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Kathu – A man stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death in Kathu.


The Kathu Police were notified of the incident on Monday afternoon (August 28th) in front of a motorbike shop on the Wichit Songkram Road in Kathu.

 

Police, emergency responders and the Phuket Express arrived at the scene to find a woman identified only as Ms. Wimon, 30 from Phetchabun. She was bleeding heavily on the ground with many stab wounds and was rushed to a local hospital where she was tragically pronounced dead.

 

Police arrested the suspect identified only as Mr. Paytai, 32, from Phetchabun. He was Ms. Wimon’s ex-boyfriend. 

 

By Goongnang Suksawat

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/08/28/man-stabs-ex-girlfriend-to-death-in-broad-daylight-in-kathu/

 

-- THE PHUKET EXPRESS 2023-08-29

 

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3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Said this before - punishment for murder should be related to the age of the person you murder. You get a standard say 25 years sentence for the murder PLUS half the expected life expectancy left of the victim. Killing a pensioner would give you 25 years, but killing a teen would give you say 25 + an additional 30. The punishment should not just be about the death, but the the length of life lost.

Please indicate that you are not serious...

You are suggesting that killing 'you', is not as bad as killing a younger person.

Because of course, you would forgive the killer since he has taken not too many years off of your life.

So people should be invited to kill older people, as these people would somehow agree that their death was not that bad after all.

Need one hell of a lawyer......

Hehehe

So please......

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5 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Said this before - punishment for murder should be related to the age of the person you murder. You get a standard say 25 years sentence for the murder PLUS half the expected life expectancy left of the victim. Killing a pensioner would give you 25 years, but killing a teen would give you say 25 + an additional 30. The punishment should not just be about the death, but the the length of life lost.

Not very well thought out.

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Lost face can and often does have deadly consequences

 

hang on, didn't that usually bring shame on the loser of face, and then they would end themselves privately, even nobly, due to said shame and dishonour?

wait wait, I forgot it's Thailand, were Buddhism isn't Buddhism, democracy isn't democracy and losing face is stabbing your ex significant other to death...

 

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18 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Said this before - punishment for murder should be related to the age of the person you murder. You get a standard say 25 years sentence for the murder PLUS half the expected life expectancy left of the victim. Killing a pensioner would give you 25 years, but killing a teen would give you say 25 + an additional 30. The punishment should not just be about the death, but the the length of life lost.

Punish them every week. 20 hits with a baseball bat then knife up the bum 20 times.

 

Every week for 25 years.

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14 hours ago, Andre0720 said:

Please indicate that you are not serious...

You are suggesting that killing 'you', is not as bad as killing a younger person.

Because of course, you would forgive the killer since he has taken not too many years off of your life.

So people should be invited to kill older people, as these people would somehow agree that their death was not that bad after all.

Need one hell of a lawyer......

Hehehe

So please......

Your post makes no sense. How does a 25 year sentence attract people to kill old people? Learn to read

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18 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Said this before - punishment for murder should be related to the age of the person you murder. You get a standard say 25 years sentence for the murder PLUS half the expected life expectancy left of the victim. Killing a pensioner would give you 25 years, but killing a teen would give you say 25 + an additional 30. The punishment should not just be about the death, but the the length of life lost.

Death sentence ... nobody deserves to live among us if intentionally killing someone.

 

Jail or death doesn't seem to be a deterrent, but will at least eliminate it being repeated by the same person.

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18 minutes ago, bignok said:

Your post makes no sense. How does a 25 year sentence attract people to kill old people? Learn to read

I did not write 'How does a 25 year sentence attract people to kill old people?'

 

Please learn to read.

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21 minutes ago, Andre0720 said:

I did not write 'How does a 25 year sentence attract people to kill old people?'

 

Please learn to read.

You claimed his idea encourages people to kill old people.

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19 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Said this before - punishment for murder should be related to the age of the person you murder. You get a standard say 25 years sentence for the murder PLUS half the expected life expectancy left of the victim. Killing a pensioner would give you 25 years, but killing a teen would give you say 25 + an additional 30. The punishment should not just be about the death, but the the length of life lost.

LOL....

 

If there were any changes in Thailand sentencing would be based on the wealth....not age of the victim.

 

The baht is revered here not sanctity of life.

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56 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Death sentence ... nobody deserves to live among us if intentionally killing someone.

 

Jail or death doesn't seem to be a deterrent, but will at least eliminate it being repeated by the same person.

LOL.  Intention is the sticking point in all murder trials.

 

Actus Reus is easy to prove.  A stabbed B.  Res ipsa loquitur

 

But how do you prove Mens Rea?

 

I have a dissertation on this rubic of the law.  Let me know if you want a copy.

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On 8/29/2023 at 9:27 AM, Gottfrid said:

Result! Instead of finding a new girlfriend, he can now look forward to be someone´s girlfriend in jail. Good Job!

the problem is that once in jail he'll be treated somewhat as a hero, a man who saved his faceloss... I know, this is a crooked, to simple way of thinking, but this really happens!

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4 hours ago, FruitPudding said:

Seriously, on what grounds could you possibly disagree with this?

If you agree with this, you should take into consideration not only the killed person's age, but also their health, wealth, quality of life, marital status, social standing etc. etc. ad infinitum.

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1 hour ago, JoseThailand said:

If you agree with this, you should take into consideration not only the killed person's age, but also their health, wealth, quality of life, marital status, social standing etc. etc. ad infinitum.

Well, certainly some of those things on your list make sense.

 

Nothing wrong with starting at 25 years then adding on more years for the destruction he caused to the victims family and so on.

 

I mean murder sentences are handed out routinely with the judge taking into account a whole variety of unique factors of the crime anyway, right? Every case is different. Some more severely punished than others 

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10 hours ago, khunpeer said:

the problem is that once in jail he'll be treated somewhat as a hero, a man who saved his faceloss... I know, this is a crooked, to simple way of thinking, but this really happens!

Nice to hear a person with first hand experience.

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3 hours ago, FruitPudding said:

mean murder sentences are handed out routinely with the judge taking into account a whole variety of unique factors of the crime anyway, right? Every case is different. Some more severely punished than others 

I agree, but there must not be such hard and fast rules like 25 years in jail + half of the remaining life expectancy. Every case is different, as you rightly said.

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