Human leg found at a Bangkok temple - but has a law been broken?

 

Picture: Daily News

 

BANGKOK: -- Police called to a temple in Lat Prao, Bangkok, found part of a human leg wrapped up in a plastic bag.

 

It was left there by a deliveryman from a local hospital whose job it was to take human body parts for cremation, reports Daily News.

 

Now police are deciding whether a law has been broken or not.

 

The bizarre case began on Wednesday when a curious worker at the temple of Wat Lat Prao in Soi Lat Prao Wang Hin 23 looked inside three large, red plastic bags tied together,

 

When he found part of a human leg Samrerng Saeng-urai, 45, called in the Chok Chai 4 cops.

 

The bags were marked "Infected Hospital Refuse" so they decided to check at the nearest hospital - Paolo Memorial in Chok Chai 4.

 

There they spoke to Manatpong Saosanthat, 36, a deliveryman whose job it was to bring human body parts for incineration at the temple.

 

The leg part had been amputated from a patient with rickets. Manatpong said he had gone to the temple at 5am and fining no one about he left the leg in the plastic bag under the stairs of the crematorium. Then he went back to work.

 

He said he was going to come back in the evening but the bag was found first.

 

Police have yet to decide if a crime has been committed and no one has yet been charged.

 

Source: Daily News

 

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Probably seemed like a good idea at the time.

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Police have yet to decide if a crime has been committed and no one has yet been charged.

 

Hopping someone may come forward to claim it.

The only law that might have been broken, is littering.

regards Worgeordie

I admit I have gotten legless in Bangkok but never like this

No crime, unless of course he's Burmese

The inability to orchestrate a workable procedure is not a crime - it's a way of life.

Having said that, I doubt anyone will find any arm in this. (Sorry, couldn't resist)

Edited October 20, 20169 yr by grumbleweed

"Infected Hospital Refuse"

 

Hospitals should manage their own waste.

 

Try to imagine a temple dog tearing open  that bag.........

 

 

33 minutes ago, grumbleweed said:

No crime, unless of course he's Burmese

The inability to orchestrate a workable procedure is not a crime - it's a way of life.

Having said that, I doubt anyone will find any arm in this. (Sorry, couldn't resist)

 

33 minutes ago, grumbleweed said:

No crime, unless of course he's Burmese

The inability to orchestrate a workable procedure is not a crime - it's a way of life.

Having said that, I doubt anyone will find any arm in this. (Sorry, couldn't resist)

No arm in it, just a bit of leg pulling.

Talk about tying to get a leg up on everyone !!!!! This is not what they meant by critical thinking

Edited October 20, 20169 yr by realenglish1

1 hour ago, doremifasol said:

"Infected Hospital Refuse"

 

Hospitals should manage their own waste.

 

Try to imagine a temple dog tearing open  that bag.........

 

 

The dog would have been very happy to get a bone WITH meat on it for a change 

"...found part of a human leg..."

Could it have been one of the Shins?  No-one has said what thighs it was, and people kneed to know.  (sorry)

It was left there by a deliveryman from a local hospital whose job it was to take human body parts for cremation, reports Daily News.

 

           Why did nobody ask the deliveryman? 

" Now police are deciding whether a law has been broken or not. "  After extensive and exhausting investigation, they have come to the conclusion that a leg has been broken.

Nightmare when you discovered the shop you had the wonderful beef soup had the stock made from the parts supplied by the hospital orderly.

Anything can happen in the LOS. It's just that it hasn't happen yet doesn't mean it will not happen.

In India, a woman murdered her husband and cooked curry with his body parts, grind up the bones and dump them down the drain. The cooked parts fed to the dog. The clogged drain led to the discovery.

The delivery guy was in a rush and it was the last leg of his journey.

The police took steps to find the owner.

Sure. Delivery at 5am and wonders why no one is there. Duh?

I'll go out on a  limb and say the monks were probably doing their morning rounds.

The worker was putting his best foot forward...

 

of course a regulated waste management regulation was broken...improper control and disposal of a regulated waste stream...

 

but this is LOS where regulatory enforcement is weak or non-existent...

On 10/20/2016 at 2:36 PM, Prbkk said:

The delivery guy was in a rush and it was the last leg of his journey.

possibly the last leg of his working carrier...