Video: Double rape/ murderer of children nearly lynched at Phetchaburi reenactment

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Sanook Thai Caption: Nearly gets a kicking!

 

Scenes of utter chaos broke out at a reenactment of the rape and murder of two teens in Phetchaburi, south/central Thailand yesterday. 

 

A video - link here - showed police barely able to control angry people in Nong Chumphon sub-district of Kao Yoi. 

 

Sanook reported that  Nai Chert Srijoon, 53, was nearly lynched. 

 

Women were hurling expletives as people tried to stop a police van that hurriedly took the suspect away from the violent encounter. 

 

Nai Chert was arrested in Chanthaburi in Thailand's east after being on the run for 14 years.

 

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Picture: Sanook

 

Back in 2008 he raped and murdered a 13 year old girl and murdered a 16 year old girl. 

 

The first victim was strangled and tossed in some water while the second, contacted a short while after, was raped then also strangled and thrown in undergrowth by the side of a road.

 

Both victims were known to the offender.

 

He said that after the crimes he went to hide in Klong Toei, then Lopburi and finally Chanthaburi from where he hailed. 

 

He did various jobs never using his Thai ID number so that he could evade capture. 

 

The violent and angry scenes took place at a third reenactment spot.

 

Wanchai, the father of the 16 year old - holding his murdered daughter's picture - and relatives managed to break through a police cordon and try to attack the murderer. 

 

The reenactment - a common feature of Thai cases - had to be abandoned at this point.

 

Several years ago an RTP chief called for reenactments to stop but they continue to this day with the media always in attendance for high profile ones, notes ASEAN NOW.

 

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[Bert got kinky]

 

If i was plod at this incident I would be very tempted to turn a blind eye and let the mob have their way with him.

The pain and frustration on the faces of the victim's relatives was heartbreaking, that pain is still with them 14 years later.

 

[khwaibah]

Should of let the people have justice . Thailand has no guts or morales on this.

[Farmerslife]

It is no surprise that feelings are boiling over but why do they do these re-enactments here. Do they really gain any fresh evidence or insight from them? 

 If the suspect has already confessed what's the point and if the suspect is innocent how can they re-enact something they weren't involved in ?  

[hughrection]

5 minutes ago, Farmerslife said:

It is no surprise that feelings are boiling over but why do they do these re-enactments here. Do they really gain any fresh evidence or insight from them? 

 If the suspect has already confessed what's the point and if the suspect is innocent how can they re-enact something they weren't involved in ?  

Simply put ....... 'show,show.show.'

 

It's all about the appearance of doing something & like you said, if he has confessed what is the point?

 

Incompetent to the core all of them bar none. 

 

Show - Show - Show.   ????

 

[Bert got kinky]

8 minutes ago, Farmerslife said:

It is no surprise that feelings are boiling over but why do they do these re-enactments here. Do they really gain any fresh evidence or insight from them? 

 If the suspect has already confessed what's the point and if the suspect is innocent how can they re-enact something they weren't involved in ?  

why do they do these re-enactments here

In the hope that one of the mob slips through the cordon and inflicts extreme pain on the perp. ????

 

 

 

[Gecko123]

I'm not sure if these re-enactments are always appropriate, but I don't think it's fair to say that they are done only to provide an opportunity for the police to grandstand in front of the public.

 

The community receives the comfort of seeing the perpetrator confess to the crime and the assurance that the right person was apprehended. The community also receives an opportunity to voice condemnation of the crime, thus reinforcing societal norms, perhaps helping bring closure.

 

Re-enactments can serve as a form of public atonement, which is an important part of the criminal rehabilitation process.

 

Re-enactments serve to validate verbal or written confessions, and can be useful as evidence in the event the confession is later retracted. They can also be useful if there is more than one perpetrator and one perpetrator is testifying against the other(s), or if there are conflicting accounts about what happened. Cops also take criminals through re-enactments to better understand criminal motives, psychology, and behavior.

 

[LennyW]

Should have let the locals deal with it - job done!

[Liverpool Lou]

14 minutes ago, LennyW said:

Should have let the locals deal with it - job done!

No way am I condoning what he's alleged to have done but lynch him before he's been to court for a verdict to be made?   

[Gottfrid]

Lynching? Oki doki! Now we put the brain back in gear to 1918. Who said mental time travel is not possible?