Nakhon Pathom provincial police will deploy a submersible drone to search all waterways close to the home of an 8-month-old baby in Bang Len district. The child has been missing for two weeks.

 

The baby’s mother, Nim, told the media at their home that she learned that the police will deploy the submersible in the Tha Chin River, the Thor Canal and a fish pond belonging to her father.

 

She explained that the police will search her father’s fish pond because she regularly took her baby to see her father after accompanying her husband to work at a factory.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-to-use-a-submersible-in-search-for-missing-baby-in-nakhon-pathom/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2023-02-20

 

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Something very strange about this missing baby case.

Elon where are you when we need you....

4 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Something very strange about this missing baby case.

A DNA test from her baby indicate that there is a match with that of his uncle.   Sound like Hubby may have been a little peeved with his brother, wife, or baby. but there again what Uncle means in Thailand can be a lot different to how we conceive it, as in 'brother'. 

 

Edited February 20, 20233 yr by brianthainess

6 hours ago, brianthainess said:

A DNA test from her baby indicate that there is a match with that of his uncle.   Sound like Hubby may have been a little peeved with his brother, wife, or baby. but there again what Uncle means in Thailand can be a lot different to how we conceive it, as in 'brother'. 

 

I'd just add that DNA tests are better for excluding someone than identifying someone.  If they DNA tested everyone in Nakhon Pathom they would have several matches, not just one.