Car found in the klong: Could be linked to death of motorcyclist nearby

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Picture: 77kaoded

 

There have been developments in the story ASEAN NOW carried yesterday when a submerged car was found by a fisherman in the Chainat - Pasak canal.

 

77kaoded reported that video footage from a gas station in the area showed what is believed to be the car involved in a fatal collision with a motorcycle.

 

Picture: 77kaoded

 

The media said that it clearly showed two men get out of the car  for three minutes then drive off. 

 

A motorcyclist was hit in the area dying at the scene. 

 

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[toofarnorth]

In the vid. I can't see anyone getting out of the car but it does look like the motorcyclist was hoping to turn right.

[NanLaew]

2 hours ago, toofarnorth said:

In the vid. I can't see anyone getting out of the car but it does look like the motorcyclist was hoping to turn right.

The video clip is edited. It's two, short clips from two  different CCTV cameras of the motorcycle being hit by the car. If they say that a longer version shows two guys getting out, standing around for three minutes before leaving the scene, we have to take their word for it, no?

 

Anyway, looks like the two men maybe decided to hide the car in the klong. Epic fail.

[hotchilli]

2 hours ago, NanLaew said:

Anyway, looks like the two men maybe decided to hide the car in the klong. Epic fail.

As I said yesterday, the car was in an accident and looking at the damage areas it was a collision with a person who hit the front then the windscreen.

Rather than take the risk of getting the car found they dumped it in the Klong to hide it.

Next when the owners are found they'll say it was stolen, but failed to report it yet.