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Police address criticisms over arrest of Myanmar suspects

SURAT THANI, 6 October 2014 (NNT) - Koh Pa-Ngan provincial police have addressed criticisms raised over alleged inconsistencies in the arrest of two Myanmar workers for the murder of two British tourists.


Locals and foreigners have voiced their criticisms over the flaws in the arrest after police claimed the mobile phone of the female victim was found in the suspects’ living quarters. There have been reports that the mobile phone was submitted to the police by her friend a day after the crime took place.

Koh Pa-Ngan Superintendent Police Colonel Prachum Reungthong said the mobile phone of the dead woman was submitted to the police and returned to her family on September 18. The phone police confiscated from the Myanmar suspects on the other hand belonged to the male victim.

He added that investigators would tomorrow sign a document confirming that the DNA samples given by the two Myanmar men matched those found on the victim’s body. The matter will be forwarded to the Office of the Attorney-General on October 8. The men will be held in police custody on Koh Samui in the meantime.

Police announced last week that the two illegal migrant workers admitted that they had killed David Miller, 24, and Hannah Witheridge, 23 whose bodies were found on September 15.

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"He added that investigators would tomorrow sign a document confirming that the DNA samples given by the two Myanmar men matched those found on the victim’s body."

I can sign for them any document they like, but would that be the truth?

I still doubt it very much.

Please lets have an independent investigation by the British police.

Oh believe me, the AG will want much more proof than anything stated in some document forwarded by the police coffee1.gif

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Investigators will sign tomorrow ... does that mean the chemists who carried out the tests and why didn't they certify their findings immediately ?

Other investigators cannot certify the work they did not carry out, except maybe here.

Did the results have to be approved first ?

Exemplary professionalism indeed.

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Good that the police cleared that up.

So that's one conspiracy you guys cross off your list after about 1000 posts.

Now let's move onto the DNA.

It's stands for national dyslexics association you know.

Anyway the noose is getting tighter around these scumbags necks as more will revealed in the days ahead.

Even perry mason would get these guys off.

Not at all, didn't you find them guilty /

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Do the RTP not realise how much blood would be flying around as these brutal attacks were taking place? The perpetrators would have it all over themselves and their clothes, but the police don't seem to have found any trace of blood on anything but the hoe.

Does anyone else find this rather curious?

Yes I do. Where's that Sean guy and his guitare? Do the RTP have blood splatter analysts? Are you a Dexter fan?

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Do the RTP not realise how much blood would be flying around as these brutal attacks were taking place? The perpetrators would have it all over themselves and their clothes, but the police don't seem to have found any trace of blood on anything but the hoe.

Does anyone else find this rather curious?

Yes I do. Where's that Sean guy and his guitare? Do the RTP have blood splatter analysts? Are you a Dexter fan?

Maybe it's reaching an affordability factor as in who can pay how many baht?

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Do the RTP not realise how much blood would be flying around as these brutal attacks were taking place? The perpetrators would have it all over themselves and their clothes, but the police don't seem to have found any trace of blood on anything but the hoe.

Does anyone else find this rather curious?

Yes I do. Where's that Sean guy and his guitare? Do the RTP have blood splatter analysts? Are you a Dexter fan?

If Dexter was involved there would be a lot of dead Thais before all was said and done.

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The more police speaks, the more it's blur. Now, the telephone of the poor girl becomes the one of the poor boy. Maybe it's true but it's so lame, so unprofessional.

Its amazing what you can do with a 300 baht samsung throw away.

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Do the RTP not realise how much blood would be flying around as these brutal attacks were taking place? The perpetrators would have it all over themselves and their clothes, but the police don't seem to have found any trace of blood on anything but the hoe.

Does anyone else find this rather curious?

One of the Burmese guys had the same t shirt on a 7-11, the same one on the day after when pictured and the same one when being arrested.

Even if washed itd still have blood on it.

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Yes I do. Where's that Sean guy and his guitare? Do the RTP have blood splatter analysts? Are you a Dexter fan?

If Dexter was involved there would be a lot of dead Thais before all was said and done.

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