3 hours ago, kwaussie said:

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

So the whole of society is somehow guilty as well now?

1 hour ago, Dave0206 said:

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

Infantile, that'll teach her not to do it again. The courts administer justice not revenge.

Keep hoping to read in one of these stories Gottfrid was implicted and got sentenced to a long prison term but so far no luck.

16 hours ago, proton said:

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

Yes, last execution was in 2018, but I think this may be carried out because of the number of victims and the victims' families, plus she pleaded "not guilty" Most drug traffickers escape the death penalty because they plead guilty,  I am told.

5 hours 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. 

Why multiple murder> One is sufficient to warrant DEATH

4 hours 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.

 

AI journalism. 

5 hours 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. 

I’m all for death penalty to those who deserve it but There’s one good reason to stop it. There will inevitably be innocent people and the falsely accused put to death before they can prove their innocence. There have been dozens of people falsely accused, mostly black, executed in the US. Many others were exonerated just before their execution. In Southeast Asia, China, Russia, political prisoners are falsely accused and some executed.

17 hours ago, proton said:

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

If it was in another country her accomplices would also get the death penalty, or life without parole, this story shows the disregard of value of human life and the lack of fair sentencing 

4 hours ago, kwaussie said:

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

 

Stupid comment. There's vile people  in every society / religion / culture.

 

We had a neighbor opposite us in my old hometown who regularly beat up his wife and small kids with his fists and with a leather belt and an electric cord with plugs on both ends..

 

Several times either my dad of the man who lived next to the wife beater would go into the wife beater's house and tie him to a chair until the police they had called arrived.  My dad and the other neighbour who helped took the wife and children to hospital several times and then brought them home after they got some treatment. Several times the wife and kids had broken arms, teeth smashed, and more. 

 

In those days family and children's services barely existed.  

 

He never got charged because his wife feared he would get even more severe revenge.

 

The twist: On sunday mornings the whole family would go off to church (Methodist church) and the wife beater was a lay preacher and councilor. 

 

It happens in all societies unfortunately. 

7 minutes ago, kiwikeith said:

If it was in another country her accomplices would also get the death penalty, or life without parole, this story shows the disregard of value of human life and the lack of fair sentencing 

 

Not in the UK, they would get suspended or community service. You get prison in the UK for shouting at a police dog, holding a sign stating the truth or posts on facebook,

After taking 14 innocent lives and doing own best to dodge the prosecution,

the Death Penalty is the only thing that bit*h really deserves.

 

The only problem is, if  Thailand really carries out that execution as the court verdict.

I have often hear this kingdom nearly abolished it while they officially retain it.

The Capital Punishment only takes place occasionally(instead of doing to all the death row convicts) these days here.

 

 

 

5 hours ago, Spock said:

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. 

 

I would think that the unwavering might have cut a deal to provide evidence or direction to get AN

 

Also wonder what will hapoen with the many appeals . She may die an old lady in prison the way the system works

18 hours ago, proton said:

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

Yes, the last execution in Thailand was on June 18, 2018. 

On the same same but different thing...I live in Laos and there's a HUGE problem with tourists - backpackers - dying of methanol poisoning in Vang Vieng. News here is scarce, as one would expect in a Communist country. Do folks in Thailand have any news. It's made the Aussie national news. 3 dead: 2 Aussies and an American with many in serious life-threatening condition in the hospital. 

2 hours ago, Oliver Holzerfilled said:

Keep hoping to read in one of these stories Gottfrid was implicted and got sentenced to a long prison term but so far no luck.

 

"Implicted" Obviously  a typo, but what a lovely word!

6 hours 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.

 

(what sort of lawyer colludes with clients and helps cover their tracks?),

 

A BENT ONE

18 hours ago, proton said:

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

The Heckler-Koch machine gun send a better message, but those conducting those bloody execution where probably mentally scarred, hence lethal injection.  But agree with you - I doubt if it will happen.  The drama will blow over and then the sentence will be commuted to life in prison.  She'll be out on parole in 20 years.

25 minutes ago, connda said:

The Heckler-Koch machine gun send a better message, but those conducting those bloody execution where probably mentally scarred, hence lethal injection.  But agree with you - I doubt if it will happen.  The drama will blow over and then the sentence will be commuted to life in prison.  She'll be out on parole in 20 years.

 

They had three lines attached to the gun so those shooting would never know which one had fired the shot, according to David Macmillan who escaped from the Prem. They did used to have one man do it though, they made a film about him, affecting him quite a lot.

"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."

 

Doesn't seem to be particularly severe punishment.

8 hours 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. 

I agree entirely but the problem I have is in the UK court system where an inexperienced defender can be up against a very experienced prosecuter and the innocent person could be found guilty.

There has to be a way that before a death sentence is carried out, the accused must be 100% guilty, absolutely no techicalities.

14 deaths..wow.. an average shooting spree in USA

death sentence:: released on next King's birthday   

7 hours ago, giddyup said:

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

It’s the 99% of lawyers who give the rest a bad name.

4 hours ago, soalbundy said:

Infantile, that'll teach her not to do it again. The courts administer justice not revenge.

Mmm which courts do you mean? 🤔 in Thailand that 

11 hours 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. 

 

Public hanging and flogging and deportation to the colonies.  That should bring law and order back to merry England.

9 hours ago, ronster said:

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

 

Yes, but that's what lawyers always do. It is the definition of a lawyers job. That's why lawyers are the best liars in the world, they are used to manipulate, hide, finding loopholes. At least in Thailand they a few years behind bars, in the west they get nothing, on the contrary, the lawyers who kept OJ Simpson out of jail, are on the favorite list of other criminals.

9 hours ago, ronster said:

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

 

Yes, but that's what lawyers always do. It is the definition of a lawyers job. That's why lawyers are the best liars in the world, they are used to manipulate, hide, finding loopholes. At least in Thailand they get a few years behind bars, in the west they get nothing, on the contrary, the lawyers who kept OJ Simpson out of jail, are on the favorite list of other criminals and enjoy life like celebrities.

11 hours ago, kwaussie said:

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

A joke to Buddhist society?
I think you don't have a clue about Buddhisn.

Wishing bad luck upon an other human being would load you with bad Kharma.
Buddhists don't wish any bad luck upon the perpetrators.
Kharma will take care of that.
That's why so many people refuse to file charges upon somebody who did harm them.
 

"The courtroom on Ratchadaphisek Road was electric...." Stop with the AI generated copy for just a day. It wasn't a rock concert! 

True 100% evil right there.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 “the unwavering arm of the law”!! 

 

That’ll be the same ‘unwavering arm’ that never receives brown envelopes and never ever accepts 500 baht!