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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 31 May 2025
UPDATE Man Surrenders After Family Feud Turns Deadly: Three Shot Dead in Suphan Buri Rampage Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 32-year-old tattoo artist, identified as Mr. Paiboon or “Bas”, has surrendered to police after shooting dead three of his relatives and injuring another in a violent incident sparked by a long-standing family dispute in U Thong district, Suphan Buri province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1362256-manhunt-underway-for-suspect-in-deadly-u-thong-family-shooting/#findComment-19837504 -
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Crime Manhunt Underway for Suspect in Deadly U Thong Family Shooting
UPDATE Man Surrenders After Family Feud Turns Deadly: Three Shot Dead in Suphan Buri Rampage Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 32-year-old tattoo artist, identified as Mr. Paiboon or “Bas”, has surrendered to police after shooting dead three of his relatives and injuring another in a violent incident sparked by a long-standing family dispute in U Thong district, Suphan Buri province. According to police reports, the shooting occurred at a family residence in Ban Don sub-district. The victims, all relatives of the suspect, including an uncle and other extended family members, were fatally shot after a heated argument turned violent. One additional person was reportedly injured while trying to intervene. Police units from Suphan Buri Provincial Investigation Division, working in coordination with Region 7 officers, launched an extensive manhunt. Mr. Bas, who had gone into hiding locally, later contacted the local sub-district chief to arrange his surrender. At approximately 17:30 on 30 May, he was taken into custody. Upon arrival at Saraya Som Police Station at 18:30, Bas appeared visibly distressed and refused to speak to the media. He was interrogated personally by Pol Maj Gen Watcharin Prasopdee, Commander of Suphan Buri Provincial Police, in the presence of his mother and other family members. The session lasted approximately two hours. In his initial statement, the suspect cited a prolonged and escalating family conflict as the motive. He claimed tensions had been building for one to two years, originating from minor arguments and fuelled further by unresolved disputes over a two-rai plot of land. Mr. Bas alleged that the victims had previously attacked his parents and damaged their property, and on the day of the incident, a disagreement over the construction of a carport triggered a physical altercation. He claimed he shot in self-defence after seeing a relative attempt to retrieve a knife. However, relatives of the deceased challenged this version of events. Mr. Sompong, 60, husband of one of the deceased victims, said: “There have always been tensions, but he’s the one who started fights over inheritance that’s barely worth anything. He was always paranoid and easily provoked. The knife she was carrying wasn’t to attack him, she was going to cut banana trees like she usually does. Then he shoots innocent people who were just trying to stop the fight?” At 21:00 police announced they had formally charged Mr. Bas with four serious offences: murder, attempted murder, possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition and carrying a firearm in a public place without permission. Investigators are also examining the illegal weapon used in the attack. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-05-31. -
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New delivery of 30-40baht a g indoor grow, quality keeps getting better
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
https://bbc.com/news/articles/c3v5n7w55kpo BYD getting sued in Brazil for slave like conditions in its factories. Not a good image to promote sales. -
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Report Thailand Plans Exciting Bangkok Street Circuit for F1 in 2028
It takes Thailand many years to build a few kilometers of roads.It also takes Thailand many repairs that take years to refurbish with yearly repairs due to poor construction of the roads or poor materials being used. As seen all over Thailand with highways closed for months to repair a few hundred meters. I foresee huge traffic jams as Thailand tries to make Bangkoks roads suitable to host F! racing standards. If they can even accomplish it in 3 years time. Lots of road closures and repaving of roads plus the yearly repairs to maintain it until they hold the F1 racing. The costs for such a thing to both the government and the people who must reroute and lose time will be enormous. Definitely outweighing the gain from holding such a sport. Given this, i do not see why Thailand does not use a less crowded city or make the track in rural areas that are paved already. Also, the F1 racing commission is not divulging any details to any agreement so all this hype may just be just the government giving false information based on their hopes the F! racing commission makes a decision to have a race in Bangkok. -
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Gerry Adams Wins €100,000 Libel Case Against BBC Over Defamatory Allegation
Seems G erry would make a great Minister of Education . Oh just remembered that position, was given to his best mate.!- 1
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