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RIP , this premeditated murder these guys went armed ! not common assault ! its Murder not attempted murder he's dead ..

3 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:

He neither as he threatened her with a knife and forced her to stay indoors

She says, no witness. 

More likely a lie to get her 'brother' off. 

4 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:

He neither as he threatened her with a knife and forced her to stay indoors

Only have her word for that! Maybe it was just as likely he said of you go out don't come back! Sounds more realistic. Three men turn up with knives then it's murder with intent. 

Bunch of complete idiots. I mean if you are going to kill someone , plan to do it where there is no CCTV !

They really are uneducated clowns  . 

48 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Bunch of complete idiots. I mean if you are going to kill someone , plan to do it where there is no CCTV !

The scent of a "kitty"...

5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

The moral to this story is, don't be possessive, give your woman some freedom, give her some space and independence. If she abuses that, then let her go. Very simple. 

 

Such drama queens here. Such insecurity and self loathing. Real men allow women to have a life. 

Real men choose women who have a life ???? 

7 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:

He neither as he threatened her with a knife and forced her to stay indoors

Speculation, apart from the fact that he has gone to meet his maker.????????

5 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

This happened at 1am. I wonder where she wanted to go at, say, midnight. If your wife did the same, what would you be thinking? 

Do temples have the equivalent to midnight mass?????????

11 hours ago, webfact said:

She said that she had known the deceased for 5 months. He liked to drink beer at home and stopped her going out.

She only knew her husband for five months?

 

11 hours ago, webfact said:

She called her close friend at work, a man called Premsuk to come and help. She said they had developed a close relationship over the last two months.

It kind of sounds like he had reason to object to her going out... ????

5 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

This happened at 1am. I wonder where she wanted to go at, say, midnight. If your wife did the same, what would you be thinking? 

Apparently you're not a "real man" unless you don't mind your wife disappearing in the middle of the night to go drinking! ????‍♂️

 

This obviously shows some issues with their relationship that run a lot deeper than simply the going out, and they probably shouldn't really be together, but, IMO at least, there's nothing wrong with not wanting your wife to go out drinking without you at midnight.

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Bang Sao Thong police have charged Premsuk, 24, Jiraphan, 25, and Chaiya with assault causing death.

 

Fingerprints and DNA from the three as well as the woman, Kanitha, 22, have been taken.

One dead and four lives screwed up over this?

Jesus what a place Thailand is turning into.

19 hours ago, Lucky Bones said:

Sounds like Premsuk is the womans brother.????????

 

19 hours ago, webfact said:

She called her close friend at work, a man called Premsuk to come and help. She said they had developed a close relationship over the last two months.

Not Brother... possibly lover?

16 hours ago, wombat said:

There are 5000 stories in the naked city.

This has been one of them.

Naked City? Everyone here has clothes on. I might have to consider moving if the female population in your town is over 80%.

13 hours ago, steven100 said:

They really are uneducated clowns  . 

Actually they are uneducated murderers.

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

 

Not Brother... possibly lover?

Since when is a Thai girl's "brother" not her lover?????????

19 hours ago, wombat said:

There are 5000 stories in the naked city.

This has been one of them.

Only 5000 ?  

13 hours ago, steven100 said:

They really are uneducated clowns  . 

Power of the puss with some crocodile tears thrown in?????????

22 hours ago, webfact said:

She called her close friend at work, a man called Premsuk to come and help. She said they had developed a close relationship over the last two months.

Say no more, but murder ? These guys hopefully won't be going out for a while.

23 hours ago, webfact said:

She called her close friend at work, a man called Premsuk to come and help. She said they had developed a close relationship over the last two months.

this is the real story here. 

 

a friend who is willing to come over and kill for you ? me thinks that cherry might be pretty decent to convince a man to go to those lengths for you. 

also.

 

lets get context here. small apartment. husband holding knife in anger drunk etc. 

 

you then go on to call a *friend* to come over and help you out. while the drunk man holding the knife stands by idle. if she made an actual phone call (which there would be records for) you are telling me he stood by listening to that and was all like......... na ill put the knife down and calm down while you call in people. 

 

something doesn't add up here. 

Lots of speculation here throwing the murder word around and adding details not reported. 

 

Report summary - Abusive drunk partner threatening woman with knife to not leave.  She calls/messages friend to help (not asking him to kill).  He arrives with friends to help extract woman from premises out of harms way. Drunk was armed with knife when they arrive. Was murder on anyone's minds?  Things escalate. 

 

No report of men arriving with knives (I haven't read in this article,  is there another?).  The sequence of events are determined by police via statements, separate interviews, crime scene analysis, DNA, prints, weapons, clothing, CCTV, phone records (calls, messages etc). Police charged persons with assault offences. 

 

With murder you need to prove intent.  A fight that escalates and excessive actions in the heat of the moment could be manslaughter.  But self defence of self/others and perhaps intial noble intent does mitigate things.  Laws are not black and white.  It's very complex with many intricacies. 

 

The decisons of the woman seeking friends help as opposed to police - why?  What are the police like in that area?  Are they reliable and responsive enough?  How do they treat domestic violence? Why seek help of her friend/lover instead?  The way things are preferably done in villages/towns?  Or just a dumb decison?

 

Taking matters into own hands is always a bad idea with criminal matters.  Ended bad here and now three guys have their lives potentially ruined, one violent drunk is dead.  

White knight to the rescue ended bad here.