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Crime Brit Caught with Cocaine Stash While Overstaying Visa on Samui
J’ai plus de la peine pour lui il a fait une erreur il mérite pas que l’ont s’acharne sur lui -
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Please recommend some Pattaya condominium
4,000,000 Baht, divided by 60 months, is over 66K per month. You can rent a mansion for that. 33K would get what you want in upscale for 10 years. It depends on your age I suppose. At 70, I'm buying nothing. However, I've always asked myself, why buy an anchor if I don't have a boat? -
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Crime Drunken Former Village Deputy Shoots Long-Time Friend Dead
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. In a shocking act of violence, a 55-year-old former village deputy in Trang province has turned himself in to police after fatally shooting his long-time friend in what appears to be a drunken misunderstanding involving his own teenage son. The incident occurred on a road beside a local school in Na Khao Sia Subdistrict, Na Yong District. Police received reports of a shooting around 21:00 on the evening of 24 April. Officers from Na Yong Police Station, led by Pol Lt Col Sutprasert Ladkong and Pol Col Ekpong Thangchandaeng, arrived at the scene alongside rescue workers. There, they discovered the body of Mr Somjai, aged 50, lying face-up in the middle of the road. He had sustained three gunshot wounds to the head and torso. His 15-year-old son and a nephew were seen sitting beside the body in shock and distress. The alleged gunman, Mr Boonrat, a 55-year-old former assistant village headman and close friend of the victim, initially fled the scene on a motorbike but later surrendered to police. He brought with him the 9mm handgun used in the shooting and confessed to the crime during questioning. According to reports, the fatal shooting followed a heated encounter between Mr Boonrat and the victim’s son. Witnesses say the former official, heavily intoxicated, began accusing the teenager of some unspecified wrongdoing. Mr Somjai, the boy’s father, stepped in to defend his son. The confrontation escalated quickly, culminating in Mr Boonrat drawing a firearm and shooting Mr Somjai three times at close range. Police have charged Mr Boonrat with murder and unlawful possession and use of a firearm. He is being held in custody as the investigation continues. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-04-26. -
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Naked Body of Young Woman Found in Chiang Rai Canal: Suspected Rape and Murder Picture courtesy of Amarin. A grisly discovery was made in a remote canal in Phaya Mengrai District, Chiang Rai province, where the naked body of a young woman was found in an advanced state of decomposition, suggesting she had been dead for over a month. The circumstances of the discovery and evidence at the scene has led investigators to suspect she was raped and murdered. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358869-naked-body-of-young-woman-found-in-chiang-rai-canal-suspected-rape-and-murder/ -
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Crime Naked Body of Young Woman Found in Chiang Rai Canal: Suspected Rape and Murder
Picture courtesy of Amarin. A grisly discovery was made in a remote canal in Phaya Mengrai District, Chiang Rai province, where the naked body of a young woman was found in an advanced state of decomposition, suggesting she had been dead for over a month. The circumstances of the discovery and evidence at the scene has led investigators to suspect she was raped and murdered. The body was found in a dry, overgrown canal near a longan plantation on the border between Moo 1 and Moo 16 villages in Mai Ya Subdistrict, near the road leading to a local reservoir. Local residents had reported a foul odour and alerted the authorities on the evening of 24 April. Officers from Phaya Mengrai Police Station, together with forensic police and rescue volunteers from Thoeng Charity Rescue Unit, responded to the scene. Upon clearing the thick vegetation, they discovered the body of a woman lying face up in the canal, completely unclothed. Her legs were splayed unnaturally, one hand raised and the other clenched into the soil. Her body showed signs of severe decomposition, with parts of the intestines missing and the skin dried and shrunken. No form of identification was found at the scene. Initial forensic assessments estimate the woman was between 15 and 25 years old. Authorities believe she had been dead for at least a month. Due to the position of the body and the absence of clothing, investigators suspect that she may have been sexually assaulted before being murdered. It is unclear whether she died at the scene or if her body was dumped there in an attempt to conceal the crime. The body has been transferred to Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital for a full autopsy by forensic specialists. Meanwhile, police have launched a search for missing persons matching the woman’s description and are urging anyone with a missing relative to contact Phaya Mengrai Police Station. Mr. Thatchai, 45, a local village security volunteer who lives approximately 100 metres from the discovery site, recalled that for the past month, his dogs had been barking persistently at night. “I didn’t think much of it at the time – this area is quiet and far from the main village,” he said. “But now my wife is terrified.” The investigation continues as police await the results of the autopsy and pursue leads that may identify the victim and her assailant. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-04-26. -
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Crime Brit Caught with Cocaine Stash While Overstaying Visa on Samui
if you're going to live illegally then don;t draw attention to yourself. the same applies to getting tattoos, it's too easy to identify you. criminals are not always the brightest sparks.
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