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Clash Over Hampstead Heath: Dog Walkers and Gay Activists Battle Over Cruising Grounds
I don't think it was such a bad thing when "public displays of affection" typically meant holding hands, not buggery and blowjobs. -
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10,000 Baht Cash Handout Announced for Thai Youth Aged 16 to 20
A lot of negative comments about young Thais totally undeserved made by people with no direct involvement. It's all about the parenting, good parents make good kids. -
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Joe Ferrari: Altered Body State Hinders Police Chief's Autopsy
Picture courtesy of Daily News The investigation into the death of Police Colonel Thitisan Utthanaphon, also known as Joe Ferrari, has hit a snag as authorities admit to difficulties in conducting an autopsy due to the altered state of his body. A meeting with senior police officials and forensics experts, lasting over three hours, was held to expedite the case at Prachachuen Police Station on 11th March. Preliminary evidence, including CCTV footage, has not revealed any abnormalities prior to his death in custody. The footage shows Joe Ferrari interacting normally with guards, and there are no signs of forced entry or unauthorised access to his cell. Prison officials discovered Joe Ferrari at approximately 8 PM as they attempted to deliver anti-anxiety medication. Attempts to rouse him were unsuccessful, and further inspection revealed a cloth tied around his neck. Emergency services were alerted at 11 PM, but police only accessed the scene at 10 AM the following day after the arrival of all relevant agencies. The delay has complicated the autopsy as the body, left in place for 14 hours, was repositioned, making it challenging to ascertain the circumstances of death. Initial findings noted minor blood stains nearby, which have been confirmed as human and will undergo DNA testing. There were also small animal bite marks on one arm. With two potential causes of death—suicide or foul play—investigators have a 30-day time frame to resolve the case. Further forensic analysis is underway, including DNA testing on the cloth used in the incident, which may take up to a week, reported Daily News. -- 2025-03-12 -
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My thai AIS number stopped working while I am in europe
I have the same set up. I pay 10 baht a month. Like you, I don't live currently in Thailand but need to keep my phone number active. She needs to go to the main office in Bangkok. I belive it is on the 2nd or 3rd floor. Great service and they should be able to get things straighten out. I would have your friend stay with 10 baht a month and pay it on time. Just my 2 cents. Hope it gets cleared out for you. Most malls have AIS service centers but I found them useless to my needs or ... they didn't know what to do. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 12 March 2025
Joe Ferrari: Altered Body State Hinders Police Chief's Autopsy Picture courtesy of Daily News The investigation into the death of Police Colonel Thitisan Utthanaphon, also known as Chief Joe, has hit a snag as authorities admit to difficulties in conducting an autopsy due to the altered state of his body. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354317-joe-ferrari altered-body-state-hinders-police-chiefs-autopsy/ -
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Land Department to Rule on Legality of ‘Waterfront’ Land Title Amid Ongoing Pattaya Dispute
Always makes me laugh when they quote the National Anti Corruption Commission on a clear case of Government corruption. How does it take 12 years to decide who owns the land?
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