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Mysterious disappearance of Thai monk stirs fears of foul play

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A Thai monk disappeared from a temple in the Isaan province of Loei to go on a pilgrimage and hasn’t been seen for over a month. The mother of the 40 year old monk, Sarawut “Yod” Larbpho, believes that her son has been murdered. She is convinced after the soul of her monk son possessed her body to tell the story.

 

Yod’s mother, Dokmai Larbpho, says her son has been a devoted monk for over two decades. Although his family home is in Nakhon Panom province, he relocated to the Tham Pha Dam Santi Dham Temple in the Loei province on July 13 last year reported ThaiRath.

 

Dokmai told the media that she received a call from a fellow monk at the temple on April 25, stating that her son had embarked on a pilgrimage the day before, on April 24. Concerned about his destination, she asked about his son’s destination, but the monk said he did not know.

 

Dokmai said she tried to contact Yod but was unable to reach him. She was curious and felt that her son would tell her if he had the pilgrimage plan. Dokmai revealed that her last conversation with Yod occurred at the beginning of April when he asked for 3,000 baht from her.

 

Dokmai claimed that the abbot, Jandee Thanajantho, and another monk at the temple named Buarian, denied her permission to visit the temple and search for Yod.

 

Dokmai believes her son has been murdered and his body is hidden inside the temple. She said she dreamt about it so, filed a complaint at Na Duang Police Station on Saturday, May 21.

 

By Petch Petpailin

Caption: Photo via Amarin TV

 

Full Story: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/mysterious-disappearance-of-thai-monk-stirs-fears-of-foul-play

 

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Before they start calling it foul play they should check to see if any money is missing.

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Dokmai claimed that the abbot, Jandee Thanajantho, and another monk at the temple named Buarian, denied her permission to visit the temple and search for Yod.

 

Dokmai believes her son has been murdered and his body is hidden inside the temple. She said she dreamt about it so, filed a complaint at Na Duang Police Station on Saturday, May 21.

Did the temple have a crematorium?

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