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Iranian tourist goes crazy! Uses syringe to stab hotel staff in Phuket
a lot of westerners have a superiority complex. thats why they're always talking negatively about thais. most thais are nice people. -
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Losing out with on-line TM47 applications
Respectfully, just because something is spelled out on the immigration website does not mean it is followed by every immigration office. As far as making an online 90-day report up until the last day, that has become obsolete in Bangkok. CW has reverted to the previous time frame for submitting, 15-7 days before the due date. So it's probably good for those submitting online 90-day reports at CW to regard it as a '75-day report'. (Which I've noted in previous posts on the subject.) Best to submit it two calendar weeks ahead if its due date, which gives an opportunity for a 2nd submission (even 3rd) in case of a rejection, within the time frame. And since the approved report has a 'next due date' set 90 days from the date you submitted--which is how CW handles it--and you want to submit it the first day you can. Thus, the '75-day report'. This is for CW. -
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British Pedophile Captured After 27-Year Manhunt
Pictures courtesy of Liverpool Echo Richard Burrows, an infamous British pedophile, has finally faced justice after evading capture for nearly three decades. He was living under a fake identity in Thailand. The 80-year-old was found guilty at Chester Crown Court of 54 horrendous crimes against young boys. The court detailed his appalling actions on March 17, which included indecent assault and creating indecent images of children. Burrows, currently held at HMP Altcourse, had already admitted to 43 charges, including using false identity documents to escape law enforcement. He is awaiting sentencing for 97 offences on April 7. His crimes date back to 1968, affecting 26 boys in areas like Cheshire and the West Midlands. As a housemaster and scout leader, he abused his role to prey on vulnerable boys. In the 1990s, spurred by similar abuse scandals, victims began speaking out. A thorough investigation by Cheshire Police led to Burrows' initial arrest in April 1997. However, he escaped after being granted bail, prompting a nationwide manhunt. Despite widespread appeals, his whereabouts remained unknown for years. The breakthrough came in April 2023 when advanced software identified him living as "Peter Smith" in Phuket, Thailand. He had been living under a stolen identity and was known locally for his involvement in advertising and sailing. He was caught at Heathrow Airport after surveillance by Thai police and the UK's National Crime Agency. Detective Inspector Eleanor Atkinson of Cheshire Police led the investigation. She expressed relief at the trial outcome, emphasizing the persistent pursuit of justice. "This case is a warning: no matter how long you hide, we will find you, and you will face justice," she stated. The conviction of Burrows sends a strong message about the unwavering efforts to seek justice for victims of sexual offences. Atkinson urges victims to speak out, reassuring them of comprehensive support from police and allied agencies. The bravery of Burrows' victims and law enforcement's relentless pursuit ensured justice was served in the end. Anyone with further information is urged to contact Cheshire Police, as continued cooperation ensures comprehensive justice, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-18 -
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Deadly Consequences: Motorists Warned Against Seatbelt Buckle Inserts
You could wear ear defenders. -
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BREAKING NEWS Thailand Cuts Visa-Free Stay to 30 Days to Combat Abuse
A lot of bitter people here. You sound like one of them. I've been visiting for over 25 years, and never (knowingly/intentionally) broken the law. -
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Boycott of US goods spreading worldwide poor donald
https://apple.news/Ab8nLRf_VSG2jqF2-u71q8g I feel utter anger’: From Canada to Europe, a movement to boycott US goods is spreading
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