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Crime Thai Father-in-Law Kills Daughter’s Partner Over ‘Lack of Respect’
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 65-year-old man has admitted to fatally attacking his daughter’s partner with a machete after accusing the victim of showing no respect during their brief relationship. The incident has shocked the local community and reignited discussions on family violence and tolerance. Police in Mueang Nong Bua Lamphu were alerted to a violent assault at a home in the Nong Bua subdistrict on 26 May. Upon arrival, they discovered the body of 38-year-old Mr Niphon, a resident of Nakhon Ratchasima, lying near the front gate of a newly built house. The victim had sustained multiple deep wounds to the neck, head, and back. Officers at the scene counted at least seven deep cuts, with one to the neck severing a vertebra and another to the head cutting through the skull. The attacker, Mr Monthree, remained at the scene and promptly confessed to the killing. Police recovered a long-handled forest-clearing machete, which was used in the attack. Mr Monthree stated that he had become increasingly angry over what he perceived as the victim’s consistent disrespect. The deceased had been in a relationship with Mr Monthree’s transgender daughter, known as Miss B, for about two months. During this time, Mr Monthree claimed, the victim never once offered a traditional Thai greeting or showed courtesy, even when they crossed paths in the house. “He never once gave a wai to me,” said Mr Monthree. “When I asked, ‘Do you even know who I am?’ he replied with, ‘I don’t give a damn who you are.’ Then the fight broke out. He was much bigger than me, if I hadn’t had the machete, he would have beaten me for sure.” The confrontation reportedly occurred after Mr Monthree returned from clearing land near his daughter’s house. He saw Mr Niphon speaking on the phone and, feeling slighted by his gaze, initiated the exchange that led to the fatal violence. Mr Monthree admitted that he may have overreacted, but showed no remorse for his actions. “No, I don’t regret it. He never respected me, not once.” The accused also voiced grievances over a 13-year-old girl adopted into the family, whom he considers his granddaughter. He claimed that the deceased had prevented him from visiting her and insisted she refer to Mr Niphon as her father, even sharing a bedroom, a situation Mr Monthree found unacceptable and disturbing. Tensions had apparently been simmering within the household. Mr Monthree explained that his daughter, a transgender, had previously pledged to stop dating men after suffering financially and emotionally in past relationships. She even asked her father to find her a child to adopt, which he did. However, she resumed relationships with men shortly afterwards, sparking frequent arguments. The fatal confrontation has resulted in Mr Monthree being formally charged with homicide, to which he has confessed. He is now in custody at Mueang Nong Bua Lamphu Police Station awaiting further legal proceedings. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-05-28. -
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All Vaccines Will Kill You - The evidence is overwhelming
You can get your information straight from the CDC but if you don’t have a link, the dishonest mudblood losers will play the same games as they are with me above. Even when they have been provided with the same links numerous times in the past. -
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What's the dullest place in Thailand?
Not been there for years , but Cha-am used to be absolutely dire -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Uthai Thani Transport Office Holds Realistic Bus Safety Drill Pictures courtesy of Kaoded. In a hands-on initiative to enhance public transport safety awareness among students, the Uthai Thani Provincial Transport Office has held a comprehensive training programme, including real-world emergency simulations where students shattered actual bus windows to practise emergency escape procedures. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1362004-uthai-thani-transport-office-holds-realistic-bus-safety-drill/ -
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All Vaccines Will Kill You - The evidence is overwhelming
Dishonest lefty losers. Here’s your source. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/20/health/covid-cdc-data.html https://www.politico.com/news/2021/07/30/pressure-cdc-breakthrough-cases-501821 -
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Community Uthai Thani Transport Office Holds Realistic Bus Safety Drill
Pictures courtesy of Kaoded. In a hands-on initiative to enhance public transport safety awareness among students, the Uthai Thani Provincial Transport Office has held a comprehensive training programme, including real-world emergency simulations where students shattered actual bus windows to practise emergency escape procedures. The event was held at the second-floor conference room of Wat Maneesatthit Kapittharam (Wat Thung Kaew), a royal temple in Mueang District, with Mr. Sonjakchai Chuawapitak, Deputy Governor of Uthai Thani, presiding over the opening. The training is part of the province’s 2025 safety campaign for public transport users and was launched in collaboration with relevant government agencies. Mr. Wiwat Chukaew, Uthai Thani’s Provincial Transport Officer, explained that the initiative was launched in response to the start of the new academic term and recent tragic incidents, including a deadly fire on a school excursion bus, which underscored the importance of emergency preparedness for young passengers. The course was attended by 200 students from Wat Maneesatthit Kapittharam Municipal School, covering both primary and lower secondary levels. The students were trained in both theory and practical application of safety protocols, including the use of onboard emergency equipment such as hammers to break windows when escape via doors is not possible. In a dramatic and effective move, the training included the live breaking of actual bus windows. This gave students direct experience of how to act decisively and safely in critical situations like fires, floods, accidents, or violent incidents onboard. Participants also learned to operate fire extinguishers correctly. Funded by the provincial Road Safety Fund, the training aims to equip students with the confidence and skills needed to protect themselves during emergencies on public transport. This was the first session in a series. The second session is scheduled for 28 May, at Uthai Witthayakhom School. A third session will focus on bus drivers, attendants, and transport operators to ensure they are well-versed in using safety equipment efficiently and can respond swiftly in emergencies. The Transport Office emphasised its continued commitment to promoting road and passenger safety through practical education and training initiatives at all levels. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-05-28.
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