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Report Two Decades On, British Man’s Disappearance in Thailand Remains Unsolved
A guy from my country lived here with his thaiwife for years He decided to devorce her and in my country its easy because we can divorce in the government website.Log in with bank ID and sign electronic.His wife went back to Thailand and they agreed to meet there to get their marriage annulled in Thailand too.They agreed to meet in Pattaya.2 days after he arrived Pattaya and disappear and after that nobody found him again.His exwife was takes in to police for questning but they didn't find any proof that she was involved.Im sure she knows where his body is after he get killed. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 30 April 2025
Human Remains Found in Rice Field Believed to Be Missing Retired Civil Servant Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A grim discovery in a rice field has led to the suspected identification of a missing retired government official, after human remains were found scattered across the area. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359254-human-remains-found-in-rice-field-believed-to-be-missing-retired-civil-servant/ -
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Samsung Washing Machines? And, appliances? Garbage compared to GE/Westinghouse/Maytag?
Here is a Public Service Announcement: I can UNEQUIVOCALLY and UNRESERVEDLY state that the Samsung washing machine I purchased is a winner. Here is why: a. A few hours ago, I loaded 15 kgs of sheets, mattress protectors, and what-not, into this machine.... b. This machine is truly AMAZING, for the money. c. Sure, it might not be a USD1000.00 MayTag Machine. But....WHO CARES, really???? d. I really do not see how one might buy a better machine, for the price, or even more than the price I paid for this machine. e. I think I paid about Bt.12,000.00. However, I think you might get this machine for a bit less. f. So, GUYS, if you have a wife or a GF who loves to wash clothes, and most women do, as we all know....then..... BUY this machine. Here in Thailand, I really find it difficult to buy an appliance which I remain pleased with, for more than a day or two.....BUT.... I really DO love this Samsung washing machine. I suggest that you buy one. I believe that your GF or wife will not be disappointed. g. In fact, I love this machine so much that I can't stop washing clothes, these days. If I can't find any dirty laundry, then I create dirty laundry, just so that I can, once again, use this glorious machine. ============== I would say that for the price.... This machine is an amazing value. Check it out, why don't you? ====================== Also, that giant Samsung fridge that I purchased about 3 years ago.....? YES....I still LOVE it....really. ===================== This is the god's honest truth. Still, do your own due diligence before you buy. I am only saying that I love this washing machine. And now, please allow me to get back to my washing. Note: Soon, I will buy a clothes dryer. And, I will check out Samsung....first....if the price and value is as good as this washer. 16 Kgs of clothes is not a small amount. BUT, also, parting thought: I just wish I had selected the 18 Kg model.....OR.....actually, I think I might have gotten the 18Kg model, which is beltless.....YES....! Does anyone here know how to check if I have the 16 Kg or the 18 Kg model? Please PM me if you know.... Thank you. Gamma Thank you, once more.... Gamma Knowing what I know now, I would DEFINITELY buy the 19 kg machine. FOR SURE.....!!!! -
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Community Human Remains Found in Rice Field Believed to Be Missing Retired Civil Servant
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A grim discovery in a rice field has led to the suspected identification of a missing retired government official, after human remains were found scattered across the area. At around 09:00 on April 29, officers from Dong Pa Kham Police Station in Phichit’s Mueang District, together with provincial investigators, local administrative officials, and over 50 volunteers from the Sapphaphet Rescue Unit, conducted an extensive search after a shocking find the previous evening. On April 28 at approximately 18:30, a villager came across a human arm about 25 inches long in the middle of a paddy field in Moo 1, Dong Pa Kham sub-district. The limb, partially decomposed and covered in dry, darkened skin, appeared to have been dragged to the area by dogs. The site was just 15 metres from a rural road and roughly 150 metres from the nearest houses. Following a two-hour coordinated search operation, police discovered a largely decomposed body approximately 200 metres from where the arm had been found. The body was found among tall grass near the banks of the Nan River, in the Khau Rup Chang area of Moo 1. Authorities began cross-checking missing persons reports from the local vicinity and soon identified a likely match: Mr. Somsong 74, a retired civil servant formerly employed by the Ministry of Agriculture in Samut Sakhon province. He had reportedly vanished on 17 April during the Songkran holiday. Doctors at Phichit Hospital were unable to confirm the cause of death due to the advanced state of decomposition. The remains have been transferred to Phra Phutthachinarat Hospital in Phitsanulok province for forensic identification and to determine the cause of death. Ms. Chaloemsri 72, identified herself as the sister of the deceased. She expressed her belief that the remains were her brother’s, given that the location of the body was just 100 metres from his home. She said her brother had gone missing during the holiday period and that relatives had searched extensively but to no avail. She described Mr. Somsong as elderly, hard of hearing, and living alone. He led a quiet life, tending his vegetable garden in the morning before retiring early in the evening. Despite his age, he was independent and maintained a simple routine. Authorities will await confirmation from forensic testing before the body is returned to the family for funeral rites. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-04-30. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 30 April 2025
Jealousy Turns Deadly: Man Murders Girlfriend, Hangs Himself in Police Cell Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 31-year-old man arrested for the brutal murder of his girlfriend was found dead on the morning of 29 April, in a police holding cell, having taken his own life using a drawstring from his sports trousers. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359253-jealousy-turns-deadly-man-murders-girlfriend-hangs-himself-in-police-cell/ -
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Crime Jealousy Turns Deadly: Man Murders Girlfriend, Hangs Himself in Police Cell
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 31-year-old man arrested for the brutal murder of his girlfriend was found dead on the morning of 29 April, in a police holding cell, having taken his own life using a drawstring from his sports trousers. The suspect, identified as Mr. Chaiyawat, also known as “Max”, had been detained at Nayayom Police Station in Chanthaburi Province for the killing of his 22-year-old girlfriend, Ms. Anthika, an employee of a private delivery firm. The incident took place on the night of April 24 at a rented row house in Ban Khao Maping, Nayayom District. Police say the suspect assaulted the victim during a heated argument, reportedly sparked by jealousy after discovering messages on her phone exchanged with other men. According to his later confession, Mr. Chaiyawat claimed he did not intend to kill her, but in a fit of rage, he attacked her until she lost consciousness. Believing she was still alive, he allegedly placed her on the bed, locked the room, and fled on her motorbike. CCTV footage captured the events leading up to and after the murder, helping police track the suspect down. He was arrested in the early hours of April 29 at a friend’s house in Bo Rai District, Trat Province, and transported back to Chanthaburi for questioning. Initially denying any intent to kill, Mr. Chaiyawat later confessed under the weight of the evidence. He was placed in custody while awaiting formal charges. However, at approximately 10:30, officers discovered Mr. Chaiyawat dead in his cell. A preliminary investigation by police forensic teams and a hospital pathologist confirmed that he had used the drawstring from his trousers to hang himself from the cell bars. No signs of physical assault were found on his body, and his death is believed to have occurred 1–2 hours prior to discovery. Police officials stated that a thorough body search had been carried out before the suspect was placed in the cell, but the drawstring may have gone undetected as it was hidden within the waistband of his shorts. Mr. Chaiyawat’s uncle, who arrived at the police station to claim the body, revealed that his nephew worked as a freelance well driller and had previously struggled with drug-related issues. He declined to comment on the details of the relationship or the murder, noting that he had not lived with the couple. Mr. Chaiyawat’s parents are both deceased. His body will be released to relatives for religious rites. Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the case. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-04-30.
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