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Whistleblower’s deadly game: Ex-Thai League referee commits foul murder in Pattaya


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A horrifying scene played out yesterday when a former Thai League football referee took a woman’s life in a brutal murder before succumbing to self-inflicted wounds in Pattaya. The gruesome murder incident transpired at a three-storey lodging establishment, featuring a café and shophouse, situated along the Jomtien Beach Road in the Banglamung district of Chon Buri. The heated event transpired yesterday, around 11.15am, according to Pol. Capt. Chonlawit Athiphansi.

 

The assailant was recognised as Sunthorn Porjai, a 57 year old fitness trainer, known in his previous profession as a referee in the Thai League. Upon the police officer’s arrival, they found Sunthorn in a frenzied state, displaying a grievous slash on his neck and wielding a 40cm long knife, the blade epically stained with blood. He had somehow managed to secure the weapon to his wrist with a strap. As Sunthorn looked on the brink of losing consciousness due to his injuries, officers quickly disarmed him. He was rushed off to Pattaya Hospital, however, his wounds were so severe that he died.

 

Officers at the scene discovered an additional horrific scene – a woman dead behind a counter, in a grim pool of blood. The deceased, 51 year old Saowajee Lekkhian, was the proprietor of the lodging venue. She suffered multiple stab wounds to her back, abdomen and throat, coupled with head injuries, signalling a horrifically violent encounter. Tragically, she was already dead when found at the scene, reported The Pattaya News. A motorbike taxi rider, who went by the name of Kob, said…

 

“I heard a woman’s terrified screams.”

 

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Full Story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/crime/former-thai-league-referee-fatally-stabs-pattaya-woman-before-self-inflicted-wounds

 

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Thai rage is a serious problem, and the fact that they use extreme violent acts to justify it is sickening. 

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2 hours ago, jcmj said:

Thai rage is a serious problem, and the fact that they use extreme violent acts to justify it is sickening. 

It's worldwide, and TH is low on the murder per capita scale w/2.6 per 100k.

 

Much better than #1 @ 49.3 per 100k

 

Safer to live here than the Americas or Europe ????

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

 

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She was our friend , a kind caring Lady dedicated to her young daughter.Tragically taken away with extreme violence from a deranged cowardly individual. May she rest in peace ???? 

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