A gruesome incident unfolded in a house in Khon Kaen province when a man shot his wife and mother-in-law before turning the gun on himself. The incident, which occurred at midnight today, left three people dead.

 

The victims were identified as 52 year old Manee, 35 year old Chanutda, and 39 year old Kraipop. A 9mm gun and six bullet casings were found at the scene, providing evidence of the brutal act.

 

Upon inspection, it was found that Manee had gunshot wounds to the left of her chest, leg, and back, while Chanutda was shot to the left of her chest and leg. Kraipop was shot to the left of his chest, suggesting that the bullet directly hit his heart.

 

Before the shocking incident, Kraipop and Chanutda, the husband and wife, often had disagreements. Kraipop suspected Chanutda of having an affair, which was one of the main reasons for their frequent fights, reported KhaoSod.

 

by Nattapong Westwood 

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2024-01-17

 

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Is it so hard to just commit suicide. Why the need to take others with them?

16 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Is it so hard to just commit suicide. Why the need to take others with them?

Thai logic, exact revenge first then think about the consequences.

 

20 hours ago, webfact said:

Kraipop suspected Chanutda of having an affair, which was one of the main reasons for their frequent fights, reported KhaoSod.

Please, minister of Education introduce a subject called "Common Sense" or "Think Before You Act"  subject. Thank you, minister.

1 hour ago, The Joker said:

Please, minister of Education introduce a subject called "Common Sense" or "Think Before You Act"  subject. Thank you, minister.

That will never happen, trying to get people to think?

4 hours ago, The Joker said:

Please, minister of Education introduce a subject called "Common Sense" or "Think Before You Act"  subject. Thank you, minister.

 

But where would you find the teachers?