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Teenager Found Asleep in Car with Guns, Ammunition, Explosives, and Drugs
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Man Sets Fire to Own Home in Drug-Fuelled Rage
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 27-year-old man in Maha Sarakham set fire to his own home after becoming enraged with his mother for not cooking him a meal quickly enough. The suspect, who was under the influence of methamphetamine and alcohol, admitted to starting the fire out of frustration, leading to the complete destruction of the house. Police in Khew Yai, Kantharawichai District, arrested Mr. Chinkorn in the early hours of the morning of 1 April, after tracking him down near the burnt remains of his home. Officers found a lighter on his person, which was taken as evidence. The fire, which occurred on the evening of 31 March, reduced the single-storey house to little more than six charred support pillars. During questioning, Mr. Chinkorn confessed to deliberately setting the fire. He admitted to taking methamphetamine and drinking white spirits earlier in the day while helping a neighbour. After collecting ant eggs for his mother to cook, he became irritated when he could not find his mobile phone and when his mother refused to prepare food immediately. In a fit of rage, he set fire to a pile of clothes and bedding in protest. However, the fire quickly spread beyond his control, forcing him to flee. A background check revealed that Mr. Chinkorn had been released from prison less than a year ago after serving time for theft. He has now been charged with arson, which carries a penalty of up to seven years in prison, and illegal drug use. He remains in custody pending further legal proceedings. His mother, Ms. Naithong, 58, expressed sorrow over the incident but insisted she forgives her son and does not want him to return to prison. She explained that they lived together following the death of her husband and that, despite his troubles, her son always provided for her. “I forgive him. I don’t want him to go to jail again. We only have each other,” she said. “He never hurt me. If he wants to burn the house, let him. But now I have nowhere to live. I only have the clothes I’m wearing, and last night, I had to sleep in the net we used for raising insects.” A neighbour, Ms. Boonthiang, 63, reported that mother and son frequently argued. She confirmed that Mr. Chinkorn had earlier brought ant eggs for his mother, but after an exchange of words, he started the fire. Initially, his mother was able to extinguish the flames, but he set another blaze, which quickly spread beyond control. “The mother came to tell us what was happening, but by then, it was too late,” Ms. Boonthiang said. “We all think he should face charges. He is unpredictable when he takes drugs. Luckily, the fire didn’t spread to other homes, or we would all have suffered.” Authorities are now investigating further while ensuring the mother has temporary shelter and support. -- 2025-04-02 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 2 April 2025
Man, 64, Reenacts Brutal Murder of girlfriend in Rubber Plantation Picture courtesy of Workpoint. Police have led a 64-year-old man through a crime scene reenactment after he confessed to murdering one of his partners in a rubber plantation in Betong district, Yala. The suspect, Mr. Weerasak, admitted to the crime and revealed his motive. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356488-man-64-reenacts-brutal-murder-of-girlfriend-in-rubber-plantation/ -
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Two Schoolboys Seriously Injured in Motorbike Collision with Pickup Truck
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Man, 64, Reenacts Brutal Murder of girlfriend in Rubber Plantation
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. Police have led a 64-year-old man through a crime scene reenactment after he confessed to murdering one of his partners in a rubber plantation in Betong district, Yala. The suspect, Mr. Weerasak, admitted to the crime and revealed his motive. Officers from Betong Police Station, led by Pol Lt Col Sakrapee Wuttisak and Pol Lt Col Monop Damdaeng, took the suspect to several key locations related to the murder of Ms. Nittaya, 45, who was killed on March 17. The reenactment covered six locations: 1. A roadside pavilion at KM 19, where the victim and suspect met. 2. A house within a rubber plantation, three kilometres from the Yala-Betong Road. 3. The murder site, 70 metres from the house. 4. A location where the suspect burned the victim’s clothes. 5. A site where he removed and discarded the victim’s motorbike registration plate and mirrors. 6. A friend’s house in Sub Anan Alley, Yarom subdistrict, where he left the victim’s motorbike. During questioning, Mr. Weerasak claimed he had five girlfriends, with Ms. Nittaya being the fifth. Although he loved her, they did not live together as she was already married. They met only occasionally. On the day of the murder, the couple argued about 50,000 baht that the victim had taken and her unfulfilled promise to move in with him. After the initial confrontation, Mr. Weerasak returned home on his motorbike, but Ms. Nittaya later followed. Another heated argument ensued, during which Ms. Nittaya ended their relationship and walked away. The suspect followed, pleading with her to reconsider, but she refused. In a fit of rage, he slapped her once and then punched her hard, causing her to fall face-first and lose consciousness. Mr. Weerasak watched her for five minutes but, seeing no movement, assumed she was dead. He went to fetch a hoe to bury her, but the soil was too hard to dig. Noticing she was still moving slightly, he struck her on the head with the hoe, killing her. Eleven days later, on March 27, a local searching for forest products discovered the decomposed body and alerted the police. Investigators swiftly identified and arrested the suspect, who will now face prosecution. -- 2025-04-02 -
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Thailand Opens One-Stop Investment Hub to Attract Expats and Investors
I’d prefer a “One Stop Divestment Hub” myself. Thanks. Signed….a former 11 month resident who is now on the second year of being a 17x day resident.
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