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Grandfather Accused Of Raping His 11 Year Old

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76 year old Grandfather accused of raping his 11 year old granddaughter over a three year period.

First we must warn you that the following news story contains accounts of raping a minor and may disturb some readers. Police Lieutenant Colonel Komsorn from Banglamung Police Station was called to house number 93/89 in Nongprue sub-district to investigate a suspected case of rape. The accused rapist, Khun Tawee aged 76 was accused of raping his Granddaughter aged 11. Police Colonel Waratshai, the Chief of Banglamung Police was originally alerted to the case by a teacher from the Bunsampan Temple School. She mentioned how the young girl would often attend school and describe to teachers how her grandfather would allegedly molest her just before she would go to sleep. The girl, who cannot be identified, is cared for by the grandparents because the mother is considered unfit to care for the child because of persistent drug use. The girl has already been interviewed by Police and she described how the indecent assaults began back in 2002 when Khun Tawee used to touch her between her legs and would often insert a finger inside her. This carried on until 2004 when Khun Tawee had sexual intercourse with the girl twice. According to the accused, the girl had been living with him since she was 5. Despite the written statement from the girl and accounts from her teachers, Khun Tawee denies the allegations of rape but has been charged with the offence of sexually assaulting a minor. He is currently out on bail pending a court appearance.

-Pattaya City News

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76 year old Grandfather accused of raping his 11 year old granddaughter over a three year period.

First we must warn you that the following news story contains accounts of raping a minor and may disturb some readers. Police Lieutenant Colonel Komsorn from Banglamung Police Station was called to house number 93/89 in Nongprue sub-district to investigate a suspected case of rape. The accused rapist, Khun Tawee aged 76 was accused of raping his Granddaughter aged 11. Police Colonel Waratshai, the Chief of Banglamung Police was originally alerted to the case by a teacher from the Bunsampan Temple School. She mentioned how the young girl would often attend school and describe to teachers how her grandfather would allegedly molest her just before she would go to sleep. The girl, who cannot be identified, is cared for by the grandparents because the mother is considered unfit to care for the child because of persistent drug use. The girl has already been interviewed by Police and she described how the indecent assaults began back in 2002 when Khun Tawee used to touch her between her legs and would often insert a finger inside her. This carried on until 2004 when Khun Tawee had sexual intercourse with the girl twice. According to the accused, the girl had been living with him since she was 5. Despite the written statement from the girl and accounts from her teachers, Khun Tawee denies the allegations of rape but has been charged with the offence of sexually assaulting a minor. He is currently out on bail pending a court appearance.

-Pattaya City News

and it took the teachers how long to report this to the police..... :o

Khun Larry Silver Member

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76 year old Grandfather accused of raping his 11 year old granddaughter over a three year period.

Despite the written statement from the girl and accounts from her teachers, Khun Tawee denies the allegations of rape but has been charged with the offence of sexually assaulting a minor. He is currently out on bail pending a court appearance.

-Pattaya City News

Wonder if the little girl is still living with the "family"

Phil Clark Senior Member

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String him up.

I agree.

As it took Howard of the Grass Fraternity and Reporter of the Most Foul three years to report the inaction of those that should have dealt with the accusations long ago if they have any substance, our wannabe Akela should most definitely be strung up.

It seems that Howard can relish in this sort of gutter reporting but cannot answer the following list of questions posed so many times:

1. Why did you join the Tourist Police Volunteers?

2. How did you join, were you approached or did you apply?

3. Do the Authorities have anything on you?

4. Was it suggested that if you did not comply then your current visa status etc might be reviewed?

5. What are your duties and the purpose of your role?

6. What powers do you have?

7. Do they supply you with a Work Permit (WP’s are issued for a particular ‘job’ so one you may already have is inapplicable, may the ‘job’ be non-paying or not).

8. Are you not concerned about the bad reputation volunteers have as the motive for enlisting is, to say the least, questionable?

9. Are you not concerned that some of the lowlife that exists in Pattaya may get to you before you, in their minds, get to them?

10. What would you do if you stepped in to a situation, potential or otherwise, and the farang told you to get lost or else?

Hang on to your woggle as you scamper under the desk, Howard. :o

cdnvic Star Member

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Same conversation about a different guy. I think this topic has been well and truely covered lately and everyone's opinions are well known.

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