A shocking revelation has emerged in the case of the notorious Thai cyanide serial killer as a relative of a police officer who passed away three years ago claims that the deceased might be the killer’s 16th victim.

 

This suspicion arises from the fact that the officer had a meeting with the alleged murderer, Sararat “Am” Rangsiwuthaporn, shortly before suffering a fatal heart attack.

 

Sararat, the prime suspect in the cyanide poisoning spree, has been linked to 15 victims, with 14 of them tragically losing their lives. Her most recent target was Siriporn “Koy” Khanwong, a Thai woman who fell victim to the poison on April 14 of this year. The latest confirmed victim was identified as Monthathip, a 37 year old woman.

 

All the victims had close connections with Sararat, and a significant number were either police officers themselves or had ties to the police force. Shockingly, two police officers became victims of Sararat’s poison, with their deaths occurring shortly after lending her money or investing in her businesses.

The unnamed police officer, suspected to be the 16th victim, passed away in November 2020 due to a sudden heart attack. Friends and family members became suspicious of the circumstances surrounding his death, as his physical appearance after passing seemed unusual compared to typical heart attack cases.

 

by Petch Petpailin

Top Photo via Channel 3

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/deceased-police-officer-potentially-16th-victim-of-thai-cyanide-serial-killer

 

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As it is the practice to cremate bodies of the deceased, it would seem there is little evidence to work with.  One hopes that some blood or tissue samples were taken and kept but that is not a common practice with heart attack victims.

A lack of a full autopsy report at the time of death of the many deceased seems to have added to her tally before her ultimate demise.