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Doubts over fate of missing baby boy in central Thailand, police unsure if still alive

By Peter Roche

 

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An 8 month old baby boy, missing from his home in the central province of Nakhon Pathom is still unaccounted for, according to a Thai PBS World report.

 

Thailand’s national deputy police chief, Surachate Hakparn, says he is not sure if the baby is still alive, but believes the parents are aware of what happened to their child.

 

Surachate says officers will use all possible means to get the truth from the couple, as the pair were escorted from their home in the Bang Luang district to the police station for further questioning yesterday.

 

It’s understood the parents have confirmed their willingness to take polygraph tests and to cooperate with police to prove their innocence. Investigators are examining multiple theories regarding the baby’s disappearance, including an altercation between the couple, assault, or that the husband is not the baby’s biological father.

 

Surachate has criticised local police for not immediately responding when they were informed of the baby’s disappearance on February 5. Despite extensive searches of the family’s home and surrounding areas, no clues have been found, and forensic officers have not discovered any evidence of foul play.

 

Source: https://phuket-go.com/phuket-news/national-news/doubts-over-fate-of-missing-baby-boy-in-central-thailand-police-unsure-if-still-alive/

 

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45 minutes ago, koele2 said:

Why would anyone in the police bother looking for a missing baby?  Will the baby give them money?  Will anyone give the police money?  If not, then don’t expect them to look for a baby.  That’s not their job as a policeman in Thailand.

Good sarcasm, but you do have a point re the boys in brown.

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He decisively declared that the parents - Phut, 19 and Nim, 17 - know where the child is.

 

But then he admitted that currently the whereabouts of the child are unknown.

 

This publicity seeking man, will say anything to attract attention to himself, in his never ending quest for personal attention. The degree to which he is insincere is astonishing. 

 

Lately, he has been attacking his own. Not sure how much longer they will permit this. They already banished him once, for his outrageous xenophobia, when he was chief of immigration. He brought great shame to the department. Is he doing something similar again? I would love to see him banished once and for all. Some of us wonder how he rose from the ashes the first time. 

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4 hours ago, koele2 said:

Why would anyone in the police bother looking for a missing baby?  Will the baby give them money?  Will anyone give the police money?  If not, then don’t expect them to look for a baby.  That’s not their job as a policeman in Thailand.

You know that, and I know that, but I cant believe Big Joke acts all surprised like its not common knowledge to him?  I cant quite work him out.

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"...............a 77 year old man called Phuang who saw a man in a yellow shirt carrying a child far away."

 

I really don't know what to make of that statement! 

 

Or:- "Try to make a case out of that, Sherlock!"

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1 hour ago, geisha said:

What is your problem with Big Joke. You sound obsessed every time he’s on a case !  «  outrageous xenophobia «  ? When was that ?  «  great shame to the départment «  for bringing fraud and criminal activity to light ?  «  Attacking his own »  who were colluding with Chinese mafia, drug runner, illegal casinos , boiler house schemes  etc ? So you are saying everyone should turn a blind eye, let the country be run by thugs ,  you wouldn’t mind living in a country over run with criminals so long as he doesn’t get his photo in the newspaper ? Not sure many would agree with you .

I consider him to be a phony. How many of those he has very publicly gone after, have been convicted and are in prison? Really. Very few. It is all a big show, meant to deceive the naive into thinking something is actually being done. He is a PR stooge. If you really feel otherwise, cite some examples of the results of his work. 

 

He was outrageously xenophobic as head of immigration. I believe to the point where he was not only dumped, but exiled. He became a huge liability, and said some highly ignorant stuff. How he was revived is anyone's guess. 

 

I would be totally supportive of a real crime fighter. But, I don't support imposters and publicity hounds. 

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3 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I consider him to be a phony. How many of those he has very publicly gone after, have been convicted and are in prison? Really. Very few. It is all a big show, meant to deceive the naive into thinking something is actually being done. He is a PR stooge. If you really feel otherwise, cite some examples of the results of his work. 

 

He was outrageously xenophobic as head of immigration. I believe to the point where he was not only dumped, but exiled. He became a huge liability, and said some highly ignorant stuff. How he was revived is anyone's guess. 

 

I would be totally supportive of a real crime fighter. But, I don't support imposters and publicity hounds. 

Well, got to give it to you, you have a wild imagination ! I cant remember him doing anything xenophobic a few years back, I do know he tried to sort out immigration irregularities , the «  tips «  asked , and a problem with the excessive investment in useless machines. Yes, he stepped on a few toes . All the latest headlines are ongoing cases ! You expect to be caught and put in jail immediately, you should know, as most people do, that’s not the way it works. Whatever, that’s your opinion, but I find you have an excessive fixation on what most people believe is a good person. Thais love front page headlines, as do the rest of the world.  . 

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Does anyone remember all the controversy he stirred up four or five years ago? He went from being chief of immigration, the being fired and banished. Then he re-appered, was put on some police committee, then dismissed. Then he became chief of police. Go figure. 

 

It was the latest turn of events for Surachate’s career. The immigration chief was abruptly removed from the force in April 2019 and transferred to an obscure civilian post under the Prime Minister’s Office, though he remained largely missing from the public until the shooting earlier this month.

 

https://www.khaosodenglish.com/politics/2020/01/27/big-joke-left-country-days-after-govt-warning/

 

From 4 years ago:

The former limelight-loving chief of immigration is having a hard time holding down a job this year.

 

In April, he was removed from his high-profile post atop the Immigration Bureau without explanation. He was later removed from the force and reduced to a civil servant in the bureaucracy.

 

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/joked-around-former-thai-immigration-boss-pulled-from-new-job/

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15 hours ago, Ginner said:

This is Big Joke throwing his underlings under the bus to make himself look good. He loves being in the spotlight. But know RTP he well may have a target on his back.

Yes ,like before he might steps on the wrong persons toes and get send to an inactive post or Disappear forever.

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12 hours ago, phetpeter said:

Reminds me when a cement lorry hit me and made me turn over in the ditch in the middle of the road near Saraburi, the lorry drove off, and the locals came to my aid, when the police were phoned they asked if anybody was dead or seriosly injured. When told that noone was, they stated that they wouldnt be coming. and to contact my insurance company. Thankfully the insurance man turned up, took me to hospital, and took control of everything including statements from the locals who witnessed the situration.  He was a better policeman than the real police.

I had a similar experience. Police didn't come to take any witnesses statements and only the insurance guy showed up...
As stated in previous posts. if there's nothing in it for them, they don't show up...

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On 2/16/2023 at 9:58 AM, webfact said:

He questioned the whole procedural processes at the police station from top to bottom.

Now Big Joke you just have a hundred or more police stations to visit and thousands of other cases to 'Jivy' them along on.

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