ratcatcher Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 LATEST DNA testing of Varot Toovichien, the son of influential Koh Tao village headman and owner of AC Bar on the resort island, by the Institute of Forensic Medicine of the Police General Hospital showed no match with the DNA samples found on the slain British backpacker Ms Hannah Witheridge, and samples collected at other scenes. But the police said they have to wait for the testing results of three other hospitals, Chulalongkorn, Siriraj, and Ramathibodi. Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/70152/ -- Thai PBS 2014-10-31 Well Well....... What a shock.... We never saw that coming (extreme sarcasm). You can put the test through 1000 Thai hospitals. Nobody will change their mind until the test is 100% independent of corrupt Thailand. "Well Well....... What a shock.... We never saw that coming (extreme sarcasm)." Your "mild" sarcasm was appreciated hence the 'likes', however, no need to add an advisory (in brackets). Regardless of what Oscar Wilde once remarked on sarcasm , we often only use it to make a point.
CapFarmer Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) I have just been looking at some clips you tube the first clip shows the police going to the crime scene and inspecting the hoe lying on the beach next to a condom. The second youtube clips shows the hoe in a different area with a small fence around it . Wouldn't the pollice take the hoe away for forensics ? I hope the mods will allow these clips to put these clips up as it is a very important part of this case, 1st clip https://www.youtube.com /watch?v=MUExdYSpmNw 2nd clip https://www.youtube.com /watch?v=47OYkmyOLP4 How about pointing out the time stamps. In the two different vidoes, I simply see two different angles of pictures of the hoe and another where the police clearly have moved the hoe as they are swabbing it for blood or DNA. And what purpose does this serve? Making speculation and guesses on things we don't know the facts or circumstances around. While I see nothing showing the hoe in two different positions except when it is being tested, what if it was moved? Are you going to start coming up with theories of how and why it was moved rather than accepting we don't know and there would be no reason for us to know. This something defense will bring up in trial, assuming the two don't plead guilty, if their is legitimate questions or has any meaning at all. let other people be the judge it looks to me like it has been moved and is a different position. The crime scene investigation served no purpose other than to ensure no one could ever be definitively convicted or cleared of this crime. The hoe was likely moved to a different position, wiped clean, soaked in Burmese immigrant bath water, bagged up and placed in the victims suit case, then behind the house of an immigrant worker, then re-deposited at the crime scene two days later just in time for the forensic investigator to look at it while having free tea at a guest house near the scene. The forensic investigation team picked up the hoe from the beach, swabbed it with a cotton swab and then returned it to the beach. Sent to forensic investigator lab where highly trained workers could smell Burmese DNA. “Smells like Asian DNA, definitely not Thai… wait, yes, definitely Burmese immigrant workers.” The only valid DNA that would be retrieved from that hoe is sand crab DNA. Edited October 31, 2014 by CapFarmer
Khun Riki Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 "Somyot said the report had already reached public prosecutors and police could not add anything to it unless instructed by the prosecutors." I do believe thai police and so the prosecutors did their job already the best way.
26vinny Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 where was the British police when this happened and another publicity stunt, tampered DNA will never match what a farce
AGareth2 Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 reading a DNA "test" can be done in 4 hours 1
Commerce Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 in this case young man's life is ruined for long time by bunch of midle aged couch detectives with out nothing better to do and whom have no real knowledge of eny of the matter. Such forums like this thaivisa.com where all these smart as idiots accusing people publicly of things just bcase what they think or what they read from shit papers or internet what is published so people get interested,living pattaya with bought bar girl friend does not make u expert of thailand .... Some of you shud be very shamed of your selfs . Its normal that people sue if they been caught of slander and spreading false rumours. I would certaily!! Feel free to PM me, Mr. Lawyer of Nom Lek. I'll sure show up to meet you, and show you what the scum you represent is worth, be he 679th in line to the throne or 1,562nd inline, through the blue blood of his papa. Come. Pls come. I'll do you for slander too, for what you just equally slandered and spread a rumour about all of us being idiots married to Pattay girlfriends. Be careful where you meet though.... you may not often know who you are dealing with! But you're not really who you pretend you are, are you? The only idiot married to a Pattaya gf in this post is yourself! You wanna bring it... you'll sure get back a lot worse than you bargained for! PM .... we'll meet. 2
Soutpeel Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 Thai news reporting this guy's DNA isn't a match with that found on the victims. Now there is a surprise, was there ever any doubt that it wasn't going to match ?....this is just the next act/performance in this circus/soap opera, more to come I am sure so here are my questions ? if the proof they have on the Burmese is so conclusive and iron clad, why hasn't this matter been in front of a court already even a preliminary hearing ? Why have the prosecutors knock the RTP police reports/evidence back so many times ? if the case against them is so strong, this matter should have been done and dusted a while back 1
cowboy country Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 That pic is taken thru a glass window. Why? And what's with the Chief and Headman's hardened gazes? It's that supposed to be don't <deleted?k with us? How many times did they DNA test him. There's other foootage of him being tested by a lady... Would it be too much to ask to let the british Authorities test him, just for peace of mind... I get the feeling Thai police can't even trust their own BS if they think testing through 4 of their own are doing the tests... Why is Daddy there, isn't this man 22 years old? Where is the other brother in all this... What a farce.. Boycott these mafia scum who think they are untouchable.. 1
CapFarmer Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 How many rapists use a condom ? Unless he knew he was going to kill her 1st, but then why would he leave there ? I think it is more common than most people would think. Pretty well know case in USA, the rapist tried to claim that the fact that he wore a condom was proof that the sex was consensual.
bannork Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 For those who think Nomsod is guilty of rape I have a query. If he was guilty he must be very, very sure the British authorities don't have a DNA sample from when Hannah's body was returned otherwise he 's just hung himself. It seems folks here can't be sure as to whether the UK medics could extract a sample, so how can he be so sure? The 4 hospitals now possess 4 samples of DNA from Nomsod and the 4 hospitals had to compare it to the official DNA taken from Hannah.Not being a man of science my question is can the hospitals know that the official DNA originated from sperm? if so could the lawyers of the Burmese suspects ask Ramathipbodi hospital to compare the official DNA to see if it matches the suspects' DNA.? Assuming the suspects haven't engaged in any voluntary or forced sexual activity since the crime the DNA, if proven to come from sperm couldn't be theirs unless they did rape Hannah.
Soutpeel Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 in this case young man's life is ruined for long time by bunch of midle aged couch detectives with out nothing better to do and whom have no real knowledge of eny of the matter. Such forums like this thaivisa.com where all these smart as idiots accusing people publicly of things just bcase what they think or what they read from shit papers or internet what is published so people get interested,living pattaya with bought bar girl friend does not make u expert of thailand .... Some of you shud be very shamed of your selfs . Its normal that people sue if they been caught of slander and spreading false rumours. I would certaily!! Feel free to PM me, Mr. Lawyer of Nom Lek. I'll sure show up to meet you, and show you what the scum you represent is worth, be he 679th in line to the throne or 1,562nd inline, through the blue blood of his papa. Come. Pls come. I'll do you for slander too, for what you just equally slandered and spread a rumour about all of us being idiots married to Pattay girlfriends. Be careful where you meet though.... you may not often know who you are dealing with! But you're not really who you pretend you are, are you? The only idiot married to a Pattaya gf in this post is yourself! You wanna bring it... you'll sure get back a lot worse than you bargained for! PM .... we'll meet. As much as Islandlife is being an arse, your being just as big an arse in your post and attempting to be a keyboard hard man as well to boot...so stop being such a twot and grow up 1
jabis Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 Yet another thread with the same arguments. Getting a bit boresome to seek thru them for factual information I'd say it is already a "mission impossible" for the ex-kamnans family to alleviate any rumour mongering, but everyone concerting 100% guilt, should double-check that their statements are based on facts, not rumours. The "tinfoil"-mentality won't do the poor victims' families any more justice, if everything is based on just unsubstantiated hearsay. Let's hear what the UK investigators have to say, when they're ready with their 'observatory inquiries', and be adamant that a fair trial and due process takes place - the prosecutors throwing curve balls to RTP case findings is a suggestion that such due process is indeed having place. This DNA-testing has no bearing, and could be listed as a publicity stunt, at least according to RTP, as well as it gives the ex-kamnans family ammunition to demand heads to roll and get even more wealthy, just based on Thai law, and I doubt that would be benefitial to anybody. Just my few baht...
jpeg Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 I hope the Brit's involvement doesn't end like 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' (British troops got routed in that battle, near Sebastepol Russia) You one of our Penal Colonists? 1
draftvader Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) Now we wait for Scotland Yard. I doubt they came here to make them check the DNA and there are plenty of ways to skin a cat. Even if it leads to nothing the inquest's findings will have a fair impact on the international view of Thailand. If the RTP or Thai government has any doubts about what they have just done then they might want to consider that Scotland Yard might well have "appeared" to be "just observing" and there may well be more to come. As I have said before I don't think Scotland Yard has much to lose and if the UK cared about their relationship with Thailand so much then they wouldn't even have coughed let alone cornered Prayuth on his first true international political engagement. I have just looked at the UK trading partners data for 2011 (I'm sure there are more recent datasets if I dig deeper but I am not paying and I doubt too much has changed). Thailand does not make the top 25 partner countries in either imports or exports. This tells me that there is little weight in worrying about how this will affect relations. There is not too much to lose by stating their findings publicly. Indeed, as I have alluded to before, there is a general election in less than 6 months and the incumbent Conservatives are showing a 3% lag over Labour but both parties have lost their ground to UKIP who has overtaken the Lib Dems into the 3rd largest party in the UK. Being that nationalistic policies are at the top of the UKIP agenda and they are swaying an easily scared and impressionable middle class (who are also TAT's true demographic) it makes sense for Cameron to show his balls on this topic. Little/negligible effect on GDP vs swinging 5% of voters who want to back a winning party. January inquest and announcement, pushing for resolution on an emotive issue. If things aren't improving for the Conversatives by then I think you'll find he has little choice and will welcome any bone he can chew on. Edited October 31, 2014 by draftvader 2
monkeycountry Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) Anything short of the British police doing DNA tests from start to finish (swap, transport, test, result etc.) will not convince anyone of anything, as it is common knowledge, especially among Thais, that many if not most Thais, and especially the police, can be influenced by the right people or the right amount of money - or both. Edited October 31, 2014 by monkeycountry 1
Popular Post Beetlejuice Posted October 31, 2014 Popular Post Posted October 31, 2014 DNA test will clear my son: headman Oh yes I am sure it will. But it won't mean he is 'not guilty' will it? By the way... He was cleared a month ago when the cash went under the table. This is a serious allegation you are making. Please give your source of information? And I would be very interested to know who you are, where you are and your political affiliation, because you and others like you who make such unfounded allegations and statements in the public domain are considered as enemies of the State, which could hold serious consequences for those that are detected and if anyone does know who you are, I certainly hope they shop you to the authorities, as I would do in an instant without hesitation. This thread has to be the ultimate in Thai bashing, the worst I have ever witnessed on Thai visa, it now seems that anything goes, a free for all. Statements like these must certainly push the tolerance levels by Thais towards ex-pats to the limits of endurance. Outragious. Perhaps you are correct in what you state, however I think it would have been better if you had mentioned that your own son is in the RTP. Absolutely and my wife’s nephew is also a police officer in Chiang Mai and my other son is a lawyer here in Thailand. You make this sound as if having family in the police force should be something I should hide and be ashamed of. Many of my family back in the States were in the police force, including my grandfather and great grandfather who was an Irish American cop in New York during the early 1900s, and we are very proud of the fact, which is why I mention my police connections quite often on Thai visa with pride. My Dad always used to say that a policeman can be your best friend in times of being at threat from the criminal elements of society and he was right. There are always going to be bad apples in the basket that applies to police forces worldwide. But I can tell you that most of the cops in Thailand work strictly by the book and are dedicated to the job, they risk their lives everyday mostly for a pittance. Many become seriously injured and killed doing their duty that rarely gets a mention in the news.. Those who hold prejudices and continually put down the police and law enforcement must be of dubious characters, because those of us that abide by the laws, keep our heads down, don`t get involved with the wrong crowds or in dubious and illegal practices and strictly pertain by the rules here have nothing to fear and are able to enjoy and live their lives to the full in Thailand, as I do. Life in Thailand is what you make it, if there are ex-pats who don`t like it here and have nothing good to say about the country, have the options of moving on, no one is forcing them to remain in a country that they consider as being corrupt, anti foreigner and the ex-pats that have extreme intolerances towards Thai culture and the Thai authorities, jumping in to discredit the country at every possible opportunity, using tragic cases like the OP as a means to get their anti sentiments regarding Thailand across to the masses. Those who do reside in Thailand and continually moan and complain about everything Thai, I ask; what is your problem and why do you stay here? Because I can assure you, Thailand would be better off without you and you would probably be much happier and content living somewhere else, rather than coming onto a forum to gripe about all the injustices in Thailand and how you lot are oppressed and persecuted by the Thais while you remain here. 3
Popular Post Heisenberg01 Posted October 31, 2014 Popular Post Posted October 31, 2014 Beetlejuice. You are obviously biased because of your situation. I too have familly in the force, and i can tell you with certainty that they are everything people are saying on here, they paid for the job, they paid to progress, and much much more. 9
Popular Post Soutpeel Posted October 31, 2014 Popular Post Posted October 31, 2014 DNA test will clear my son: headman Oh yes I am sure it will. But it won't mean he is 'not guilty' will it? By the way... He was cleared a month ago when the cash went under the table. This is a serious allegation you are making. Please give your source of information? And I would be very interested to know who you are, where you are and your political affiliation, because you and others like you who make such unfounded allegations and statements in the public domain are considered as enemies of the State, which could hold serious consequences for those that are detected and if anyone does know who you are, I certainly hope they shop you to the authorities, as I would do in an instant without hesitation. This thread has to be the ultimate in Thai bashing, the worst I have ever witnessed on Thai visa, it now seems that anything goes, a free for all. Statements like these must certainly push the tolerance levels by Thais towards ex-pats to the limits of endurance. Outragious. Perhaps you are correct in what you state, however I think it would have been better if you had mentioned that your own son is in the RTP. Absolutely and my wife’s nephew is also a police officer in Chiang Mai and my other son is a lawyer here in Thailand. You make this sound as if having family in the police force should be something I should hide and be ashamed of. Many of my family back in the States were in the police force, including my grandfather and great grandfather who was an Irish American cop in New York during the early 1900s, and we are very proud of the fact, which is why I mention my police connections quite often on Thai visa with pride. My Dad always used to say that a policeman can be your best friend in times of being at threat from the criminal elements of society and he was right. There are always going to be bad apples in the basket that applies to police forces worldwide. But I can tell you that most of the cops in Thailand work strictly by the book and are dedicated to the job, they risk their lives everyday mostly for a pittance. Many become seriously injured and killed doing their duty that rarely gets a mention in the news.. Those who hold prejudices and continually put down the police and law enforcement must be of dubious characters, because those of us that abide by the laws, keep our heads down, don`t get involved with the wrong crowds or in dubious and illegal practices and strictly pertain by the rules here have nothing to fear and are able to enjoy and live their lives to the full in Thailand, as I do. Life in Thailand is what you make it, if there are ex-pats who don`t like it here and have nothing good to say about the country, have the options of moving on, no one is forcing them to remain in a country that they consider as being corrupt, anti foreigner and the ex-pats that have extreme intolerances towards Thai culture and the Thai authorities, jumping in to discredit the country at every possible opportunity, using tragic cases like the OP as a means to get their anti sentiments regarding Thailand across to the masses. Those who do reside in Thailand and continually moan and complain about everything Thai, I ask; what is your problem and why do you stay here? Because I can assure you, Thailand would be better off without you and you would probably be much happier and content living somewhere else, rather than coming onto a forum to gripe about all the injustices in Thailand and how you lot are oppressed and persecuted by the Thais while you remain here. let me respond to this by saying this, in the 14 years I have been here and my interactions with the BiB, in different cities, provinces etc and usually due to "driving offenses" every single one of them with the exception of 1 had their hands out for tea money, and these are the BiB at the bottom of the food chain, therefore based on this non-scientific evaluation it would appear on face value at least, the RTP has rather a large barrel full of bad apples and one suspects there are very few who work strictly by the book. Many of my family back in the States were in the police force, including my grandfather and great grandfather who was an Irish American cop in New York during the early 1900s And not me saying this, but part of the historical record if you care to look, the Irish American cops in the 1900's 1920/30's NY/Detroit etc etc where some of the biggest crooks around and in fact, what the cops where doing then in NY at the time was no different from what the RTP are doing right now in Thailand, so is an excellent comparison... 5
falangjim Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) The RTP and the Koh Tao families have been giving each other warm samples of DNA for quite some time in this case. Edited October 31, 2014 by falangjim
SaamBaht Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 The Thai police just don't understand that their very reputation taints the case. If they care about justice, they would allow these foreign investigative observers take over the case and let the case go where the evidence leads them. 1
Krenjai Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 CCTV footage of Nomsod in BKK on the [email protected] pm (check 3,44 minutes) So, if he was on the island he must have left after this footage and probably have traveled to Koh Tao by plane to Samui + boat. This means there MUST be other CCTV footage from somewhere (airport, airport lounge whatever). I think it will be impossible to hide this and they must assume this will emerge one day it seems unlikely he traveled by car to Chumpon on a Sunday afternoon if he needed to attend university on Monday morning. It just takes too long and if he came back on the night of the 15th, how? By car? Or by Plane? There must be CCTV footage somewhere. Same as above, think it will be impossible to hide this and again, they must assume this will emerge one day. The girl in the elevator MUST remember this encounter when she sees this footage? right? Don't you think so? And what about this Timber table? Should be relatively easy to proof where it was on the 13th? 12th? How long do they keep these tapes? Or do they work like a voice recorder in a plane? Can we see some tapes from the 13th, 12th where this table was? Anyway, although many (including myself) believe he is involved will have a hard time to argue with all this...... Personally I think his phone record needs to checked as well, If he was not there, my guess is, he still knows who was involved. If it turns out he was on the island, this whole tape must have been doctored, even if easy, what about other CCTV footage, airport lounges, airports, gas stations whatever? Passenger lists? You name it.........you can't hide this nowadays! 1
oowwwwyeah Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 thailand the hub of delayed crucial evidence
AnotherOneAmerican Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) It's a sad state of affairs that the RTP have to lower themslef to do this because of a bunch of idiots writing crap when all they have is ahatred towards Thais and pure guesswork. This kid comes from an influential family he's got everything a young man could ever wish for and I would imagine the least of his problems is finding girls. Why would a young guy in his position have to resort to murder to get his end away? or you could ask yourself why would 2 migrant workers with very little money that most Thai girls would have absolutely noting to do with do something like this. Why did the young man refuse a DNA test?...wealthy, lost of friends, clubbing it, wild night and lie a lot of kids.... drugs? That is a question not an accusation but there's always the possibility he refused because he had taken an illegal substance. I wonder the same thing, but in many countries kids of the rich and powerful rape if they think they can get away with it. As for the Burmese workers, they have loads of beautiful Burmese girls to choose from, and the Burmese girls don't all sell it to the highest bidder. Many of them actually have morals. PS DNA tests don't show drugs in the system. That's a different type of test. Edited October 31, 2014 by AnotherOneAmerican
Beetlejuice Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 The Thai police just don't understand that their very reputation taints the case. If they care about justice, they would allow these foreign investigative observers take over the case and let the case go where the evidence leads them. I think the Thai police are very much aware that their reputation stands on this case. The problems being, judging by the comments made by some posters above and the Cludo game detectives making their accusations in the social media and forums, is that they are saying; we do not regard the Thai police or their investigation as having credibility, therefore we will only believe the statements and results collected from an investigation conducted outside the jurisdiction of the Thai police. I believe the people who are stirring up the most trouble are politically motivated into discrediting the present government and I also believe that however this case unfolds the same troublemakers will still be peddling around their conspiracy theories, using the tragic victims as pawns to suit their own political ends and put down the present leadership and in an attempt to destroy the Thai tourist industry. I am also certain that the British, Thai and other world authorities are aware of this and that all those throwing around their conspiracy accusations against the Thai leadership and police will remain in the social media and other media outlets, but the British government and Burmese government will conclude with the findings of the Thai police investigation. This is what is going to happen, trust me on this one.
minikev Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 JTJ http://www.thaivisa....e-headmans-son/You can search for more using google. Were they processed?
Soutpeel Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 I believe the people who are stirring up the most trouble are politically motivated into discrediting the present government and I also believe that however this case unfolds the same troublemakers will still be peddling around their conspiracy theories, using the tragic victims as pawns to suit their own political ends and put down the present leadership and in an attempt to destroy the Thai tourist industry. ....yeah yeah its Thaksin, YK, No No...its the ex minster "do you know who I am" for ear medicine. Pathetic, trying to turn this case political, almost as bad as our man in Dubai stating the charges against him were politically motivated Should be ashamed of yourself, or at least take your medication..
johninengland Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 lord forgive them for they know not what they do? this will come back and bite them big time!!!!
minikev Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 the hoe was next to the condom it seems to have been moved from one place to another , why would it be moved at a crime scene like this ?. Does anybody where the hoe was reported to have been found. hoe1.jpg I remember reading it was found hidden badly under a log
Soutpeel Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 (edited) "jdinasia" why don't you learn to quote things properly your posts are a <deleted> mess...I know for the most part your post garbage anyway, but at least try to format it correctly Edited October 31, 2014 by metisdead It is suggested you stop circumventing the profanity filter. 1
BlackJack Posted October 31, 2014 Posted October 31, 2014 oh what a tangled web we weave....................................
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