Police wrap up 15 murder and attempted murder cases against suspected serial cyanide killer

[snoop1130]

 

Thai police have completed their 3-month investigation, covering eight provinces and dating back eight years, of 15 murder and attempted murder cases, related to suspected serial cyanide killer Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn.

 

Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, the deputy national police chief, told a press conference today (Friday) that the 14 decedents and one survivor were all connected to Sararat as creditors, used car dealers or investors in share scheme.

 

He said that this is a historic case, in which the suspect allegedly committed serial murders with cyanide, so it appeared that the victims had succumbed to an illnesses, such as sudden heart failure, which would not raise suspicion. The motive was either the theft of their valuables or to wipe out the debts she owed.

 

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Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-wrap-up-15-murder-and-attempted-murder-cases-against-suspected-serial-cyanide-killer/

 

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[blackshadow]

so what is her sentance???

[Baht Simpson]

12 minutes ago, blackshadow said:

so what is her sentance???

They've completed the police investigation so it will now go to court. 

[blackshadow]

13 minutes ago, Baht Simpson said:

They've completed the police investigation so it will now go to court. 

OK TNX

[In the jungle]

"decedents"

 

???

[blackcab]

12 minutes ago, In the jungle said:

"decedents"

 

???

 

A decedent is a deceased person.

[Baht Simpson]

14 minutes ago, In the jungle said:

"decedents"

 

???

The alleged deceased victims

[klauskunkel]

12 hours ago, In the jungle said:

"decedents"

 

???

all you need to do is highlight the word you don't know and click "search"

[In the jungle]

53 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

all you need to do is highlight the word you don't know and click "search"

Having Googled the word I see that it is from the mangled version of English used by Americans. 

 

That explains why I was not familiar with it.

[jacko45k]

2 hours ago, In the jungle said:

That explains why I was not familiar with it.

We would probably use 'deceased'.......they also like to make verbs out of every noun over there...what ya gonna do?