By Goongnang Suksawat

 

Patong, Phuket – Deputy National Police Chief Surachate “Big Joke” Hakparn has confirmed a Thai woman found hanged in Patong was not a murder and her Canadian boyfriend who was detained at an airport trying to leave Thailand was likely not involved.

 

Deputy National Police Chief Surachate “Big Joke” Hakparn told the associated Thai press, “From a complete scene investigation by the Phuket Forensic Police and the Patong Police, evidence shows Ms. Wanwisa’s death did not involve murder.”

 

“A LINE chat showed that Ms. Wanwisa and her Canadian boyfriend had argued before about jealousy, but we believe this did not lead to a murder. 

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/02/16/update-police-confirm-thai-woman-found-hanged-in-patong-not-a-murder-canadian-man-detained-likely-not-involved/

 

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Nearly each and every day I'm more and more amazed at the idiocy and ineptitude of the RTP. Are they really deserving of the title of Royal?

1 hour ago, HuskerDo2 said:

Nearly each and every day I'm more and more amazed at the idiocy and ineptitude of the RTP. Are they really deserving of the title of Royal?

The British one ...

1 hour ago, webfact said:

confirmed a Thai woman found hanged in Patong was not a murder

of coarse it wasn't   ! .....   this is the honest Thai police we are taking about 

Likely not involved...maybe involved maybe not. Guy is lucky Big Joke is there or he'd be paying to be found not involved

There must be countless people turning in their urns in the knowledge that there is a RTP investigation of their demise ????Rip 

29 minutes ago, steven100 said:

of coarse it wasn't   ! .....   this is the honest Thai police we are taking about 

Wow, an on-topic post in this thread.

Well done young Steven.

 

1 hour ago, steven100 said:

of coarse it wasn't   ! .....   this is the honest Thai police we are taking about 

Probably trying to hang the curtains and slipped, got caught up in the draw cord, accidents in the home happen sometimes.  

An off topic baiting post and the replies have been removed.

2 hours ago, steven100 said:

of coarse it wasn't   ! .....   this is the honest Thai police we are taking about 

should do some spelling mate... of course  555

coarse

/kɔːs/

adjective

• 1. rough or harsh in texture:

 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

A LINE chat showed that Ms. Wanwisa and her Canadian boyfriend had argued before about jealousy, but we believe this did not lead to a murder. 

 

They argued quite a bit, especially late on in the evening, and after a few drinks. It has been said that the guy had taken lewd pictures of the woman, and that he had quite a few affairs, so all in all not a good mix.

 

RIP young lady.

55 minutes ago, Mavideol said:

should do some spelling mate... of course  555

coarse

/kɔːs/

adjective

• 1. rough or harsh in texture:

 

of course mate ...   but I'd prefer another Gin and Tonic of course.

Important facts, she tried to report him to the police and they didn't. 

Conclusion: He was important to the police monetarily.

 

He offered the brother (or family) 500,000 baht to shut up.

Conclusion:  Guilty, (if innocent, why pay to shut them up?).

 

Finally, the cops says the Canadian didn't do it, even before the autopsy results are out.

Conclusion:  This could have probably have cost a lot more than the 500,000 offered to said brother, and brother loses out on some big money.

 

Sad all around, especially for the youngish girl who had a life ahead of her, if she had just dumped her violent boyfriend and moved on....   R.I.P.