Accused Rapist Faced Angry Lynch Mob In Pattaya

[Rimmer]

Accused Rapist faced Angry Lynch Mob in Pattaya

PATTAYA:--Over fifty officers were called in to handle a crowd of angry friends and neighbours who convened at the shop to vent their anger at the man.

21 year old Tiwanon Boonruang was arrested last Friday and charged with the recent rape and murder of 46 year old Vimon Taechaban a beauty clinic owner. He is said to have admitted the crime, claiming that he was drunk at the time, he admitted forcing his way into the Lady’s home, before beating her, raping her and finally killing her.

At the time when the body was first discovered, Police found a black hat and packet of cigarettes that they thought would lead them to the killer. A large team of investigators was established to trace the man and tracked him down to his home in Nakhon Pathom, where he was arrested and returned to the city.

Mrs.Sa-ing Taechaban, the victim’s aunt said the victim was a very good woman. She never been married and never involve with any man. “Everybody loves her and this thing shouldn’t happen to her”

Full story:http://www.pattaya103.com/rapist-nearly-lynched-mob/

--Pattaya 103 FM 2013-01-18

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[angsta]

Instant justice, let them sort it out.

[phuturatica]

He gets what he deserves.

[Ohio]

Well done to the Police.

Now, let's hope the Judiciary let the punishment fit the vrime !!!!

[laislica]

Instant justice, let them sort it out.

Sure, let the mob have at him but only after he has been fairly convicted otherwise his actions pull us down to or below his level, and that is a pretty low level.

Bring back the stocks!!

[renrut salohcin]

Instant justice, let them sort it out.

Before the idiots start shouting me down, I am not in any way condoning this man's actions. Lynch mobs are not the answer. In a civilised society, regardless of whether his actions were civilised or not, or whether he allegedly confessed, he is entitled to answer the charges in court and then face the consequences.

[cup-O-coffee]

It's funny, but at one time this man was a child. The way people carry on about children's rights makes me wonder if many of these children born into poverty, and who are championed by well-meaning people, will grow up to behave as this man did. Where do we lose the compassion and when does the "hang 'em high" attitude begin? When do we stop caring at our keyboards for the dear little children abandoned on the doorstep of society by irresponsible parents? And what makes us curse these same children who possibly grow up to menace society by their very need to survive even though it trespasses the laws that responsible people live by?

Unable to do anything about it ourselves, we are reduced to sympathizing over them at one age and cursing them for growing up and acting out their destiny the next moment, whether it be rape, murder, negligence and the like. Is it any surprise that as unwanted pregnancies, births and rights being given to illegal immigrants continue to soar that these sorts of crimes will proportionately occur against responsible people; the same responsible people who are expected to have compassion and responsibility towards this category of citizen when they are at a young age?

Every time a Thai ignores their responsibility to their own child, they breed this attitude. Every time they lay their responsibilities at the doorstep of society, they bring this on at a future date. If anger is their only weapon against a sick society, then they have lost the war already.

This man deserves any punishment he gets, but he is not the point. He is the symptom of the same sick society who were casting vegetables at him and escorting him along. He is the symptom of the headlines I read every day in TV about the woes that children suffer, and the atrocious behaviors with which these children engage in and are forgiven daily by adults who hate rape and murder. Any one of those angry mob or police could very well be the next headline in tomorrows papers, and in all likelihood, will be.

[TackyToo]

That's what happens, if the public gets tired of a bail out system!

[harleyd61]

good work BIB!!

[stoffel45]

I see one post trying to justify or "understand" the man's horrific behaviour because of experiences when he was a child. It is a well worn argument which is intellectually interesting but facile.

If we commit a crime now - we are responsible for it NOW.

I was drunk, I lost my temper, when I was kid I was abused - SO WHAT!

For this man, following castration, he should be made to work in a prison for the whole of the rest of his life and give his meager earnings to the family of the victim.

[yoslim]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

[transam]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

What a load of crap.

Sorry, can't write any more to this guy cos l will be banned.

[MAJIC]

I see one post trying to justify or "understand" the man's horrific behaviour because of experiences when he was a child. It is a well worn argument which is intellectually interesting but facile.

If we commit a crime now - we are responsible for it NOW.

I was drunk, I lost my temper, when I was kid I was abused - SO WHAT!

For this man, following castration, he should be made to work in a prison for the whole of the rest of his life and give his meager earnings to the family of the victim.

It's the usual bleeding heart Liberal argument "Its not my fault,society made me do it" considering the vast majority of those with a poor,and abused, deprived upbringing,do not resort to rape and murder,makes mitigation a totally useless argument.everyones a Victim,doesn't ring true!

[rixalex]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

How many years of life did he take from that poor woman, after forcing her to have sex with him? At the very least, he should lose the same number of years. 5 years would be a complete joke.

[khunken]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

How many years of life did he take from that poor woman, after forcing her to have sex with him? At the very least, he should lose the same number of years. 5 years would be a complete joke.

Methinks Yoslim is either attempting humour or just trolling.

[yoslim]

He made a huge mistake but I think 5 years in jail is already a very long time. Thinking in term of pay back for the victim is retarded.. why isn't there death penalty for people involved in an accident while under the influence of alkohol ?

[khunken]

He made a huge mistake but I think 5 years in jail is already a very long time. Thinking in term of pay back for the victim is retarded.. why isn't there death penalty for people involved in an accident while under the influence of alkohol ?

Pay back for the victim is indeed retarded. But that's exactly what the death penalty is.

Being under the influence is no excuse. Neither is 5 years years in jail long enough. He should face a lengthy jail term with no bail.

[Naam]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

How many years of life did he take from that poor woman, after forcing her to have sex with him? At the very least, he should lose the same number of years. 5 years would be a complete joke.

Methinks Yoslim is either attempting humour or just trolling.

perhaps he is "under the influence of the devils beverage"?

[Briggsy]

OMG The reconstruction. Beyond weird.

[BradinAsia]

"Every time a Thai ignores their responsibility to their own child, they breed this attitude."

How about other nationalities? Isn't this a common problem in other countries? I think U.S.

society, for example, has a very similar problem.

use it's my country and I'm more familiar with problems there.]

[Meetoo]

He made a huge mistake but I think 5 years in jail is already a very long time. Thinking in term of pay back for the victim is retarded.. why isn't there death penalty for people involved in an accident while under the influence of alkohol ?

Simple .... Because of the super corrupted system

[Scully]

He made a huge mistake but I think 5 years in jail is already a very long time. Thinking in term of pay back for the victim is retarded.. why isn't there death penalty for people involved in an accident while under the influence of alkohol ?

5 years is not much of a deterrent, murderers regularly get 15-20 in Thailand. With such a public outcry hopefully the judge will make an example of him and give him more.

If a man raped you (not murdered) how long in jail should they serve?.

[axact]

The poor man, if only he had a Ferrari he could have avoided being prosecuted

[yoslim]

If a man raped you (not murdered) how long in jail should they serve?.

DEATH PENALTY FOR THE OFFENDER

[xen]

He made a huge mistake but I think 5 years in jail is already a very long time. Thinking in term of pay back for the victim is retarded.. why isn't there death penalty for people involved in an accident while under the influence of alkohol ?

That would be interesting if it was made a mandatory life imprisonment or death penalty for anybody who was drunk and killed anybody, including in a drink - drive death . That would shake up everybody who thinks there is a difference between killing innocent people with a knife or gun or a motor vehicle. Instead of 365 deaths at New Year , would we see a rapid decrease or would we just see more money flow to the upper echelon of the justice system ?. Is the justice system about punishment and revenge or about reducing criminal behaviour and protecting the innocent ?.

[howzat]

He should go to jail, make his time (5-10 years seems fair) and then be released and allowed to start over after this mistake he did while under the influence of the devils beverage

Give him the same justice as the Red Bull heir who killled whilst under the influence.. Can some one refresh my memory as to what sentence he received and then castrate him.

[cup-O-coffee]

I see one post trying to justify or "understand" the man's horrific behaviour because of experiences when he was a child. It is a well worn argument which is intellectually interesting but facile.

If we commit a crime now - we are responsible for it NOW.

I was drunk, I lost my temper, when I was kid I was abused - SO WHAT!

For this man, following castration, he should be made to work in a prison for the whole of the rest of his life and give his meager earnings to the family of the victim.

It's the usual bleeding heart Liberal argument "Its not my fault,society made me do it" considering the vast majority of those with a poor,and abused, deprived upbringing,do not resort to rape and murder,makes mitigation a totally useless argument.everyones a Victim,doesn't ring true!

MAJIC & stoffel45, I was pondering these views NOT with the intent to understand. I already have my views and understanding about this. I was simply making an approach to a point that this culture is a calamity in the making and we are reaching the boiling point. If it will quell your concerns about me being a liberal (and I am not) then I can now freely say that the man should be shot in the head and buried in a landfill. End of story.

Apologies if it seemed I were trying to understand something which is beyond reasoning, principle and logic. My posts on motorcyclists who drive negligently and end up killing themselves will confirm my non-liberal views.

Edited January 19, 2013 by cup-O-coffee

[cup-O-coffee]

"Every time a Thai ignores their responsibility to their own child, they breed this attitude."

How about other nationalities? Isn't this a common problem in other countries? I think U.S.

society, for example, has a very similar problem.

use it's my country and I'm more familiar with problems there.]

In my view, the USA is not a good example to describe single-minded attitudes of a general population, simply because the USA is made up of many cultures. Anyone can become an American, but it is not possible for, say, a person of Chinese descent to become British; a citizen, yes, but British by heritage, no.

In all other countries of the world, those citizens, generally speaking, migrated from one place and continued propagating their their race and their culture in their new country.

The problems which exist in the USA are unique on the basis that many are the result of mixed races and cultures and power plays by the aforementioned. That is what the USA is all about. Thailand is all about being Thai, Thai for Thai, and no one else is equal to or better than a Thai. Thailand is known to be very racist, nationalistic and xenophobic, so one cannot compare apples to oranges. In the USA, most people do not put up with the Thai crap that they subject us to here, and American-Thais will tell you same.

Hence, saying "Every time a Thai ignores their responsibility to their own child, they breed this attitude." is pointing to a unique factor of this culture and society that I feel certain I can defend against any other country, excluding the USA. The words in that sentence hold a unique meaning specifically intended for the Thais, and cannot be used with the same intent to another country.

[MAJIC]

I see one post trying to justify or "understand" the man's horrific behaviour because of experiences when he was a child. It is a well worn argument which is intellectually interesting but facile.

If we commit a crime now - we are responsible for it NOW.

I was drunk, I lost my temper, when I was kid I was abused - SO WHAT!

For this man, following castration, he should be made to work in a prison for the whole of the rest of his life and give his meager earnings to the family of the victim.

It's the usual bleeding heart Liberal argument "Its not my fault,society made me do it" considering the vast majority of those with a poor,and abused, deprived upbringing,do not resort to rape and murder,makes mitigation a totally useless argument.everyones a Victim,doesn't ring true!

MAJIC & stoffel45, I was pondering these views NOT with the intent to understand. I already have my views and understanding about this. I was simply making an approach to a point that this culture is a calamity in the making and we are reaching the boiling point. If it will quell your concerns about me being a liberal (and I am not) then I can now freely say that the man should be shot in the head and buried in a landfill. End of story.

Apologies if it seemed I were trying to understand something which is beyond reasoning, principle and logic. My posts on motorcyclists who drive negligently and end up killing themselves will confirm my non-liberal views.

Point taken!

[PTG]

If this guy has access to cash, he will be out on Bail next week for a rape and murder. In this case, the mob will hopefully get him first