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A grisly incident unfolded at a furniture factory in Phatthalung province where the son of the factory owner, after slaughtering a pig, fatally stabbed a fellow participant, leading to an urgent manhunt. The perpetrator’s father warned against interference, insisting on handling the matter privately.

 

At the scene of a chilling crime in Phatthalung’s Khuan Khanun district, police discovered blood traces and a fatally wounded individual who was rushed to Khuan Khanun Hospital and later pronounced dead. The victim was identified as 52 year old Wanna, who succumbed to a deep knife wound to the abdomen. Nearby, police found the murder weapon and a pig prepared for butchering as part of a shared family business transaction.

 

Wichit Petchchaithong, a 62 year old furniture craftsman, who was part of the pig butchering group, recounted the moments leading up to the tragedy. The group, including Teerawat, the 29 year old factory owner’s son, had gathered to divide the pork shares among themselves.

 

After Teerawat had finished slaughtering the pig, he joined the victim for a casual conversation. The situation took a horrific turn when Wichit, busy scraping the pig’s skin, was alerted by a scream and found the victim bleeding profusely on the floor. He attempted first aid before emergency services arrived, reported KhaoSod.

 

The atmosphere at Khuan Khanun Hospital was tense as relatives, shocked by the news, arrived. The victim’s son, in tears, expressed disbelief, noting that his father regularly visited the location for meals and coffee and was acquainted with the assailant.

 

However, the assailant had been exhibiting frequent drug-induced hallucinations lately. Following the attack, the assailant fled the scene. The assailant’s father, adamant about not involving outsiders, declared to the media that the issue would be resolved within the community, cautioning against further reporting.

 

The local police, led by Narongsak Makma and senior investigator Athisak Rodpool, are actively pursuing leads to apprehend the suspect.

 

By Nattapong Westwood

Caption: Picture courtesy of กระแสข่าวพัทลุง Facebook

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-02-29

 

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The man probably was thinking to himself, Now that i have slaughtered a pig, let's see what it feels

like slaughtering a person....

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9 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

Killing and not eating animals is disgusting.

as is eating before killing an animal. 

Personally I don't eat cockroaches I kill

or live ones. :tongue:  

Ps: I know what you meant and I agree. But they doo taste arroy mak mak 

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41 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Killing and eating animals is disgusting.

Yeah I agree, after many millennia it's about time we all becmme grazing animals.

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55 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

It will take a longtime, but eventually people will look back on killing animals and meat eating in the same way we now look back on slavery, racism and apartheid......how did we ever think it was acceptable???

People have been eating meat for a long time It's been Accepted for about 2 Million years ,

This won't stop in a hurry .

Eating Meat and Marrow By at least 2.6 million years ago, a remarkable expansion in this diet started to occur; some hominins began incorporating meat and marrow from small to very large animals into their diet.

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1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Killing and eating animals is disgusting.

 

I love a good steak,  and pork, and chicken ...  preferably BBQ .. 😋

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