Chon Buri Woman Fatally Stabs Abusive Husband After Years of Violence

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A woman in Chon Buri has fatally stabbed her husband following years of enduring domestic abuse. The tragic incident occurred after a heated argument, during which she finally decided she could take no more.

 

The police were summoned to a rented room in Ban Bueng District at around 11:30 p.m. yesterday. Upon arrival, they found the body of 53-year-old Chuang, with multiple stab wounds to the torso.

 

His wife, 59-year-old Janjira, did not attempt to flee and immediately surrendered to the authorities.

 

Police Lieutenant Prakat Yati and a rescue team from the Silathammasamakhom Association led the investigation at the scene. According to Janjira, her husband was habitually violent when intoxicated. She reported that he often instigated fights and assaulted her whenever he drank.

 

On the night of the incident, Chuang had been drinking heavily and, as usual, initiated an altercation. According to Janjira, he beat her and destroyed various household items, including a rice cooker. Unable to tolerate his drunken rampage any longer, she grabbed a knife and stabbed him multiple times in the torso.

 

Janjira chose not to flee the scene and waited for the police to arrive. She confessed to the crime without resistance, explaining her actions and the years of abuse she had suffered.

 

Before the rescue team removed her husband’s body, officers allowed her to perform a ritual of forgiveness for him, respecting her request.

 

Janjira was subsequently taken into custody and is now facing murder charges. The case highlights the desperate circumstances victims of domestic violence can face, often feeling trapped and unsupported.

 

Her confession reflects a complex mix of regret and relief, as she acknowledges the tragic outcome of her actions and faces the legal consequences.

 

The incident underscores the need for robust support systems for victims of domestic violence to prevent such extreme measures.

 

Picture courtesy: Khaosod

 

-- 2024-06-12

 

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[Gottfrid]

If her explanation is true and correct, this woman deserve a medal. Not a prison sentence.

[soalbundy]

3 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

If her explanation is true and correct, this woman deserve a medal. Not a prison sentence.

Divorce was too complicated? Killing him and going to prison was easier.

[Gottfrid]

19 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

Divorce was too complicated? Killing him and going to prison was easier.

I guess you should do some research or ask a few women trapped i a domestic violence situation how easy it is to get a divorce. When they mention that or try to leave home they risk getting beaten to death instead.

Edited June 12 by Gottfrid

[BritScot]

16 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

I guess you should do some research or ask a few women trapped i a domestic violence situation how easy it is to get a divorce. When they mention that or try to leave home they risk getting beaten to death instead.

Walking out the door is always the best option for a man or woman. Yes it happens both ways and men being in abusive relationships is far more common than you my think. On a humerus note! I would never, ever smash my wife's rice cooker! That's dicing with death!!!

[steven100]

she say's I got the barstarrd ....  he won't be damaging any kitchen appliances any more....  and from now on I get all my meals cooked for me.  

[hotchilli]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Janjira was subsequently taken into custody and is now facing murder charges.

I hope the judge gives her a suspended sentence and show leniency.

[Gottfrid]

11 minutes ago, BritScot said:

Walking out the door is always the best option for a man or woman. Yes it happens both ways and men being in abusive relationships is far more common than you my think. On a humerus note! I would never, ever smash my wife's rice cooker! That's dicing with death!!!

😂 Yeah, leave the cooker, otherwise the ducks will be fed. Walking out is always the best option, but in many cases the options are limited.

[Purdey]

Such a sad tale, all too common in Thailand (and other places). I hope she has a few friends or relatives to give statements in her defence that they knew he was abusive.

[cheerz]

Guess he got what he deserved ....

[n00dle]

On 6/12/2024 at 1:27 PM, soalbundy said:

Divorce was too complicated? Killing him and going to prison was easier.

an epically smug response. well done.

[soalbundy]

26 minutes ago, n00dle said:

an epically smug response. well done.

smugness is a companion to my arrogance, what have you got to offer?

[n00dle]

7 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

smugness is a companion to my arrogance, what have you got to offer?

I'm serving up disdain.

Edited June 16 by n00dle

[soalbundy]

3 minutes ago, n00dle said:

I'm serving up disdain.

Oh that is a poor dish, it's merely a reaction while you hover above me, pure and inviolate, bereft of any of the faults I admire while possessing the virtues I dislike.