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Thai Woman's Remains Unearthed in Taiwan: Suspect Now in Custody


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The gruesome discovery of a Thai woman's body was made in a remote region near Taiwan's port city of Keelung last Friday, triggering widespread shock and urgent police investigations. The vital clue? A text appeal for help sent from her mobile phone.

 

News emerged from Taiwan's TVBS report that the victim had texted her boyfriend for help, leading him and his friends to the remote wooded area where they found her remains in a ravine. Swiftly, the police were mobilised to the seemingly idyllic but now tainted setting.

 

In the course of their investigations, law enforcement officers retrieved a discarded cigarette butt roughly 300 metres away from the apparent grave. This clue, in conjunction with the woman's multiple stab wounds and eventual discard into the ten-meter deep ravine, led them to suspect a fierce altercation preceded the chilling act. As per recent updates from Taiwanese media, a suspect is now being held in custody.

 

The victim's trail traces back to a traditional massage parlour in Taiwan where she had journeyed from Thailand for employment, explains her aunt, Duangporn Changlek. Despite the expiration of her visa, the lure of steady earnings made her linger on illegally. She was thus able to remit monthly sums ranging from 4,000 to 7,000 baht home, to provide for her children.

 

Changlek adds that her niece had confided in her about securing another job as a domestic worker, of late. Her tales of a hard-nosed employer and a scant supply of rest had elicited Changlek's advice to seek friendlier employment prospects elsewhere.

 

Heartbreak was echoed by the victim's mother, Pong-ampai Koptemanee, who spoke of her unnerving conversation with her daughter's friends. They had phoned to inform her of her daughter's demise under questionable circumstances, claiming it to be a suicide. The veracity of this tragic news, however, only became undeniable upon its wide public awareness in the media.

 

Photo courtesy of Thai PBS

 

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-- 2024-05-13

 

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