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Sacked Buri Ram school janitor speaks up about predatory teacher

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Sacked Buri Ram school janitor speaks up about predatory teacher

By The Nation

 

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A former janitor of a school in Buri Ram spoke up on Monday (July 20) saying he had been sacked four months ago because he knew too much about a teacher, who was a sexual predator.

 

Suchakree Setsiri, 50, said he was sacked after he exposed the story of a teacher sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl, and claimed the teacher had committed the same crime on another girl who was even younger.

 

Meanwhile, the family of the 12-year-old victim was forced to move from Nang Rong district to Prakhon Chai after receiving a threat from the teacher, 33, who allegedly raped the child on June 24.

 

Before moving, the girl’s mother had notified the Nang Rong Police Station saying her daughter had received a message from the teacher saying, “don’t forget to take contraceptives, and don’t tell anyone or I will kill your family”. She did not provide any more details because she was concerned about her family’s safety.

 

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed and apologised to the family, but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

 

Suchakree said after he was sacked, the teacher posted a Facebook message thanking the school’s director for supporting him.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30391627

 

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11 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed and apologised to the family, but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

Absolutely <deleted> scandalous !

If the janitor's story is true, which the teacher's alleged apology to the family appears to suggest it is, then the whole lot of them should be dismissed. 

One of the biggest scandals in this country, is the behaviour of some (not all) teachers, but very little seems to be done about it, apart from a telling off.

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More sick Thai behavior. These are the cases reported, image how many suffer in silence?

Did I read that correctly ?

I must have misread it .

I will go and read it all again.......................I must have missed something 

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2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed and apologised to the family, but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

There has to be a line drawn against violent crime against a minor.   Especially by a government official.

 

Even if it was handled "quietly", why would you (other parents, other school faculty, majority of the village) want the offending teacher to continue teaching other students at the same school?

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Another story that highlights corrupt morals of the whole Thai education and law enforcement system ! It doesn't protect its children !  Next the janitor will be charged for making allegations of a crime ! Sick place 

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11 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Absolutely <deleted> scandalous !

If the janitor's story is true, which the teacher's alleged apology to the family appears to suggest it is, then the whole lot of them should be dismissed. 

One of the biggest scandals in this country, is the behaviour of some (not all) teachers, but very little seems to be done about it, apart from a telling off.

Further, the Education Ministry/Minister always silent, totally disgraceful and totally lacking in ethics and morals. And makes a total farce of the announcement yesterday that they are setting up an office where people can report these things. 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

Should  all be sacked and held  accountable and be unable to teach anywhere in Thailand, no not going to  happen in the SICK  Thai society of  happy  smiles.

19 minutes ago, unamazedloso said:

teacher touches my kids and i will take em out and their families. police are usless here.

no you wouldnt  because then your child ends up with no Father, this is the most aggravating thing in life when you cant do anything

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed and apologised to the family, but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

 

Everything about this is sick !

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed

And the police did what? As usual, nothing, because a teacher is a 'respected' member of society and therefore above punishment for any crime against those who are socially inferior. Thailand really is a very primitive society, no matter how many shiny tall buildings it erects.

These stories about teachers abusing their position of trust and abusing young children seem to be a rather worrying and regular occurrence. I have a horrible feeling that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Rather like the scandal around priests and the Catholic church I feel that the true level of abuse will come out one day but not for many years. As long as Headteachers and fellow colleagues continue to defend such disgusting actions and continue to sweep them under the carpet I'm afraid the cycle will continue. What really bothers me more than anything about these stories is the fact that fellow teachers, heads of schools and parents don't object to such teachers continuing in their role. It really makes me question the moral compass of the Thai's. Are they really thinking that this type of crime is punishable with a slap on the wrist and an 'apology' to the family?

 

The more I think about it the more it angers and saddens me. A total disgrace and brings shame on Thailand. As I say, I believe a scandal of monumental proportions is brewing. I just hope that all those involved will one day be held accountable for their actions (but I ain't holding my breath).

20 hours ago, bwpage3 said:

More sick Thai behavior. These are the cases reported, image how many suffer in silence?

Yes indeed, very sad, and not only Thailand!!

The family of the 12 year old need a go fund me a hitman page for multiple hits from the sound of this cesspit of a school????

21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Police then contacted the teacher who allegedly confessed and apologised to the family, but other teachers who were close to the offender showed up at the girl’s house to threaten the family and warn them against filing a lawsuit.

Sounds like the abuse could be widespread in the school  and this wasnt just a one-off incident . 

Why else would all the other teachers try and silence the girl ?

I would like to hear from those always accusing of "Thai bashing". Anyone?

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