Was sent to me this morning from a Thai FB site.  https://www.facebook.com/1181848648525226/posts/4975196752523711/

This is from my translator: 

RIP  

 

 

Pak Nam Pho girl regrets breaking up with her boyfriend, plummets on the 42nd floor, shuts down the condo At 00.30 on February 13, 2022,

Pol Lt. Col. Nattaphon Sangsee, Deputy Inspector General of Pattaya Police Station, Chonburi Province, received a notification that a person had died from a fall at a height.

 

The incident occurred at a condominium near Pratumnak Hill, Pattaya City, Nong Prue Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District,..Chonburi, after being notified, reported Superintendent, Pol. Col. Kulchat Kulchai, Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station. before bringing the police officers, the investigative team with Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Muang rescue personnel rushed to inspect At the scene, the body of MsSaowaluck Pornpirom, 24, wearing a black shirt and black pants, fell from room 4236 on the 42nd floor in a horrible condition. Brain, body parts. Splashes scattered all over the floor.

 

Rescue workers use veils to cover eyes. with a group of friends crying with regret .Ask a friend of the deceased The deceased had a Taiwanese boyfriend. But they broke up for about a week, with the security guard saying that the deceased ran away crying. but did not expect that this time the deceased would cause such an incident .Initially, the police officers visited the area for a thorough inspection. No traces of physical violence were found, however. It is assumed that the deceased may have regrets and regrets from personal problems.

 

It's becoming a jumper condo, last week or week before a falang jumped.

 

Sad

That's a long way down for contemplation 

Errrrrk, bit too much information right after dinner ???? poor girl, RIP

Incredibly sad  each and every time  anyone feels so emotionally  lost that they resort to such an act.

If there is actually any spiritual place of peace versus simple eradication of conscious existence  then I hope she and all others find it and RIP.

 

There's no mystery about the result from that height.

Also plenty of time in the air to think this was a mistake.

I don't understand workers covering their eyes.

Yes no doubt the scene was very horrible but don't workers need to see what they're doing?

47 minutes ago, Kenny202 said:

Errrrrk, bit too much information right after dinner ???? poor girl, RIP

Do you mean the bit about brains, body parts and splashes?

The horrendous "power of love".

Both ways possible.

In the village a young guy slit open his throat because the girl dumped him.

5 minutes ago, AndyFoxy said:

Do you mean the bit about brains, body parts and splashes?

Pretty much ????

Should have posted tis morning,  I see now it is on Pattaya News 3 hours ago news.  

Unusual for a young lady here in Pattaya I think

https://thepattayanews.com/2022/02/13/24-year-old-woman-falls-to-her-death-from-pattaya-condo-in-suspected-suicide/?fbclid=IwAR3SFMVWdFBR69oZY_-SULT8NqDJoGgpARxF-qkiBb2QsqzynFKrmDni8d8

18 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

There's no mystery about the result from that height.

Also plenty of time in the air to think this was a mistake.

I don't understand workers covering their eyes.

Yes no doubt the scene was very horrible but don't workers need to see what they're doing?

In article it says "rescue workers" so they are trained for saving someone alive and in jeopardy it sounds like.

You would think they have a Medical examiner, Coroner, and crew in Pattaya to respond to these type of deaths

42 floors is a long way down,  poor girl ....  more to this than just the bf leaving.

If she just asked for a friend to talk it could have changed everything. 

4 minutes ago, steven100 said:

42 floors is a long way down,  poor girl ....  more to this than just the bf leaving.

If she just asked for a friend to talk it could have changed everything. 

Breakups are not a rare suicide trigger. This case from that height makes it more notable. 

40 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

I don't understand workers covering their eyes.

Mistranslation of words meaning to shield people's eyes from seeing?

Very sad.  Given the beliefs of people in this part of the world, may have been hastening herself off to her next life in the hope that her circumstances improve.  RIP.

49 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

There's no mystery about the result from that height.

Also plenty of time in the air to think this was a mistake.

I don't understand workers covering their eyes.

Yes no doubt the scene was very horrible but don't workers need to see what they're doing?

Be there and repeat such an opinion !

1 minute ago, Nojohndoe said:

Be there and repeat such an opinion !

I don't follow your point. Sorry.

Sad.  RIP.  ????

 

3 hours ago, Jingthing said:

I don't understand workers covering their eyes.

Yes no doubt the scene was very horrible but don't workers need to see what they're doing?

It's just a bad translation.

2 hours ago, steven100 said:

42 floors is a long way down,  poor girl ....  more to this than just the bf leaving.

"...more to this than just the bf leaving".

What do you base that on?   

3 hours ago, Jingthing said:

plenty of time in the air to think this was a mistake.

Five seconds soon passes and it's doubtful that there would be any rational thinking going on in those five seconds.

46 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Five seconds soon passes and it's doubtful that there would be any rational thinking going on in those five seconds.

 

Actually (sorry, source not at hand) some people did a big study of people who tried to jump to their deaths off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and survived.  Jumping is fairly common and surviving is mostly random, so it's not crazy to extrapolate from survivors' experiences to jumpers in general.  And the thing is, almost everyone said they regretted it the moment they jumped, i.e. on the way down the overriding thought was "oh <deleted>, what have I done?"

 

Maybe that's not rational either but it would seem to be the common sentiment, as far as anyone's able to take an educated guess at it.

 

RIP the poor girl either way.  Sad and unnecessary end to a young life.

 

The last 2 years of tourist activity have been notable for the lack of bad news stories, Who knows what drives situations like this, but how about a bit of respect and thought for someone who must have been desperate. to put themselves in that situation.

 

 

5 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...more to this than just the bf leaving".

What do you base that on?   

let me guess, money pressures, money pressures from family, a series of failed relationships. I checked it wasn't a girl i knew. Something like 25% of thai women are bipolar

6 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

 Something like 25% of thai women are bipolar

I can believe that . Thought be higher % though