After two months of extensive investigation, under the glare of public scrutiny, police announced today (Tuesday) that they have concluded that TV actress Nida Patcharaveerapong, aka “Tangmo” died of suffocation from drowning and that she did not accidentally fall into the Chao Phraya River, but she fell due to someone else’s negligence.

 

Police also insist that Nida’s death was not a murder, as there is no evidence to indicate foul play and no motive.

 

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More than 20 wounds, cuts and bruises were found on the victim’s body, but the most prominent and serious injury was a deep laceration to one of her legs, apparently caused by a boat propeller.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-conclude-late-tv-actresss-fall-from-boat-was-neither-accident-nor-murder/

 

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So if it was not an accident nor a murder was it Suicide by intentional drowning.....

Accimur?

24 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

due to someone else’s negligence

Neglicide 

fall from boat was neither accident nor murder

 

The Middle Path.

 

 

40 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Police conclude late TV actress’s fall from boat was neither accident nor murder

but she fell due to someone else’s negligence.

I'd say from what I read it was an accident.. 

 

 

suffocation from drowning

 

This I don't understand, how some people don't seem to make an effort to survive, as if it's too much bother.

 

 

Suspects in drowned Thai TV actress investigation granted bail

Six suspects charged by the police in connection with the death of TV actress Nida Patcharaveerapong, aka “Tangmo”, were granted bail on a bond of 200,000 baht each by Nonthaburi public prosecutors this afternoon (Tuesday), after they had been escorted to the prosecutors’ office.

 

https://www.thaipbsworld.com/suspects-in-drowned-thai-tv-actress-investigation-granted-bail/

 

It was the Lochness Monster on tour of the Chao Phraya river 

Pah; those Evil Spirits at work once again !

Suspects in drowned Thai TV actress investigation granted bail

 

 

Six suspects charged by the police in connection with the death of TV actress Nida Patcharaveerapong, aka “Tangmo”, were granted bail on a bond of 200,000 baht each by Nonthaburi public prosecutors this afternoon (Tuesday), after they had been escorted to the prosecutors’ office.

 

Also this afternoon, police submitted their report on the case, which is over 2,000 pages long, to the prosecutors, with a recommendation that all six suspects be indicted on various charges, ranging from negligence causing the death of another person, giving false statements to the police and destroying evidence to operating a vessel without a licence, littering and using a vessel with an expired license.

 

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Spokesperson for the Office of the Attorney-General Itthiporn Kaewthip said that the six suspects must report to the Nonthaburi prosecutors’ office on May 27th to hear their decision about the case.

 

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charged with recklessness....... No other charges could be found/made?? Accidents happens sadly this cost a life... But  to charge them is a bit over the top for recklessness.... A cop can cause an accident by not stopping for a zebracrossing and he gets a light sentence, than this boat accident is less severe ..

5 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

she did not accidentally fall into the Chao Phraya River, but she fell due to someone else’s negligence.

Very odd wording.  Sounds like it was still an accident, but one that was caused by negligence.

 

If it wasn't murder and she didn't fall accidentally, then someone else must have caused her to fall from the boat through their negligence.  This sounds quite tricky to prove.  If they were all drinking and she went to the end of the boat to relive herself, then someone swerved the boat and she fell out, they must have known that there was a risk to people falling out but ignored that risk.

I've just been logic bombed again by Thai officialdom.

 

Aaaaah.

 

They should send these guys to meet Putin - stop him in his tracks.

4 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

with a recommendation that all six suspects be indicted on various charges, ranging from negligence causing the death of another person, giving false statements to the police and destroying evidence to operating a vessel without a licence, littering and using a vessel with an expired license.

 

Amid the spectacle of this whole case, are the police really recommending that prosecutors charge one or more of the abovementioned suspects with LITTERING?   Really?

 

Does anyone ever get charged with littering in Thailand?  OUCH!  That one's gonna hurt!!!  -(

 

There are no accidents....

the conclusion by the RTP is classic RTP! ????

9 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

died of suffocation from drowning and that she did not accidentally fall into the Chao Phraya River, but she fell due to someone else’s negligence.

It's called manslaughter, isn't it?

200k baht each, you pay now!

Once the check clears, it will be determined the victim was not a man so no crime, there is no law regarding womanslaughter.

 

 

Classic TIT

 

Hey, you in the back of the boat, watch me slam open the throttles all the way.  Hang on to your hat!

 

I wonder if one of the guys was coming on to her and was rebuffed.  So he tried a juvenile trick to get attention. 

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

but she fell due to someone else’s negligence.

In any other normal Country thats called manslaughter. 

7 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

Very odd wording.  Sounds like it was still an accident, but one that was caused by negligence.

 

If it wasn't murder and she didn't fall accidentally, then someone else must have caused her to fall from the boat through their negligence.  This sounds quite tricky to prove.  If they were all drinking and she went to the end of the boat to relive herself, then someone swerved the boat and she fell out, they must have known that there was a risk to people falling out but ignored that risk.

Booze, darkness and childish behavior = this. Very sad.

 

RIP

So that only leaves self inflicted or an act of diety...take your pick?

With that Sherlock conclusion the police can return to their inactive post????  

13 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

So if it was not an accident nor a murder was it Suicide by intentional drowning.....

The technical term is called "being suicided" ........ and the final report came nicely wrapped in very thick envelopes ???? 

2000 PAGES report !!!!!!!!!!!!!

What can one say.

8 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

The technical term is called "being suicided" ........ and the final report came nicely wrapped in very thick envelopes ???? 

Not thick enough, as several people have received a long list of charges including causing death. So, a pretty silly comment to make. Maybe you didn't read the link before posting.

13 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

So if it was not an accident nor a murder was it Suicide by intentional drowning.....

...come on!....it was mentioned it was caused by the reckless behaviour of others...not enough evidence to prove intent...and not clear enough to say she died accidentally.

1 minute ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Not thick enough, as several people have received a long list of charges including causing death. So, a pretty silly comment to make. Maybe you didn't read the link before posting.

As I am a non-native English speaker; "being suicided" was supposed to refer to unfinished business not by the victim - to my apparent incomplete understanding. 

13 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

fall from boat was neither accident nor murder

 

The Middle Path.

 

 

Karma.

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Police conclude late TV actress’s fall from boat was neither accident nor murder

and I conclude the police is the same as always.