I just don't see how a motorcycle could have swerved in front of a car in such a way as to impact dead centre of the car and with kind of force that would cause that kind of damage. My guess is that the car would have to have been traveling at something like 177 kmh to cause that kind of impact damage.

 

The concept of someone with the rank of "Air Marshall" traveling in a pickup is rather puzzling.

Edited July 28, 20205 yr by mokwit

As a  witness at the time I remember this  well, I was out walking the dog after not having consumed any alcohol or drugs (  I want to make that point quite clearly)  I heard the gentle whisper of a Ferrari tip toeing by at about 25kmh it was just then I glanced up at the night sky and  noticed a  falling Motorcycle  with a Policeman on it, I suspect this was an alien abduction

(those  blooody  aliens  again) he landed  plumb under the wheels  of the Ferrari which came to a  halt some 10km later, of  course this was a long walk with the dog and I  yelled at the driver, he  looked  like a gardener to me he had a  hat with "gardener" written across it, it was quite  clear. Damned inconsiderate of the aliens as the gardener  looked slightly  miffed about he whole  thing.

Just now, mokwit said:

I just don't see how a motorcycle could have swerved in front of a car in such a way as to impact dead centre of the car and with kind of force that would cause that kind of damage. My guess is that the car would have to have been traveling at something like 177 kmh to cause that kind of impact damage.

Ive given a full account of the real story above, am just awaiting the envelope.

Isn’t this all beside the point?

 

It may not have been the impact which killed the police officer, but the Ferrari driver (Boss), not stopping & dragging him for 100m. 
 

Then of course fleeing and then perverting the course of justice in coercing the family chauffeur to take the blame. 
 

 

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

They were sure that the Ferrari was doing 60 - 80 kmph only.

 

The policeman suddenly went into the second lane causing them to swerve into the lane nearest the footpath. 

 

The policeman then went into the third lane in front of the Ferrari who could not possibly avoid a collision. 

Air Marshal and J managed to avoid colliding with the bike while driving a pick up truck.  The Ferrari with its superior handling, grip and brakes (and sober driver) could not!

21 minutes ago, bodga said:

No, no way air chief vice marshal rear admiral generals dont lie  Colin, youre mistaken, be brave and admit it...............psssssst 10 million hints for you if you do.????

Funny thing is He was only a corporal before he came forward with his witness statement.

What a bunch of <deleted>. I'm sure they were paid handsomely for the information, if they exist at all.

 

7 years later? Oh yeah, I believe that...

2 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Details, details. Don't bother the authorities with details.

It's taken them long enough to dream this one up.

 

P.S. for ten million Baht, I can remember seeing it exactly as the air marshall described.

The fact I live in Udon - pah, details again.

I was actually in Bangkok at the time and barely 15 kilometers from where it happened. 

 

Should I go to the Pahonyothin police with my suspicions?

 

Rooster

 

 

15 minutes ago, AJBangkok said:

Funny thing is He was only a corporal before he came forward with his witness statement.

I  think youll find he wasnt even enlisted

After 30 years in law enforcement and investigating many high profile traffic fatality cases, and being the final reviewer of the investigation, I can tell you that the damage observed is from a direct impact to the rear of the MC which would have already been stationary in the lane directly ahead of the Ferrari and driving forward.  Had the MC been at an angle and cutting in front of the Ferrari, as they try to indicate, then the damage would have gone across the entire front end of the vehicle with the MC being turned in such a manner that the front of the MC would have damaged the r/f of the Ferrari and then launched out the right side along with the rider.  The damage shows a direct rear impact with the MC, and is centered just slightly left of the front center of the Ferrari.  The impact was such that the rider of the MC was then ejected backwards off of the MC and into the windscreen.  The Policeman was then more than likely launched forward as the Ferrari braked and was caught back at the front of the car and dragged until he came loose from where he was wedged, which caused his fatal injuries.    

Edited July 28, 20205 yr by ThailandRyan

2 minutes ago, Jane Dough said:

I was actually in Bangkok at the time and barely 15 kilometers from where it happened. 

 

Should I go to the Pahonyothin police with my suspicions?

 

Rooster

Git in there quick boy.

Remember what you were wearing on the day? You might be asked.

12 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

After 30 years in law enforcement and investigating many high profile traffic fatality cases, and being the final reviewer of the investigation, I can tell you that the damage observed is from a direct impact to the rear of the MC which would have already been stationary in the lane directly ahead of the Ferrari and driving forward.  Had the MC been at an angle and cutting in front of the Ferrari, as they try to indicate, then the damage would have gone across the entire front end of the vehicle with the MC being turned in such a manner that the front of the MC would have damaged the r/f of the Ferrari and then launched out the right side along with the rider.  The damage shows a direct rear impact with the MC, and is centered just slightly left of the front center of the Ferrari.  The impact was such that the rider of the MC was then ejected backwards off of the MC and into the windscreen.  The Policeman was then more than likely launched forward as the Ferrari braked and was caught back at the front of the car and dragged until he came loose from where he was wedged, which caused his fatal injuries.    

Nah youre  not  Thai, Thai  accident different , like  Thai electric  don't need  no damn earth  wire

This is very strange. Seven long years later They claim to have witness the whole accident but just like the culprit they didn’t bother stop to help the victim and to make a witness statement to the police ? Seems they are punishable also. 

I was on the 3rd land doing 98kmh ,right behind the Ferrari.The Police motorbike was well ahead of the Ferrari who then accelerated to pass the policeman as he was to our left but suddenly disappeared under the F.Wheels...sorry I left siam the following morning and never returned to make a statement. MY IRISH FRIEND TOLD ME.

4 minutes ago, bodga said:

Nah youre  not  Thai, Thai  accident different , like  Thai electric  don't need  no damn earth  wire

You are exactly correct, my vision is not tinted or distorted by a brown envelope and rose colored glasses....lol

Reminds me of this case - which is long forgotten.

 

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2 hours ago, Kadilo said:

Not just any old witness,  but an “Air Marshall”

Does that mean he plays Air Guitar with his amp knobs on 11 ?    PML

maybe ghislaine maxwell can testify she was driving the ferrari or with red bull BOY for "business"

so the ferrari doing 80kph and the cop bike must be doing a little more than 80kph to pull out of the ferrari and the collision with the speed differential did all that damage to the front of the car?

 

3 hours ago, Kadilo said:

Not just any old witness,  but an “Air Marshall”

An "air marshall" AND Mr J.

 

Case closed.

3 hours ago, Kadilo said:

 Not just any old witness,  but an “Air Marshall”

 

Surely someone in that position wouldn’t tell porkies ????

Nor would I expect an 'air Marshall's to be in a pickup in the early hours. I suggest that, in this case, the term 'air marshall' is not a rank but an occupation. Perhaps an aircraft marshaller (batman) from an airport.????

Two words “ BROWN ENVELOPES “

33 minutes ago, stouricks said:

Does that mean he plays Air Guitar with his amp knobs on 11 ?    PML

Yes, and he is full of 'bull' and got 'wings'..............

I don't think that all the negative sentiments from just about anyone who have heard about this stupid ruling, they can all object and redicule and scream blue murder but it looks as if the die is cast and someone is bent of dumping this charge into the toilet and whoever the are, they don't give toss what the public says and feel...

And why did these 2 "Phantom Witnesses"

not stay at the scene to render assistance and give statements at the time?

Thailand is just a laughing stock in the International Community,and rightly so,

until they can install a stable credible Democratic Government,Pigs will fly,but we can live in hope.TIT.

the whole thing that he evaded justice and could and not bothered to be arrested for questioning for all this time...  imagine a farang not going to immigration for 8 years, looooooooooooool

To be regarded as credible witnesses, the Air Marshall and J should be subjected to a lie detector test, administered by an independent body. Those calling for a review of procedures should ensure that this takes place.

 

Then let's see where this goes.

So Thonglor Police have been sitting on this evidence for how long ?

Maybe they should be charged 

Letting him walk free showed the nation how corrupt they are, but to concoct this load of trifle just proves they're morons.

 

It's now official; I've gone from having some faith in this country and the possibility of it one day dragging itself up from the bottom of the barrel to now being 100% certain that it's going, going, gone down the drain. 

Edited July 28, 20205 yr by djayz