Chalongkrung Police Station officers rushed to the scene to find the body of Weerachai Mustofadi, 37, in the front yard, a gunshot wound to his head. Not far from there they found the body of Sarayut Mustofadi, 39, with three gunshot wounds to his body.

 

Witnesses reportedly told the police that the two victims came to the house, which belongs to Seri Mustofadi, their eldest brother.

 

“They had a violent quarrel over the money that Seri had promised to give Sarayut for a pick-up truck, which was the inheritance their deceased father left for Sarayut but which Seri took and parked at his house,” said one witness, claiming that the three brothers were seen arguing over the vehicle several times before the shooting.

 

The witnesses reportedly added that during the fight they heard multiple gunshots before seeing Seri dashing away on his motorcycle.

 

The police are now tracking him down while forensic officers have taken the bodies to the Forensic Institute of Police General Hospital to perform autopsies.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30388434

 

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[cardinalblue]

Damn fool, why didn’t he escape in his brother’s PU truck rather than his cycle?

 

Now no one will be using the PU truck...
 

 

 

 

[spiekerjozef]

Greed...

[xtof2]

Always the same story.

Shooting some relatives, fleeing on their motorbike to Mum's house (or whoever has been spared) and arrested by police a few hours/days later.

 

[RichardColeman]

Have to wonder about Thai family intimacy and mentality when they kill each other over pick up

[Catoni]

Broke the very first Buddhist Precept. 

[Emdog]

52 minutes ago, Catoni said:

Broke the very first Buddhist Precept. 

Start at the top and work your way down

Incapable of thinking even minutes into the future regarding results of actions.

[OnTheGround]

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Have to wonder about Thai family intimacy and mentality when they kill each other over pick up

- that none of them get to use now.

 

Not the smartest bulb

[tonray]

1 hour ago, Catoni said:

Broke the very first Buddhist Precept. 

The surname and location strongly suggest not Buddhist

[Catoni]

1 minute ago, tonray said:

The surname and location strongly suggest not Buddhist

You could be right. 

[liddelljohn]

Well he has just inherited  25 years in  monkey house ,,

 

[mr mr]

are we ever going to evolve past this nonsense ? sigh.

[Bangkok Barry]

5 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Have to wonder about Thai family intimacy and mentality when they kill each other over pick up

Yes. We've all been told before coming to Thailand and then knowing better that Thai families are so close. And they are a peaceful, smiling non-confrontational people. All a load of bol...ks.

[mushroomdave]

With a murderer out among us, shouldn't the police release a photo of the idiot?....Oh, I forgot, THIS IS THAILAND !!!

[Bangkok Barry]

5 hours ago, Catoni said:

Broke the very first Buddhist Precept. 

Thais are not Buddhist. They only say they are, while constantly breaking every rule in the book. Of course, most religeous people are the same if given half a chance. Just wiser-than-thou hypocrites.

[Andre0720]

20 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Have to wonder about Thai family intimacy and mentality when they kill each other over pick up

Yes,

And where could this lack of emotional comes from, what creates this in this culture...

Buddhism, not one of the religions with a hero, like Judaism, Christianity, Islam. Must be something else hehe.

Then kids forced to 'Wai' at elders in their early years. When they are beyond those early years, beware...

What is it that does that?