.png.3b3332cc2256ad0edbc2fe9404feeef0.png.8488ab72b8bb2e508209bfe3211b6e08.png)
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
Announcements
-
Topics
-
-
Latest posts...
-
4
US Defector Pleads for Russian Citizenship After Allegedly Assisting Kremlin in Ukraine War
When Trump loses, there should be a MAGA express taking all the morons to Russia. Maybe it's Trump's last chance to fleece them. -
16
THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 6 November 2024
Man Discovers Gunshot Hole, Leading Police to Double Murder in Rayong Home A call to move a parked car led to a shocking discovery of two bodies in a Rayong home, prompting police to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deaths. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342717-man-discovers-gunshot-hole-leading-police-to-double-murder-in-rayong-home/ -
6,414
-
3
Restaurant ‘beefs’ up search for customer who paid 200,000 baht
It's not difficult to reverse or return funds. They (the bank) will have the details and it's easy for the restaurant to return the extra funds... If they want too -
0
Man Discovers Gunshot Hole, Leading Police to Double Murder in Rayong Home
A call to move a parked car led to a shocking discovery of two bodies in a Rayong home, prompting police to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deaths. On the evening of November 5, Police Lieutenant Colonel Nitithorn Trapiwaradej, Deputy Investigator of the Pluak Daeng Police Station, received a report of gunshot hole found in the window of a residence in Mab Yang Phon, Pluak Daeng District, Rayong Province. Authorities quickly arrived on the scene to investigate. Upon arrival, officers found two pickup trucks parked outside the house. After contacting the homeowner to gain entry, they discovered a tragic scene: two deceased individuals in an inner room. The victims were identified as Ms. Patcharin, 30, from Nong Khai Province, and Mr. Sittirat, 32. Ms. Patcharin was found on a bed with a gunshot wound to her head, while Mr. Sittirat lay dead near a clothes-drying rack with a similar head wound. A 9mm handgun was found near Mr. Sittirat, and it is believed the two had been dead for approximately three days. A neighbour, identified only as Mr. Art, stated that he had planned to ask the occupants to move their car but received no response. Upon noticing the bullet hole in the window, he immediately contacted the homeowner, who alerted the police. The property owner, Mr. Phanupong, 37, said that Ms. Patcharin had only recently rented the property in October. He had been informed by the housing project’s management that a vehicle was blocking access, so he went to check and collect the rent. Upon seeing the gunshot hole, he refrained from entering and called the police. Forensic officers have collected evidence from the scene, and local police are interviewing witnesses as they work to determine the cause of death in this tragic case. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-06 -
35
-
2
PM Paetongtarn Addresses Controversy Over Her Father's Hospital Stay
They need to investigate Thaksin's stay at the police General hospital - VVIP residence. Really? Most can guess that there wasn't much wrong with him that couldn't have been treated in Dubai. So why did he return to Thailand at that time? Oh, and now his daughter is prime minister. Amazing coincidence. -
59
Noisy neighbour in the gated town house
I will be honest, Thailand may not be for you, and probably most Tropical regions also. It's not for everyone. The noise aspect of Thailand goes well with me. Thais generally have a good level of being considerate whilst letting people live. I gel well with them in this way and have done for a long time.. apart from the dogs situation. I don't dogs running at me when I haven't entered your property, make some effort to control them. But it's not that big of a deal either.
-
-
Popular in The Pub
-
Recommended Posts