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Deadly Altercation Erupts Among Friends Over 'Hitler' Drawing


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In a tragic incident at Ladprao 122 Soi 10, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok, a university student of mixed Filipino and American heritage lost his life after a dispute escalated into a fatal stabbing.

 

Saul Jeremy Tamamago, 22, a student at Ramkhamhaeng University, was fatally wounded by his intoxicated Thai-Filipino friend, Set. The argument began when Set playfully drew a 'Hitler' symbol on Saul's head, leading to an aggressive confrontation, reported Daily News.

 

Upon responding to the scene, authorities discovered Saul's body with multiple stab wounds. Set, armed with a knife, was promptly apprehended. Investigations revealed that the two friends, who shared a residence in the area, had engaged in a drinking session at a local restaurant.

 

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The disagreement erupted when Set's offensive gesture triggered a physical fight. Set stabbed Saul twice before fleeing.

 

Tragically, Saul succumbed to his injuries shortly after being found. Set faces serious charges, including intentional homicide and illegal possession of a weapon.

 

This harrowing incident serves as a stark reminder of how seemingly trivial actions can escalate into fatal consequences, highlighting the importance of conflict resolution and responsible behavior, even among friends.

 

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22 minutes ago, JMonroe said:

That is such freaking nonsense. Hitler is often portrayed in Thailand as a "strong leader," and Thais use these symbols to show that's what they admire. Just a few years back there was a school here that held a parade in which all the students were dressed up as Nazis. No one was expressing societal frustrations. They were having "fun." Including the principal and teachers.

Got any pictures? Are you kidding? That is nuts.

 

I guess it's not too tough to believe though. I've seen Thai kids wearing t-shirts with Swastika symbols as well as "F-You" printed on them. More than likely they just don't know what it means and like how it looks etc..

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7 hours ago, scorecard said:

It also highlights that plenty of younger folks in the community think that Hitler's policies, aims, activities are suitable materials for jokes. 

I suspect that this has nothing to do with the 'hitler' symbols itself (which I assume to mean Nazi swastika) and that one of the 'drunk' men fell snoozed off and his 'friend' saw it funny to draw on his others face....  the fight then ensued...

 

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9 hours ago, webfact said:

Upon responding to the scene, authorities discovered Saul's body with multiple stab wounds. Set, armed with a knife, was promptly apprehended. Investigations revealed that the two friends, who shared a residence in the area, had engaged in a drinking session at a local restaurant.

Never ends well...

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