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Heavily armed commandos take 39 year old paedophile on reenactment - he admits molesting boys aged 6 and 9


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Picture: Siam Rath

 

Siam Rath reported on the developments in a case of abduction and sexual molestation of a nine year old boy in Surat Thani, southern Thailand. 

 

They had a picture of 39 year old Chainat "Lek" Huangjing from Trang being taken on a reenactment by Bang Sawan police and heavily armed commandos. 

 

The arrested paedophile was in a helmet, face mask and wearing flip-flops and a flak jacket.

 

The case stemmed from Monday when a woman called Siri-amporn went to the police to say that her nine year old son had been taken away by Chainat on a motorcycle. Chainat had been staying with the family and was known to the boy. 

 

Investigatiors discovered that the boy was taken to several locations including a road bridge along route 41 in Wiang Sa district then to Trang where the suspect stayed with relatives. 

 

The boy was found there and taken into protective care.

 

The suspect had dumped the motorcycle at a mechanic's then changed to a motorcycle taxi with the victim. 

 

He has been charged with abducting and molesting a minor under 13 and has reportedly admitted to sexually abusing two boys aged 6 and 9 on at least ten occasions. 

 

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As per the National Police Office, re-enactments should not be done routinely, in the way they seem to be.

 

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According to the NPO, the suspects should be taken to the crime scene only when their presence is likely to provide additional information – such as to pinpoint where ill-gotten assets have been hidden. 

Crime re-enactments: a violation of suspects' rights?

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

He has been charged with abducting and molesting a minor under 13 and has reportedly admitted to sexually abusing two boys aged 6 and 9 on at least ten occasions.

What were the police doing all this time, playing UNO ?

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Nice for the report to point out he was wearing a mask and flip flops.

Helmet and bullet-proof vest, I understand.
If there's a need to mention his mask and flip flops, why not discuss his t-shirt, shorts and maybe even his underwear!

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4 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Is this really necessary?

 

Common sense says that in most cases such re-enactments provide little benefit. however this may be a legally required stage in the investigation process in thailand, or is something that has culturally evolved.

 

it would be interesting to know why these enactments take place if anyone here knows?

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6 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

Is that the 9 year old boy in the picture---or the 39 year old man----

 

Really dont see the point of these reenactments--- If the person has admitted to the crime given details and signed a statement --admitting it. 

Why go and point to a spot in a field where it took place.,

The policeman on the right is about to use the famous RTP 'probe'......

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