Police searching for missing nurse await DNA report on burned body in Chiang Mai

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Police searching for missing nurse await DNA report on burned body in Chiang Mai
By The Nation

 

 

CHIANG MAI: -- DNA tests are being carried out to determine whether a charred body found in a longan plantation in Chiang Mai province is that of a nurse reported missing by her husband.

 

Janjira Kerdlaew, 50, reportedly left home on Friday morning but did not arrive at the hospital where she works.

 

“Her husband lodged a complaint with us on Sunday, saying his wife had gone missing,” Pol Lt-Captain Yuenyong Pailom, an investigator at Doi Lor Police Station said yesterday.

 

Full story: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/national/30302051

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2016-12-14

 

[worgeordie]

Those bones look very burnt,wonder if they will be able to get

DNA results from them, results in two days,but the Oz lady that

was allegedly raped in BKK, it would take two weeks !

regards worgeordie

[tandor]

..teeth would be their best bet..but three seem to be missing.

[phycokiller]

guess the results will be out in an hour or two, they can do these tests faster in Thailand then other countries

[Loaded]

They haven't been burnt, they have been cremated.

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Ex-convict arrested for killing and burning a nurse in Chiang Mai 

 

 

CHIANG MAI: -- An ex-prisoner was arrested yesterday by Chiang Mai police for alleged assaulting and burning a nurse to death.

 

The suspect, identified as Nirun Kaewteja, 43, was freed recently from prison after serving more than 10 years of rape and murder.

 

Chiang Mai police said the arrest came after witnesses told them Nirun was near the scene of the murder after the charred remains of the nurse, Ms Janjira Kerdlarw, 50, was found.

 

A witness said he was chased away when he came close to an abandoned car near the scene on Monday.

 

He was most suspected by the police to be the murderer after the scene inspection by forensic police.

 

Her husband earlier told police his wife went missing since last Friday after driving to work at a hospital.

 

Investigation later strongly indicated Nirun was the suspected murderer.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/ex-convict-arrested-killing-burning-nurse-chiang-mai/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2016-12-14

[Chicog]

More than ten years eh? Well that integrated him back into society, didn't it?

 

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Nirun later confessed to killing the nurse for money.

He said he struck the victim on the neck and burned her body to cover up the crime.

But police suspected more persons might be involved as he was found to be acquainted with her.

She used to ask the ex-prisoner to spy on her family.

Police added they needed to question other close relative.

 

 

 

Even more bizarre.

Edited December 14, 2016 by Chicog

[Cyama]

News on Thai TV this morning -  husband hired Nirun, promised to pay 100,000 Baht. Apparently, husband has a mistress...

And from Bangkok Post "The victim had written a letter before she was murdered and asked a relative to give it to police if something happened to her." 

 

[bbbbooboo]

hmmm.....well that 10 years certainly taught him to stay out of trouble?

[IAMHERE]

What was in the letter?

[silent]

2 hours ago, bbbbooboo said:

hmmm.....well that 10 years certainly taught him to stay out of trouble?

Likely just taught him how to be better at a craft. 

 

[Ulic]

23 hours ago, Cyama said:

News on Thai TV this morning -  husband hired Nirun, promised to pay 100,000 Baht. Apparently, husband has a mistress...

And from Bangkok Post "The victim had written a letter before she was murdered and asked a relative to give it to police if something happened to her." 

 

The initial story was fishy. This clears things up for me.

[gk10002000]

On ‎12‎/‎14‎/‎2016 at 6:44 PM, Cyama said:

News on Thai TV this morning -  husband hired Nirun, promised to pay 100,000 Baht. Apparently, husband has a mistress...

And from Bangkok Post "The victim had written a letter before she was murdered and asked a relative to give it to police if something happened to her." 

 

But besides being mean and vicious and spiteful, why kill the lady?  Why pay money to kill the lady?  Was the lady blackmailing the husband?  If so, so what?  It is not much of a surprise that Thai men have a little wife out there somewhere.  I can only assume the husband had a lot to lose if his wife did something about the mistress