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Man Fatally Stabbed in Bangkok Shopping Mall

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A man has been fatally stabbed in a well-known shopping mall at Ratchaprasong Intersection. The incident occurred on the fifth floor outside a massage chair store, on 23 February, with authorities responding swiftly to the scene.

 

Emergency responders from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation in Pathumwan received a distress call at around 22:00 regarding a man who had sustained severe stab wounds. Upon arrival, they found the victim lying face down in a pool of blood, unconscious but still breathing.

 

Authorities later identified the victim as Mr Prayot, a 40-year-old resident of Nakhon Phanom. Despite immediate medical attention, officers later confirmed that he had succumbed to his injuries, in hospital.

 

Initial investigations led the police to identify the suspect as Mr Sorasak, a 27-year-old man from Nakhon Nayok. Officers were able to apprehend him at the scene and took him into custody at Pathumwan Police Station for further questioning.

 

Preliminary findings suggest that the victim and the suspect were known to each other and were colleagues. However, police are continuing their inquiries to determine the precise motive behind the attack and take the necessary legal actions.

 

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-- 2025-02-24

 

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How are our 3 favourite 'farang bashers' who suggested the 'foreigner' who was chased by a guy with a knife must and have caused the issue...   going to blame the farang on this one ???  :whistling:

 

 

9 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

How are our 3 favourite 'farang bashers' who suggested the 'foreigner' who was chased by a guy with a knife must and have caused the issue...   going to blame the farang on this one ???  :whistling:

 

 

Strange comment.

 

I think probably the person who was stabbed probably caused the issue again in this case.

 

 

Thais generally don’t go around stabbing people for no reason, these two were known to each other so something triggered the stabber.

I am not sure why you thought it was necessary to bring race into it, no farangs were involved.

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Strange comment.

 

I think probably the person who was stabbed probably caused the issue again in this case.

 

 

Thais generally don’t go around stabbing people for no reason, these two were known to each other so something triggered the stabber.

I am not sure why you thought it was necessary to bring race into it, no farangs were involved.

 

Bingo !!! ....  No farangs to blame... I'm surprised you even bothered to comment !!!

 

 

How dumb do you have to be to stab someone at a shopping mall, where there are cameras everywhere? No wonder he got caught.

 

Whatever happened to staking out your victim, stalking him and stabbing him in a dark part of an empty street at night?  It's not rocket science.

1 hour ago, Cameroni said:

How dumb do you have to be to stab someone at a shopping mall, where there are cameras everywhere? No wonder he got caught.

 

Whatever happened to staking out your victim, stalking him and stabbing him in a dark part of an empty street at night?  It's not rocket science.

Seems you know all about stabing someone you done it before ??

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