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Mystery Surrounds Death of 34-Year-Old Man in Fire Incident at Landfill Worker’s Quarters
Picture from responders. Authorities are investigating the suspicious death of a 34-year-old man whose charred body was found in a workers’ accommodation near a landfill in the Kaset Sombun District of Chaiyaphum province. The deceased has been identified as Suwit, a local employee responsible for overseeing the landfill operations. Police Lieutenant Colonel Apinan Sak Thataiphaiboon, from the Kaset Sombun Police Station, was alerted to the incident after a report of a body being burned in the accommodation. Responding officers, along with medical personnel from a local hospital and rescue teams, arrived at the scene to discover Suwit’s body severely burned. Next to the victim’s body, officials found a homemade firearm. Suwit’s bed, the only furniture in the room, was also reported to be completely burned . Outside the room, a blue and black Honda Wave motorcycle, without a registration plate, belonging to him was parked. Suwit’s father, Mr. Sod, recounted that he had tried calling his son to go to work but received no response. Concerned, he entered the room only to find his son’s charred body. He immediately notified the authorities. Mr. Sod expressed uncertainty about the cause of death and noted that his son had kept the firearm for pest control purposes. Prior to the incident, Suwit had told his father of his intention to ordain as a monk before taking on a romantic relationship, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding his demise. According to Mr. Sod, his son was generally reserved, hardworking, and had no known conflicts with others. Initial forensic examinations by officials indicated that Suwit had likely stopped breathing before succumbing to the fire, with signs of gunpowder residue found on his head, suggesting a possible shooting incident. Fire damage in the room was considered moderate, with heavy soot and smoke staining on the concrete walls. The limited direct burning may have been caused by the lack of additional furniture available to fuel the fire, once the bed and body had been mostly consumed. Lieutenant Colonel Apinan has coordinated with forensic teams to conduct a thorough investigation at the scene alongside medical professionals. The body has been sent to Chaiyaphum Hospital for further examination to ascertain the exact cause of death, including whether it was possibly suicide or homicide. As the investigation continues, authorities are keen to uncover the truth behind this perplexing incident. -- 2025-02-25 -
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My Harley Disaster...
Cool story bro'! 👍 Too bad Penthouse doesn't print letters anymore because you could've sent this one in after changing the driver from a dude to a hot chick. She would've taken you home and 'administered' to your injuries all afternoon while her staff of professional mechanics rebuilt, upgraded, and even repaints your Harley. Then your friend Pete the Porker shows up screaming " What are you doing with my (18-yr old) daughter?!!!" -
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DOGE employee cuts fall heavily on agency that regulates Musk’s Tesla
I'm surprised the US Government doesn't use SAP or something for timesheets and project management. I suspect this "initiative" will lead to a spike in phishing attacks and loss of data. The actual content of the Email has been widely shared on social media, as well as the Email headers. Its now easy for someone to spoof that. Worried employee gets an email marked "Urgent", maybe quoting that original Email, citing an issue with their original reply, and saying they really need to get in touch, and furnish some additional information. Worse, someone sets up a portal, call it DOGE Time Keeping App, which you need to register at to avoid future Emails like this Need your government employee number, office address, title, SSN, home address, alternative email address. Lots of .gov emails already in the public domain, not too hard to guess email addresses using LinkedIn, ZoomInfo details. Or a mass mail to gmail, hotmail accounts, because you are bound to hit lucky, maybe offering fake employment law services etc.. And with all these hundreds of thousands of emails sent, in different formats, some with 5 points in text, in html, maybe a spreadsheet attachment, maybe replying with, maybe cc'ing, maybe bcc'ing, maybe reply all etc. Who is actually going to read them? No one. It's a stunt. What, they are going to employ some monster AI algorithm to find out someone's dull week? And then someone is on vacation, sick, compassionate leave etc. -
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Chinese Tourists Ditch Thailand! - Kidnap scandal sparks mass flight cancellations.
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Nikki Beach's Iconic White Party Lights Up Koh Samui
Will be full off russians I'm guessing as they seem to be the only people that go there as it's in middle of nowhere and a total rip off !
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