Crime Thai Reconciliation Turns Deadly Amid Renewed Feud

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Photo via Facebook/ Auan

 

In a shocking turn of events yesterday, a Thai man, who recently shared a hopeful social media post about reconciling with a long-time rival, was found dead following a dispute. The incident, occurring on June 22, has left the community in Samut Sakhon province in disbelief.

 

The body of 33-year-old Auan, also known by his alias Yee Tung Sing, was discovered along Khaerai Road, sparking an immediate police investigation. Auan, who ran a recycling business, was identified by his T-shirt bearing his business name. He had suffered a head injury, and evidence, including a broken glass bottle, was found nearby.

 

The grim discovery came just after Auan had posted a photograph on Facebook with the caption, "Finally, a long-standing issue between us ended." The photo depicted a seemingly reconciled moment with his rival, Teetat, as both smiled for the camera.

 

However, the peace was short-lived. Teetat, 32, later admitted to police involvement in Auan’s death, although he insisted it was unintentional. According to Teetat, the two had agreed to resolve their conflict and took the commemorative photo at the scene. Yet, tensions flared again when left alone, leading to a tragic confrontation.

 

Teetat alleged that Auan struck him with a glass bottle, prompting him to draw a gun from his bag in self-defence. The firearm discharged during the struggle, and Teetat fled in panic, uncertain of Auan’s fate.

 

Now, Teetat faces legal repercussions, including charges under Thai firearm laws, which could result in significant prison time and fines. Whether these charges extend to intentional murder depends on further investigation and evidence.

 

The tragic incident has cast a shadow over the district, highlighting the volatile nature of some reconciliations and the tragic outcomes they can yield when old animosities resurface.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-23