A strange case in Udon Thani is starting to unfold. Authorities have been investigating the mystery of a grave robbery where no valuables were stolen. The finding occurred on April 12th when a couple filed a complaint that the corpse of their son and daughter went missing.

The daughter, Sirirat Akkharat, was 26 years old when she died. Her corpse was found with the head missing and everything else left intact.

During the police investigation, officials were alerted that a monk, known for his black magic rituals, was spotted in a nearby village. The man, Phra Eun Aphiyo, 65, was apprehended by police. Originally from Buri Ram, the monk has admitted that he worked with two disciples who robbed the graves. The corpses were used in a black magic ritual in an attempt to predict upcoming lottery numbers.

The two disciples, Woraphong Senaphon and Khunthong Khetnu confessed to digging up four corpses.

Police are still looking for the missing corpses and have been told by the two disciples that the Sirirat’s missing skull had been placed in Bua Daeng swamp. The suspects are also being investigated for the theft of two corpses stolen from a

cemetery in March. The corpses belonged to another set of siblings aged 8 and 9.

-- 2015-04-20

Me thinks the monk has been watching too many YouTube videos on his iPad.

Pretty damn sick people................

PNG has a very big problem with grave robbers.....the robbers are after wealth, but this taking the head off a corpse from a grave, is just plain sick!!

There's a lot to be be said about cremation.

How deep does the greed go with these thieves in robes

Was the Monk called Burke or Hare ?