A Thai man admitted to murdering his two year old stepdaughter at a house in Samut Prakarn province near Bangkok while he was intoxicated. Police suspected a 16 year old caregiver of involvement in the murder.

Medical professionals reached out to officers from Phra Pradaeng Police Station at night on December 17 after an unconscious girl, 2 year old Focus, was admitted to the hospital and later died. Police rushed to the hospital to investigate and found the girl’s face swollen and her body covered in bruises and wounds.

 

According to the hospital, Focus’s stepfather, 21 year old Rittiporn, and her grandmother, 44 year old Juthaporn, took the girl to the hospital by motorcycle. Doctors provided CPR to the girl, but they were unable to save her life. Bruises and wounds made them suspicious, so the police were called.

 

by Petch Petpailin

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Rittiporn and Juthaporn were summoned to the police station for questioning. Rittporn reported to the police that his stepdaughter, Focus, lost consciousness at their rented room in the Phrapadaeng district in Samut Prakarn province.

 

by Petch Petpailin

Photo via ThaiPost

 

 

It seems that a lot of young people do not know how to look after babies and young children. Resulting in the abuse and sad events like this.

And the PM wants citizens to have more children.

Frightening.

I just wonder who put a laughing emoji in the news feed for this article? Shame on you for not understanding better!

All five shared the same room, 44yo grandmother, The baby, him, her 19yr old mother, and a 16 yr old caregiver  WTF

Is the stepfather, who admitted murdering the child, still alive?   He should not live a day longer!

1 minute ago, prakhonchai nick said:

Is the stepfather, who admitted murdering the child, still alive?   He should not live a day longer!

agreed

no education, no plan, no accountability, no parenting skills, law enforcement that is available to the highest bidder........and nobody cares. This poor kid deserved more. 

The sick <deleted> who did this needs psychological assessment - he's not right in the head.  

19 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

All five shared the same room, 44yo grandmother, The baby, him, her 19yr old mother, and a 16 yr old caregiver  WTF

How do you know other than the Officer are standing in the room?

3 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

It seems that a lot of young people do not know how to look after babies and young children. Resulting in the abuse and sad events like this.

And the PM wants citizens to have more children.

Frightening.

Correct, they need to start with more adults.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

an unconscious girl, 2 year old Focus, was admitted to the hospital and later died.

 

She probably cried and that was enough to beat her until death

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Rittiporn will initially be charged with premeditated murder under Section 290 of the Penal Code. This carries a prison sentence of between three and 15 years.

This cannot be correct.

Then if so, similar reverse treatment is required on the stepfather

14 minutes ago, itsallmine68 said:

34 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

All five shared the same room, 44yo grandmother, The baby, him, her 19yr old mother, and a 16 yr old caregiver  WTF

How do you know other than the Officer are standing in the room?

 

Maybe he read the linked article?

A little to late now isn't it 

38 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:

This cannot be correct.

It is, 3 years if you're rich and 15 years if you're poor.

1 hour ago, brianthainess said:

All five shared the same room, 44yo grandmother, The baby, him, her 19yr old mother, and a 16 yr old caregiver  WTF

 

Nothing special here... In these countries too many poor people who can not afford otherwise.
Government ? They don't care a fu...

 

how awful. 

 

vicious, immature thai males at it again.

 

RIP little one :(

 

 

                        Animals, the whole family!  Put them down, rapidly! They don`t deserve to

                        use oxygen in this world. We don`t know the whole story, but if the grandmother

                        was in on it, Bye bye to you too! No mercy! Public hangings is what I want to see

                        in this kind of stories. Of course everything needs to be 100 procent clear, and if it is,

                        take them all to a temple and hang them. Temples can be used for many things,

                       not only for the ordinary cremations of loved ones.

                       An eye for an eye!! 

                        

                        

 

                       

1 hour ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

Maybe he read the linked article?

Some of us do, others Nah not even if you have posted a comment like mine to check. 

But he didn't make nude photos of a celebrity?  Because that is where the real crime is at.

Samut Prakan must be one of the most notoriously violent  places in Thailand It is literally never out of the news. Driven past it a few times but never actually stopped to visit, I doubt I ever will.  

Do any members here actually live there ?  I was wondering is it all bad or just a select few places.?

49 minutes ago, Chris Daley said:

But he didn't make nude photos of a celebrity?  Because that is where the real crime is at.

I don't think I have ever read a comment from you that isn't just downright weird ,  I'm sure I read somewhere on here that you are a "teacher"  I find that very concerning.  If it is true, could you do the decent thing and let us all know which school you work at so that it can be avoided

Thanks in advance

3 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

This cannot be correct.

Ridiculous. A Dutch guy living not too far from me got 103 years for money laundering. He didn't serve it, he was extradited, but still....

1 hour ago, Bday Prang said:

Samut Prakan must be one of the most notoriously violent  places in Thailand It is literally never out of the news. Driven past it a few times but never actually stopped to visit, I doubt I ever will.  

Do any members here actually live there ?  I was wondering is it all bad or just a select few places.?

 

You will be surprised, but a huge part of Bangkok is actually Samut Prakan.

Death penalty definitely for him electrocution with a dry sponge like in the green mile , sedation injection too easy 

4 hours ago, itsallmine68 said:

How do you know other than the Officer are standing in the room?

 

Yes, I see nothing in the article that says they all shared the same room?

5 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

I just wonder who put a laughing emoji in the news feed for this article? Shame on you for not understanding better!

 

I think you're talking to a serial molester and perhaps killer of babies.  Laughing emoji on a child dying?  I am devasted, and sad, and pray for her.

24 minutes ago, sambum said:

 

Yes, I see nothing in the article that says they all shared the same room?

You apparently haven't read the whole article. What is provided here in the forum is only a synopsis. You need to click on the link to the original article in order to read the whole thing. Thought you'd know that being that you are an "Advanced Member"....

1 hour ago, JoseThailand said:

 

You will be surprised, but a huge part of Bangkok is actually Samut Prakan.

I'm well aware of where  it is, actually i just remembered I did go there once, about 30 years ago, to a rather unimpressive crocodile farm

In what way would I be surprised?  is it worse than I think or not as bad? 

Anyway I won't be going there anytime soon, I tend to stay in issan these days

5 hours ago, brianthainess said:

All five shared the same room, 44yo grandmother, The baby, him, her 19yr old mother, and a 16 yr old caregiver  WTF

Common amongst poor families in Issan.

 

The money the Thai men put in for drink, drugs, and ciggs they could build a fairly descent home.  

 

The mothers are also a big problem.  Coddling the boys/men from birth to grave. They're usually totally or partially dependent on handouts from there mother.