Thai court delivers justice: Cyanide serial killer sentenced to death

[snoop1130]

 

The Criminal Court of Thailand delivered a nail-biting verdict today, sentencing the notorious cyanide serial killer to death for her chilling role in the murder of 14 innocent people. The Criminal Court wasn’t pulling any punches, as her accomplices didn’t get off lightly either.

 

The cyanide serial killer’s ex-police officer husband, Police Lieutenant Colonel Witun Rangsiwutthaphon, has been given a one-year jail sentence while the murderer’s lawyer, Thanicha Eksuwannawat or “Lawyer Patch” got two years in prison.

 

Today, November 20, the Criminal Court scheduled a reading of the verdict for the murderer, Sararat “Am” Rangsiwuthaporn, also known as Am Cyanide, and Pol. Lt. Col. Witun and Lawyer Patch.

 

The courtroom on Ratchadaphisek Road was electric as families of the victims, including Siriporn Khanwong’s grieving mother, Thongpin, awaited the verdict. Clutching a photo of her beloved daughter, an emotional Thongpin vowed to seek justice, revealing the gaping hole left in her life since Siriporn’s untimely death.

 

“I want justice. I don’t want my child to die in vain. Don’t trust others easily, even those close to you. People can’t afford to hurt each other to the brink of death.”

 

 

The chilling case has gripped the nation since springing into the spotlight 19 months ago. Am Cyanide was accused of coldly poisoning her 32 year old friend Siriporn with potassium cyanide during what should have been a peaceful outing to release fish at a Ratchaburi pier.

 

Siriporn tragically died, allegedly while her so-called friend watched on, pocketing her valuables worth over 154,000 baht.

 

The court ruled decisively on the case, which saw a staggering 15 related instances brought to prosecutors. After the initial incident on April 14, 2023, Am Cyanide reportedly cunningly turned over Siriporn’s possessions to cover her tracks, with her legal team and spouse playing crucial roles in trying to shield her from justice.

 

All three, bold enough to deny their charges and fight the accusations in court, were met with the unwavering arm of the law. Am Cyanide languishes in the Central Women’s Correctional Institution, while her co-defendants initially found themselves temporarily bailed out at 100,000 baht each.

 

Matchicon reported that the court has yet to revisit 14 other cases involving the Thai cyanide serial killer, adding the suspects will likely appeal against their sentences.

 

By Bob Scott

Picture courtesy of The Times

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-11-20

 

 

[proton]

Probably never do it, how long since they executed 6 years? Lethal injection now I believe

[bannork]

Give her a taste of her own medicine, she deserves it.

[Charlest1971]

Good. I wish Great Britain would re-introduce Capital Punishment for multiple murder & terrorism etc

We have so many evil scumbags in jail, at the moment. Many have killed & raped children. Why does the tax payer have to pay for these people’s room & board?

Let’s just execute these people.

They no longer deserve to be part of civilised society. 

[Kinok Farang]

6 minutes ago, Charlest1971 said:

Good. I wish Great Britain would re-introduce Capital Punishment for multiple murder & terrorism etc

We have so many evil scumbags in jail, at the moment. Many have killed & raped children. Why does the tax payer have to pay for these people’s room & board?

Let’s just execute these people.

They no longer deserve to be part of civilised society. 

The UK has let loads of habitual criminals out of jail to free up spaces for grannies who write hurty words on Facebook.

[Spock]

What an awful piece of journalism - 'All three, bold enough to deny their charges and fight the accusations in court, were met with the unwavering arm of the law.' One year in jail for her high ranked policeman husband and out on 100000 baht jail is not my idea of being 'met with the unwavering arm of the law'. Two years for her lawyer (what sort of lawyer colludes with clients and helps cover their tracks?), also out on a mere 100000 baht bail. Seems they were dealt with lightly and what's to stop doing a Red Bull run. Hardly unwavering stuff.

 

[willip]

24 minutes ago, Spock said:

What an awful piece of journalism - 'All three, bold enough to deny their charges and fight the accusations in court, were met with the unwavering arm of the law.' One year in jail for her high ranked policeman husband and out on 100000 baht jail is not my idea of being 'met with the unwavering arm of the law'. Two years for her lawyer (what sort of lawyer colludes with clients and helps cover their tracks?), also out on a mere 100000 baht bail. Seems they were dealt with lightly and what's to stop doing a Red Bull run. Hardly unwavering stuff.

 

Why did the policeman only get 1 yr???

[kwaussie]

Just plain evil, makes a joke of mainly Buddhist society. 

[Spock]

42 minutes ago, willip said:

Why did the policeman only get 1 yr???

Why would any policeman only get one year in Thailand? The rich and powerful don't do time behind bars in Thailand. However they can be dragged to a slow and painful death under an expensive sports' vehicle if the price is right and the crime committed by someone much richer than themselves. 

[ChasingTheSun]

Dude looks like a lady.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[rwill]

Did Am ask to do their nails before they started the nail biting?

[hotchilli]

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Today, November 20, the Criminal Court scheduled a reading of the verdict for the murderer, Sararat “Am” Rangsiwuthaporn, also known as Am Cyanide, and Pol. Lt. Col. Witun and Lawyer Patch.

Who seem to have got off very lightly.

[watchcat]

1 hour ago, kwaussie said:

Just plain evil, makes a joke of mainly Buddhist society. 

 

And why not?

[ronster]

How did she use it to kill people and why was her lawyer jailed ? 

[ChipButty]

12 minutes ago, ronster said:

How did she use it to kill people and why was her lawyer jailed ? 

You must be new around here? you'll get used to it

[giddyup]

18 minutes ago, ronster said:

How did she use it to kill people and why was her lawyer jailed ? 

Yeah, I thought lawyers helping clients "cover their tracks" was par for the course. That and inventing fictitious defence motives.

[ronster]

14 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Yeah, I thought lawyers helping clients "cover their tracks" was par for the course. That and inventing fictitious defence motives.

Found out the lawyer was hiding evidence and she poisoned them by putting it in people's food and drinks .

[Yagoda]

1 hour ago, kwaussie said:

Just plain evil, makes a joke of mainly Buddhist society. 

If evil is a joke, the West is far funnier than Thailand

[Yagoda]

22 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Yeah, I thought lawyers helping clients "cover their tracks" was par for the course. That and inventing fictitious defence motives.

If you ever get arrested and accused of a fictitious crime, don't hire a lawyer because clearly you despise them. Defend yourself

[RichardColeman]

14 hours ago, proton said:

Probably never do it, how long since they executed 6 years? Lethal injection now I believe

Think they will, but I am sure it will not happen for many years until they get every baht this person has access to

[giddyup]

5 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

If you ever get arrested and accused of a fictitious crime, don't hire a lawyer because clearly you despise them. Defend yourself

Do you mean like the ones that are in jail now for defrauding clients? Self defence would be a much better option.

[Yagoda]

4 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Do you mean like the ones that are in jail now for defrauding clients? Self defence would be a much better option.

I await the results.

[Dave0206]

Poison her slowly 14 times letting her know each bite she eats or drinks may be the fatal dose 

[Aussie999]

14 hours ago, proton said:

Probably never do it, how long since they executed 6 years? Lethal injection now I believe

well, she will probably be given bail... then, as a couple of cops, up north did, after being sentenced to death, for murder, and then granted bail... well, let's just say, gone with the wind.

[Red Forever]

3 hours ago, Kinok Farang said:

The UK has let loads of habitual criminals out of jail to free up spaces for grannies who write hurty words on Facebook.

Yeah right, "hurty words" inciting low IQ, far right morons to burn terrified humans alive in their accommodation and mosques.

[john donson]

if thai don't want to execute, can they outsource it to a FARANG?   lot of ex SAS , spies and others... give WP and all ? the 4 thais can come clean up after...

[Bruce Aussie Chiang Mai]

3 hours ago, willip said:

Why did the policeman only get 1 yr???

Seriously.🤣🤣🤣

[lordgrinz]

4 hours ago, willip said:

Why did the policeman only get 1 yr???

 

"high ranked policeman husband", he may be in line for the next RTP leadership post, he's surely got some new skills to add.

[Nickcage49]

Good riddance!

[nobodysfriend]

 

She poisoned and killed people out of greed .

Why keep her in prison after she was rightfully sentenced to death ?

A bullet to the head would be humane ... better than dying from poison , but she would deserve that , too .