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A horrific family dispute in the Pak Chong district of the northeast Nakhon Ratchasima province ended in tragedy as a 31 year old man fatally shot his 57 year old uncle. Police took several hours to interrogate the suspect under arrest.

 

They managed to get a confession out of him, eventually revealing a grudge sparked by the victim’s insulting words.

In the fatal incident, Samorn, a general labourer, was found dead on his bed with a gunshot wound through his left ear. A bullet casing of an unknown size was found nearby. The incident happened yesterday.

 

Following the fatal shooting, Pak Chong Police Station ordered the detective team to arrest and prosecute the suspect. Updated progress was announced at 8am today. The station’s Assistant Superintendent Chat Narong stated that the investigation team, led by an experienced officer, had arrested Duangsit, a nephew by marriage of the deceased, whom they had been interrogating intensively for several hours, reported KhaoSod.

 

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Picture courtesy of KhaoSod.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/crime/pak-chong-tragedy-nephew-murders-uncle-over-insult-feud

 

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20 minutes ago, webfact said:

revealing a grudge sparked by the victim’s insulting words.

Land of Smiles?  More like Land of VIOLENCE!

LOV, very ironic....

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49 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:

Land of Smiles?  More like Land of VIOLENCE!

LOV, very ironic....

Actually they can leave it as LOS but add a "B"

LOSB = land of small brain

 

or LOFE= Land of fragile ego

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We only want confessions in under 30 seconds usually  but this one took several hours with a several hour lunch break its been exhaustive ????

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"They managed to get a confession out of him..."

 

"Did you do it?" WHACK!

"Did you do it?" WHACK!

"Why did you do it?" WHACK!

"Why did you do it?" WHACK!

"Sign here please".

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9 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

Land of Smiles?  More like Land of VIOLENCE!

LOV, very ironic....

I actually see many more smiles than violence.

Orders of magnitude more.

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12 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

Land of Smiles?  More like Land of VIOLENCE!

LOV, very ironic....

You are never safe if you are out and about in Thailand. Any moment, if you come across a mentally ill idiot roaming the streets (one threw a rock at my wife's car as she drove by, for no reason at all), or if you argue with a Thai over anything you could be set upon by a group of rapid Neanderthals - who might not even know what the issue is about - or be shot or attacked with a machete. Most of the time you are fine, but it's the one time you might not be which is the problem. The place is a tinder box.

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3 hours ago, timendres said:

I actually see many more smiles than violence.

Orders of magnitude more.

Let's not exaggerate... Neither are present (as much as claimed/perceived by some). Ever seen Thai family photos? Frowniest people ever. 

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Not see mass shootings of schools, supermarts , malls same as No.1 cuntry !

Yes sure Thailand has people damagd a lot by western ivention chemicals that is often problem.

 

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13 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

We only want confessions in under 30 seconds usually  but this one took several hours with a several hour lunch break its been exhaustive ????

May have been the plastic bag from lunch that made the nephew remember he shot the uncle

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