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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
Maybe the thief just wanted to get her SIGNAl account on the phone so he can listen to the next chat.- 1
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Community Body of Man with Hanuman Tattoo Found in Abandoned Building in Phuket
Local residents informed police that the man was likely a homeless individual suffering from mental health issues. He had reportedly been squatting in the building for around two months prior to his death. Case closed🤔 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 23 April 2025
Man Sets Fire to Estranged Wife’s Home, Elderly Mother-in-Law Burned to Death Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A case of domestic violence turned deadly in Sing Buri province in the early hours of morning, when a man allegedly set fire to his estranged wife’s home, resulting in the death of his 79-year-old mother-in-law, who was sleeping upstairs at the time. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358521-man-sets-fire-to-estranged-wife’s-home-elderly-mother-in-law-burned-to-death/ -
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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
I don't think it's anybody's business what she needed that $3000 for. It could be for her family or it could be for hookers. Who cares? Still, there is such a thing as a credit card. And paying via apps. -
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Crime Man Sets Fire to Estranged Wife’s Home, Elderly Mother-in-Law Burned to Death
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A case of domestic violence turned deadly in Sing Buri province in the early hours of morning, when a man allegedly set fire to his estranged wife’s home, resulting in the death of his 79-year-old mother-in-law, who was sleeping upstairs at the time. At approximately 03:00 on 22 April, Pol. Lt. Suwet Muangthong, an investigator at In Buri Police Station, received reports of a house fire in Nam Tan subdistrict, In Buri district. Fire crews from local authorities, including the Nam Tan Subdistrict Administrative Organisation, were dispatched to the scene. Due to the narrow alley where the two-storey, semi-concrete, semi-wooden house was located, fire engines had to enter in single file. It took firefighters about 50 minutes to bring the blaze under control. Sadly, one person was found dead inside the house, Mrs. Rai aged 79, who suffered from hearing impairment and had been unable to escape the flames. According to the homeowner, Ms. Anchalee aged 38, she had been living with her husband, Mr. Anek for about three years. She has children from a previous relationship, and tensions reportedly flared between her husband and the children. Ms. Anchalee described Mr. Anek as having a volatile temper and stated that arguments had become increasingly frequent. On 15 April, she said, she was physically assaulted by her husband, sustaining visible bruises on her arms. She added that Mr. Anek had threatened her, saying, “If I can’t live here, I’ll burn your house down.” On the night of the incident, Ms. Anchalee had gone to sleep at a friend’s house after her husband allegedly attempted to strangle her earlier that afternoon at her workplace. Only her elderly mother was at home when the fire started. Witnesses reported seeing Mr. Anek arrive at the house in a Nissan car, with another person. He reportedly entered the house briefly, then emerged saying, “I’m sorry, my love,” before driving off. Moments later, flames engulfed the home. Local police are now seeking Mr. Anek and plan to press charges related to arson and manslaughter. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khoasod. -- 2025-04-23
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