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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 June 2025
Jealous Rage Turns Deadly as Ex-Husband Shoots Love Rival in Sakon Nakhon Picture courtesy of Daily News. A man has confessed to fatally shooting his ex-wife’s new partner in a violent altercation outside his home, claiming he acted out of fear for his safety following repeated threats and harassment. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365191-jealous-rage-turns-deadly-as-ex-husband-shoots-love-rival-in-sakon-nakhon/ -
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Crime Jealous Rage Turns Deadly as Ex-Husband Shoots Love Rival in Sakon Nakhon
Picture courtesy of Daily News. A man has confessed to fatally shooting his ex-wife’s new partner in a violent altercation outside his home, claiming he acted out of fear for his safety following repeated threats and harassment. Police were called to the village of Ban Noi Hua Khu in Khom Nin Subdistrict, Mueang District, Sakon Nakhon, after reports of a shooting on 29 June. Investigating officer Pol Sub-Lt Thatchaphon Kamthum from Khom Nin Police Station found the body of Mr. Suthat 36, lying in the grass with gunshot wounds to his right ribcage, underarm and a machete wound to the head. Nearby, officers found a white Toyota Revo pickup truck registered to the victim. The driver’s window had been shattered, and the vehicle was stained with blood. A machete was also discovered in the back of the truck. The alleged shooter, Mr. Wichai, 41, remained at the scene and surrendered to police without resistance. According to Mr. Wichai’s statement, the victim had previously been in a relationship with his ex-wife, she then resumed a relationship with the victim after leaving Mr Wichai, with them eventually living together. Mr. Wichai said he had initially accepted the situation and did not seek retribution, but claimed Mr. Suthat had continued to provoke and threaten him, including making death threats against his family. On the day of the incident, Mr. Suthat allegedly drove to Mr. Wichai’s home armed with a long machete. Fearing for his life, Mr. Wichai said he retrieved a firearm, which he claims to have found abandoned on a roadside some time ago and fired three shots at the intruder. Police confirmed that Mr. Wichai was sober at the time of arrest. He has been charged with murder and illegal possession of a firearm, and is now in custody pending further investigation and legal proceedings. Adapted by Asean Now from Daily News 2025-06-30 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 June 2025
Karen Refugee Arrested for Employer’s Murder in Chiang Mai Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities have arrested a Karen refugee suspected of brutally murdering his employer in a remote mountain village in Chiang Mai province, while a second suspect remains at large. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365114-labour-dispute-turns-deadly-as-worker-kills-employer-hides-body-in-chiang-mai-forest/#findComment-19908414 -
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Crime Labour Dispute Turns Deadly as Worker Kills Employer, Hides Body in Chiang Mai Forest
UPDATE Karen Refugee Arrested for Employer’s Murder in Chiang Mai Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities have arrested a Karen refugee suspected of brutally murdering his employer in a remote mountain village in Chiang Mai province, while a second suspect remains at large. The incident took place in the evening of 27 June at a farm located in Ban Mae Satop Tai, Village 3, Mae Suek subdistrict, Mae Chaem district. Police from Mae Chaem Police Station responded to a report of a fatal assault and discovered the lifeless body of 57-year-old Mr. Boonchuay at the scene. A blood-stained log, believed to be the murder weapon, was found nearby. Investigators noted that several of the victim’s belongings were missing, including a red-black Honda Wave motorcycle and a Revo-brand mobile phone. Initial findings pointed to two Karen labourers employed by the victim, both of whom had disappeared from the area following the crime. On 28 June, officials from Sop Moei district in Mae Hong Son province were contacted by Mae Chaem police to assist in locating the suspects, who were believed to be refugees from armed conflict residing in the temporary shelter at Ban Mae La Oon. Authorities identified the two suspects as Mr. Saw Se Pho 21, and Mr. Jaw Kalalay. The pair had allegedly left the shelter illegally to seek employment in agriculture and were working in the Mae Chaem area at the time of the murder. At 12:10 on 28 June, a joint operation involving local security forces, district officials, and police led to the arrest of Mr. Saw Se Pho, who was found hiding inside a shelter at the Mae La Oon temporary refugee camp. He was taken into custody without incident. The second suspect, Mr. Jaw Kalalay, reportedly fled the area and is believed to be heading toward Fang district in Chiang Mai. Authorities have launched a manhunt and are coordinating with agencies in surrounding provinces to locate and apprehend him. District Chief Kamphan Mokthaisong of Sop Moei has ordered continued collaboration with Mae Chaem authorities and local security units to prevent further breaches of refugee shelter regulations and to ensure justice for the victim and his family. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-06-30 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 June 2025
Man Drowns on First Ever Fishing Trip After Getting Tangled in Net Picture courtesy of SiamNews. A 34-year-old man drowned during his first attempt at fishing, after becoming entangled in a cast net and sinking to the bottom of a large pond in Phan Thong District, Chonburi Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365189-man-drowns-on-first-ever-fishing-trip-after-getting-tangled-in-net/ -
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USA Trump Rides High on Series of Major Victories, Despite Tax Bill Turbulence
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