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Man, 57, Arrested in Durian Orchard with Arsenal of Weapons and Ammunition
Nobody hunts with a pistol unless they are hunting humans. -
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Pattaya Songthaew Driver Sparks Outrage After Tourist Falls While Alighting
Look at the video: The songkow does not appear to be moving. That passenger just fell away from the back of bus. So it's an illusion the bus went forward. Also if the passenger was holding on to those vertical poles ( as should always be the case,) the fall would not have happened. The problem is all on the risky exit by the passenger -
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British Man Arrested in Thailand for 20-Year-Old UK Murder Case
Picture courtesy of Immigration. Collaboration between Immigration Bureau and DSI leads to capture of Yorkshire Dales murder suspect. In a breakthrough case spanning two decades, Thai Immigration authorities, in collaboration with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), apprehended 62-year-old British national David Stuart Armitage. Armitage is the prime suspect in the murder of his Thai wife, Lamduan Armitage (née Seekanya), whose body was discovered in 2004 in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, UK. The arrest took place on 23 January 2025 in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand, where the suspect had been living in hiding. Lamduan's body was found in 2004 by hikers in the Yorkshire Dales. For years, she remained unidentified and was dubbed "The Lady of the Hills." DNA testing in 2019 finally confirmed her identity, linking her to her family in Udon Thani, Thailand. Lamduan had moved to the UK to live with her British husband, David Armitage, and their two children. Reports suggest she had been working in a Thai restaurant and had confided in her family about being subjected to domestic abuse shortly before her disappearance. Authorities tracked Armitage to a residence at 46/1 Nong Bua, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province. After confirming his identity, the Immigration Bureau deemed him a threat under Section 12(7) of the Thai Immigration Act, B.E. 2522, and revoked his residency permit. He was subsequently detained at the Immigration Detention Centre in Suan Phlu, Bangkok, for extradition proceedings under the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) between Thailand and the United Kingdom. This arrest highlights the joint efforts between Thai and UK authorities. The operation was coordinated by senior officials, including Justice Minister Pol. Col. Tawee Sodsong and Immigration Bureau Chief Pol. Lt. Gen. Phanumas Boonyalak. The collaboration extended to the DSI, whose officers provided crucial support in apprehending the fugitive. With Armitage now in custody, legal proceedings are underway to extradite him to the UK to face charges related to Lamduan's death. Authorities on both sides remain committed to ensuring justice for the victim and her family. This case underscores the importance of international cooperation in tackling transnational crimes and bringing long- standing fugitives to justice. Previous article. -- 2025-01-26 -
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€100,000 reward offered in Dutchman’s mysterious death in Phuket
That they could not speak Thai and that the Thais are not organized when it comes to filing things. mai bpen rai -
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Trump Administration Begins Deportation Flights in Message of Zero Tolerance
Strange comment. Illegal aliens, in any country, rightly face deportation unless exceptional circumstances apply. -
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2025 Pattaya agent retirement extension for newbies
In my opinion an agent only make sense, when you don't have or want keep the 800,000 Baht for other expenses.
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