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Crime Phetchabun: Forest Dispute Ends in Triple Fatality
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A bitter land dispute in Phetchabun Province has ended in tragedy, with three people dead in what police believe was a murder-suicide driven by revenge. At approximately 09:15 on the morning of 15 June, local rescue volunteers from the Rom Pho Foundation were alerted to a suspected murder in Moo 8, Ban Tok subdistrict. Upon arrival, they discovered the lifeless body of a 69-year-old woman, identified as Mrs. Wandee, known locally as “Aeow”. She had suffered fatal knife wounds to the neck and was found lying in a pool of blood beside the road near Wat Sa Kae Ngam. Mrs. Wandee was a former caretaker of wild boars and looked after a bear named “Kaew”, which had previously injured a person in an unrelated incident. Following the initial discovery, authorities were informed of two further deaths in the forested hills behind the village. The second victim, Mr. Yutth, 78, known locally as “Pa Khao”, was found dead from similar knife wounds at his hillside garden. The third body, located roughly 500 metres from Pa Khao, was identified as the suspected attacker, Mr. Chaliao, 64. He was discovered hanged, with police believing he had taken his own life after the killings. According to initial inquiries with local residents, the motive may have stemmed from a longstanding dispute over illegal forest clearance. Mr. Chaliao was reportedly angry at Mrs. Wandee for reporting his alleged forest encroachment to the authorities, which led to legal action being taken against him.It is believed that he attacked her in retaliation. Mr. Yutth is believed to have encountered the suspect by chance, as he was escaping into the forest and was fatally attacked as a result. Police from Mueang Phetchabun Station and forensic staff from Phetchabun Hospital are continuing their investigation to determine the full sequence of events and confirm the motive behind the killings. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-16 -
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USA Trump's Crypto Windfall: President Reports $57 Million in Earnings from Digital Token
Guess selling access to the White House beats selling cartoons bibles and sneakers humm ??some president just beggers belief. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 16 June 2025
Chiang Rai Prepares for Legal Status Process for Over 80,000 Stateless Residents Picture courtesy of Kaoded. More than 80,000 people in Chiang Rai are eligible to apply for legal status under a Cabinet resolution aimed at regularising the status of long-term stateless residents. The government has approved a central budget of 123 million baht to support the process, which is set to begin on 30 June 2025. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363743-chiang-rai-prepares-for-legal-status-process-for-over-80000-stateless-residents/ -
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BREAKING NEWS Minnesota Murder Suspect of Two Lawmakers Car Found.
I’d take a hard look at just what his wife up to during the killings and after I hope she has a newer car they might be able to track it with it’s computer….that is if the investigation is being carried out in a competent manner.+ her cell phone hopefully they got a search warrant for that as well. -
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Politics Chiang Rai Prepares for Legal Status Process for Over 80,000 Stateless Residents
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. More than 80,000 people in Chiang Rai are eligible to apply for legal status under a Cabinet resolution aimed at regularising the status of long-term stateless residents. The government has approved a central budget of 123 million baht to support the process, which is set to begin on 30 June 2025. The initiative follows a resolution by the Cabinet on 29 October 2024, which laid out criteria for accelerating the legal recognition of individuals who migrated into Thailand along the border areas prior to 18 January 2005 and have been living in the country for no less than 15 years. The aim is to address long-standing issues affecting stateless persons, many of whom have lived in the country for decades without legal recognition. According to the Ministry of Interior’s announcement, published in the Royal Gazette on 29 May 2025, the legalisation process will begin 30 days after publication. Applications can be submitted from 30 June 2025 and must be completed within five working days of submission. The process is free of charge. Eligible applicants include holders of “non-citizen” identity cards, specifically, the 0-89 series and the “highland people” 6-series cards. Required documentation includes Form 89, Form Tor Ror 38 Kor, personal history records, and a non-conflicting history of residency in Thailand. Nationwide, more than 483,000 individuals have been identified as potential beneficiaries of this policy. This includes 340,101 long-term migrants and 143,525 children born in Thailand to non-citizen parents. The government has allocated the budget to support application processing and administrative procedures. Chiang Rai Province alone accounts for over 80,000 eligible individuals. Key districts with high numbers of applicants include: 1. Mae Sai District – 37,987 people 2. Mae Fa Luang District – 14,881 people 3. Mae Chan District – 10,104 people 4. Mueang Chiang Rai District – 13,801 people The remaining eligible individuals are distributed across 14 other districts in the province. Applicants must submit their requests to the district chief of their home district. The policy covers 19 recognised ethnic groups and aims to ensure inclusive access to legal rights, social services, and improved quality of life for stateless persons. The Interior Ministry has emphasised the urgency of this effort to close long-standing gaps in legal identity and promote sustainable wellbeing across border communities. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-06-16 -
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Israel’s Strikes Leave Iran Reeling Amid Escalating Conflict
I don't think the USA or Europe opposes an independent state or ever has. https://lawandsocietymagazine.com/how-palestine-rejected-offer-to-have-its-own-state-5-times-in-the-past/
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