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I'm currently watching this mini series called Tokyo vice, it's all about an American newspaper reporter who goes to work for a Tokyo's newspaper and find himself mired in the  murky adepts of the Yakooza world and this Pakistani resemble those tattooed Yakooza members. 

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6 hours ago, brianthainess said:

I know it's a generalization, but a 27yr old bald tattooed Pakistani is not the norm, looks like he wanted to be part of the "gang''. 

That was my immediate thoughts, in fact he looks like a gang member with that appearance.

 

It just isn't the ' look ' of normal everyday Pakistanis.

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3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Funny how a man 'tricked into murdering the german' did not plead his innocence by going straight to the police when he found out  rather than running away and hiding. Guilty - life in the stallag !

 

Sure hope they check this persons bank accounts and show exactly how he was living in Thailand at 27 with no apparent work other than killing

Because they reported and said he has a Thai passport and has Thai residency/citizenship.

 

And from the posse attending the police station, it looks like all his family are in business in Thailand too.

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Scouse123 said:

That was my immediate thoughts, in fact he looks like a gang member with that appearance.

 

It just isn't the ' look ' of normal everyday Pakistanis.

Those glasses certainly give him a very sinister gang member look. ????

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6 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

According to his sister ...

81 are Hells Angels. Outlaws are their rivals (AFAIK).

Seems odd that they were working together.

Jump ship. Not that odd. All parents say kids are innocent. Just liars or delusional.

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5 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Sure hope they check this persons bank accounts and show exactly how he was living in Thailand at 27 with no apparent work other than killing

Why would a Thai have to prove how he funded his life unless his lifestyle indicated that he was living way beyond his means?  It was reported earlier that he was involved in land sales/transactions.

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1 minute ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why would a Thai have to prove how he funded his life unless his lifestyle indicated that he was living way beyond his means?  It was reported earlier that he was involved in land sales/transactions.

Pattaya is dirt cheap. Pensioners live there.

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2 minutes ago, bignok said:
4 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why would a Thai have to prove how he funded his life unless his lifestyle indicated that he was living way beyond his means?  It was reported earlier that he was involved in land sales/transactions.

Pattaya is dirt cheap. Pensioners live there.

So what?  What's that got to do with a 27-year old Thai having to prove how he supports himself, as someone suggested?

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2 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

So what?  What's that got to do with a 27-year old Thai having to prove how he supports himself, as someone suggested?

Prove to whom? He doesnt have to do anything. His life. None of their business.

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The Article States:

"Shortly thereafter, Uddin’s family, including his father, mother, and older brother, arrived at the police station to meet with him before he was temporarily imprisoned."

 

(How Does That Make Any Sense When You Are Dealing With A Murder Suspect Who Was Clearly Attempting To Flee The Country)(?)

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3 minutes ago, SOTIRIOS said:

The Article States:

"Shortly thereafter, Uddin’s family, including his father, mother, and older brother, arrived at the police station to meet with him before he was temporarily imprisoned."

 

(How Does That Make Any Sense When You Are Dealing With A Murder Suspect Who Was Clearly Attempting To Flee The Country)(?)

Yes it does.

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5 minutes ago, bignok said:
7 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

So what?  What's that got to do with a 27-year old Thai having to prove how he supports himself, as someone suggested?

Prove to whom?

To the poster on this thread who suggested that he should have to do just that.  I'm not saying that he should have to do that, anther member is!

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6 hours ago, rwill said:

He's innocent that is why he was trying to cross the border.

That's what was said in an earlier report yet this one says he was in an hotel. Other reports say police arrested him in a taxi (were they hiding under the seats?) another thhat he was '.....on a taxi......

Me, I think he went to Kanchanaburi to look at the scenery. 

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