Brother In Law Suspected Of Woman’S Murder In Pattaya

[TommyDee]

Pakistani Brother In Law suspected of Thai Woman’s Murder in Pattaya

By Staff Reporter | February 17, 2013

The body of a Thai national was found at the home she recently bought with her Pakistani Husband in Nong Prue, Pattaya.

The woman, 46 year old Nonglak ChaloeiJanya was found dead in a decomposed state after her sister visited the home, having not heard from her for a week.

Neighbours helped to her break into the single story home after a smell was noticed and concern intensified. The authorities were quickly at the scene and the emergency services quickly established that the woman had been dead for at least 5 days

Police established that she had been severely beaten to death with a blunt instrument, her body was found on the floor halfway between the bedroom and bathroom

More: http://www.pattaya10...der-in-pattaya/

[chooka]

Tragic story.

If the Brother in law was owed money why not just ask the brother? Has the Brother in Law in some way been shamed by his brother and wife?

I just wonder what is worse, a Thai losing face or a muslim family being shamed.

[guzzi850m2]

Pakistani men generally has very low regards of women, saw a program on TV about acid attacks on women in Pakistan which are common.

The poor women were scared on face & body for life and will never marry or live a normal life again. Some died in horrible pain.

What a primitive and cruel way to treat a woman.

[Rimmer]

Wife of Pakistan Restaurateur found dead at family home in East Pattaya

PATTAYA:--A 44 year old Thai woman was found dead inside her East Pattaya house on Sunday afternoon and Police suspect she was murdered.

Police Major General Katcha, the Provincial Police Commander, attended the incident at the Ariya Villas in Nongprue and inspected the body of Khun Nongluck who was lying, fully-clothed on the floor of the master bedroom and in front of the en-suite bathroom.

A clear blow to the head was seen and it was estimated she had been dead for at least 5 days. Neighbors reported a foul odor coming from the house which led Police to make the gruesome discovery.

The sister of the deceased woman revealed that she is married to a Pakistan man and the pair run a restaurant in Switzerland together.

Full story:http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/75187/wife-pakistan-restaurateur-dead-family-home-east-pattaya/

-- Pattaya One 2013-02-15

[TommyDee]

FWIW the woman appears to have been a devout Christian not Buddhist or Muslim.

[Rimmer]

Police seek Pakistani Brother in-law in Murder Enquiry

PATTAYA:--Progress is being made by Pattaya and National Police force after the vicious murder of a Thai woman this week end in Pattaya.

The woman, 46 year old Nonglak ChaloeiJanya who, together with her Pakistani husband, ran a restaurant in Switzerland, was found dead in her new home in Nong Prue by her sister. At the scene officials believes she had been dead for at least 5 days but it is now thought that she may have been killed days before, and a Police bulletin was released with details of her brother in-law with whom she was reported to have had a series of arguments which had escalated to a state where she became scared and even discussed her worries with friends..

Full story:http://www.pattaya103.com/police-seek-pakistani-brother-in-law-in-murder-enquiry/

--Pattaya 103 FM 2013-02-18

[Fortunate1]

Disturbing story.

I hope there is an extradition treaty between Thailand and Pakistan so that the brother-in-law can enjoy some nice Thai prison food.

[Rimmer]

Pakistan Brother-in-Law prime suspect in Thai murder case at East Pattaya house

PATTAYA:--The investigation into the apparent murder of a 44 year old Thai Woman, who lives and works in Switzerland but was in Thailand for a 3 month holiday, continues. Police have indicated the prime suspect to be the victims Brother-in-law who is known to have left Thailand.

Police Colonel Somnook, the Nongprue Police Chief, announced on Monday Afternoon that no arrest warrants have been issued at this point in the investigation due to lack of evidence. He is waiting for DNA results from the crime scene and statements from the victim’s family.

What he has ascertained is a possible motive behind the murder. It is thought a disagreement over who holds the title deeds of a new house the victim and her Husband had purchased escalated into serious confrontations between the victim and the Brother-in-Law, named as Mr. Muhammad Yusaf aged 47, who wanted the house to be transferred to his name, even though this is not permitted under Thai Law.

Full story:http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/75305/pakistan-brother-in-law-prime-suspect-thai-murder-case-east-pattaya-house/

-- Pattaya One 2013-02-18

[Potosi]

Interesting conflict indeed. Those who believe women can't own anything vs those who think foreigners can't own anything.

[chooka]

He kills someone because she wouldn't transfer land into his name even tho she couldn't under thai law? <deleted>. There has to be more to this story. Surely the pakistani new she couldn't do it.

[Buchholz]

Pakistani Brother In Law suspected of Thai Woman’s Murder in Pattaya

Nonglak ChaloeiJanya was found dead in a decomposed state after her sister visited the home, having not heard from her for a week.

Neighbours helped to her break into the single story home after a smell was noticed and concern intensified.

The authorities established that the woman had been dead for at least 5 days

Police established that she had been severely beaten to death with a blunt instrument

Wife of Pakistan Restaurateur found dead at family home in East Pattaya

A clear blow to the head was seen and it was estimated she had been dead for at least 5 days. Neighbors reported a foul odor coming from the house which led Police to make the gruesome discovery.

Muhammad Yousef, shown here at Suvarnabhumi Airport preparing to leave the country

Suspect in Nongprue murder flees to Pakistan

A Pakistani man believed to have killed his Thai sister-in-law in Nongprue fled Thailand before the murder was even discovered. Police said Muhammad Yousef, 47, took a Thai Airways International flight bound for Karachi, Pakistan and Muscat, Oman after allegedly bludgeoning Nonglak Chaloeijanya Ashfaq, 45, at her home. Her body was discovered Feb. 17, but officials believe she’d been dead at least five days.

Ornna Jungwongsukh, a contractor working on a house across the street from Nonglak’s, told police Feb. 17 that two men in traditional Muslim dress visited the victim on Feb. 9, the same day Yousef had entered Thailand, but paid little mind to it until he discovered Nonglak was killed.

The victim’s sister, Malee Chaloeyjanya, 54, said Nonglak and Yousef had engaged in numerous arguments over property, which he supposedly wanted registered under his name. They also fought over ownership of her Toyota Vigo pickup truck, Malee said. Based on reports from the contactor and Malee, police immediately suspected Yousef of the murder, but discovered he’d left the country before the body was discovered.

Continued:

http://www.pattayamail.com/localnews/suspect-in-nongprue-murder-flees-to-pakistan-22854

-- Pattaya Mail 2013-03-01