Chinese student here only 20 days kidnapped, tortured and murdered by evil gang from China

[Liverpool Lou]

6 hours ago, realfunster said:

It's not clear how these three suspects were both so quickly identified and identified as criminals, one wonders...

It is clear, CCTV and car and house rentals.

[2baht]

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Yes, they left the country before the kidnapping was reported to the police, how could the police have stopped them from leaving?

Artificial intelligence? Lighten up Lou, or is it just a scouser thing?

[Liverpool Lou]

4 hours ago, Adumbration said:

Just like shooting ducks in a barrel. 

"Ducks in a barrel [sic]"?  What?   You need to get all your fish in a row.

[Liverpool Lou]

4 hours ago, Purdey said:

Amazing how they know who did it and unfortunately couldn't catch them

The kidnapping wasn't reported to the police until the day after they left the country and a couple of days after the killing.  How would you expect the RTP to catch people who haven't been reported to them, neither had the crime?

[Liverpool Lou]

3 hours ago, chilli42 said:

I get that but it says her father is a music teacher in China … not a lucrative profession to be paying out kidnapping ransom 

Really?  What is his salary and how much savings/investment does he have?

[Chicksaw]

2 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

How would you expect the RTP to catch people who haven't been reported to them, neither had the crime?

Presentiment. All good forces have them.

[champers]

1 hour ago, Lingba said:

Thailand becoming the hub for Chinese riff raff

T'was ever thus and not just the Chinese.

[Liverpool Lou]

42 minutes ago, 2baht said:

Humor, Lou, humor, don't you get it? ????

I do when I see some.

[Liverpool Lou]

16 minutes ago, 2baht said:

Artificial intelligence? Lighten up Lou, or is it just a scouser thing?

No idea, you'd have to ask that of a scouser.

[Liverpool Lou]

8 minutes ago, Chicksaw said:

10 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

How would you expect the RTP to catch people who haven't been reported to them, neither had the crime?

Presentiment. All good forces have them.

What the duck are you talking about, ESP?  'Kin ridiculous assertion.

[Jonathan Swift]

I'm just someone who observes but knows his opinions are not based on any comprehensive insight into the given subject. It seems to me that immigration enforcement should search all of the Chinese passports on file, as well as any permits issued, and track these people's movements, looking for any red flags. I don't know what else to suggest, but Chinese organized criminals are a horrible scourge tainting an otherwise wonderful place. 

[VocalNeal]

5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Thanks. Immigration are utterly obnoxious, repulsive, highly xenophobic, and beyond toxic. 

That has no been my experience where I live. They are simply civil servants doing a procedural job.

[tandor]

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Not for Chinese, they require a visa.

Oh..ok..i stand corrected.

[Chicksaw]

37 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

What the duck are you talking about, ESP?  'Kin ridiculous assertion.

Take it easy. When I see someone having a bad day I can't resist yanking their chain. Just the little devil in me.

[Smokey and the Bandit]

57 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

They don't need to, the regular RTP are doing that but they cannot act before a crime is committed or before they are advised of it!

 

"...better off going after REAL criminals who kill people?"

It sounds as though you're suggesting that murder is the only crime that should be investigated.  I take it that the Immigration officials in your country have abandoned their posts in order to do the work of the police force or are you just advocating it for Thailand?

I agree the regular RTP investigate regular crime

Crime by foreigners also would also come under their purview, now wouldn't the regular RTP need to get assistance from the immigration cops to get addressees, pictures etc of potential suspects, or can they access the immigration database, that's a genuine question, I don't know.?

 

What I am suggesting is that arresting over stayers is fair enough, as it is illegal, and is easy pickings,  and almost every day we see on AN, pictures of 4 or 5 or 6 cops behind a person on overstay? What a waste of police time? So in any day how many cops are getting their pictures taken and how much time is being wasted? Rhetorical question.

 

Murder is of course not the only crime and I was not suggesting it was, but it is one the most foul/worse crimes, unlike a person on overstay, who has only hurt him/her-self.

 

"  I take it that the Immigration officials in your country have abandoned their posts in order to do the work of the police force or are you just advocating it for Thailand?"

You take it wrong, and I never inferred that!

Surely the Government have intelligence networks like they do in my country, like the FBI, NSA DEA etc that collect information on potential suspects and then if they enter the country,(Thailand in this case) immigration police would get flagged?

Immigration in my country work with other agencies all the time and share information to nab the bad people.

 

Are you suggesting Thailand can't do something similar, or at least try to?

 

 

 

[Jaggg88]

11 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Strange story, why do it in Thailand when everyone involved is from China

Simply because if your child is away in a foreign country the parents will feel more vulnerable and have less control so more likely to just pay up

 

[mikeymike100]

2 hours ago, Lingba said:

Thailand becoming the hub for Chinese riff raff

It has been for quite some time!

[mikeymike100]

1 hour ago, Jonathan Swift said:

I'm just someone who observes but knows his opinions are not based on any comprehensive insight into the given subject. It seems to me that immigration enforcement should search all of the Chinese passports on file, as well as any permits issued, and track these people's movements, looking for any red flags. I don't know what else to suggest, but Chinese organized criminals are a horrible scourge tainting an otherwise wonderful place. 

Whilst that may be a pragmatic suggestion, and I concur, I get a feeling some of the woke mob would suggest it could be racist?

[JemJem]

Just found out about this as I was reading the Bangkok Post of today just now. Horrible. One doesn't want to imagine how the poor girl felt from the moment she was kidnapped. 

 

I hope they will be caught and then get the death penalty or life without parole, either here or in China. I guess life without parole here in Thailand would make them suffer more. 

[Spock]

2 hours ago, Jonathan Swift said:

Chinese organized criminals are a horrible scourge tainting an otherwise wonderful place. 

China? You mean apart from the dictatorial rule, persecution of minorities, 1984 style censorship of history and internet and face recognition spy cameras, slaughter, often torturous,  of 20,000,000 dogs a year and the illegal wild life trade reaping organs and body parts for medicines and flesh for exotic foods. Otherwise a wonderful place!

[rudi49jr]

An evil gang from China. As opposed to all the friendly Thai gangs?

[mommysboy]

Well bang goes their tourist revival, unfair or otherwise!

[Chicksaw]

 

Chinese student here only 20 days kidnapped, tortured and murdered by evil gang from China

 

Headline next month:

Chinese student here over 200 days not yet kidnapped, tortured or murdered, Ms. Lu Kee Long, to be felicitated by Bangkok Governor and Chinese Ambassador.

[PingRoundTheWorld]

On 4/3/2023 at 1:51 AM, scubascuba3 said:

Strange story, why do it in Thailand when everyone involved is from China

Probably easier for them to operate here - they fly under the radar as nobody pays attention to them until some big news like this breaks - and they're literally already gone when it does. Gotta wonder how many such gangs there are that we don't hear about because they're successful and release the victims instead of murdering them.

Thailand has done great in arresting and deporting some of the bigger fish recently, but there's still probably thousands (at least) of small-time crooks here, including all nationalities but of course many Chinese. Reminds me of what some guy once told me: "the thing I like about Thailand is that it has no extradiction treaty with France" - I did not inquire why that's a concern...

[ThaiFelix]

On 4/3/2023 at 3:00 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

What?  Did you bother to read the OP which detailed the motive?

Why read the article when the imagination is so much more exciting lol

 

[ThaiFelix]

On 4/3/2023 at 3:48 PM, Jonathan Swift said:

Chinese organized criminals are a horrible scourge tainting an otherwise wonderful place. 

and who operated, till recently, with absolute  impunity because of widespread corruption among officials in just about every Govt department of this "otherwise wonderful place".  lol

 

[markclover]

On 4/3/2023 at 4:32 AM, Chicksaw said:

There's more to this. What's the motive? They came all the way to Thailand to murder a music student?

Probably a really bad singer.