Blind man in custody for fatal Bangkok stabbing

 

Picture: Daily News

 

BANGKOK: -- Police have arrested a blind man in the fatally stabbing and wounding of three others after an argument over loud music in northern Bangkok.

 

The blind man - Narong Pholia, 37 - has represented Thailand at judo in sports for the disabled.

 

Friends and family of Narong have cast doubt that he was responsible and called on Pak Kret police to seek justice in the matter.

 

The incident occurred at the Lan Din market yesterday evening. An argument broke out over loud music being played and a total of four people were stabbed, reports Daily News.

 

Wutthikarn Na Songkhla, 41, the market owner, died from a stab wound on the way to hospital.

 

Two women are also in hospital: Prisana Manit, 39, was stabbed in the left arm. Mayura Mayuthiang,30, was stabbed in the left abdomen.

 

Another man is in a serious condition in Krung Thai Hospital: Anusorn Seu-trong, 28, was stabbed in the eyebrow and under the left eye. He is in ICU fighting for his life.

 

Earlier police had said that blind Narong had told them he lashed out indiscriminately.

 

Pak Kret police have commented that the case is a difficult one and there is considerable doubt as to whether the attack was deliberate or negligent in nature.

 

Later last night the younger sister of Narong and friends went to police to call for justice.

 

Sahaporn Ninmuang, 40, who is also blind, said that he had met Narong 19 years ago and he was a man of good character who never argued with anyone. He told cops that Narong had represented Thailand at the world judo championships for the disabled in Spain as well as at the FESPIC games held in Bangkok.

 

Narong is also a trained masseur, he said, offering the traditional Thai massage.

 

Late last night police said that Narong was taken under arrest to hospital in Pak Kret after paling and suffering severe stress. They are waiting until his condition improves before interviewing him further.

 

Source: Daily News

 

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That would take some skill. 

Earlier police had said that blind Narong had told them he lashed out indiscriminately.

 

Pak Kret police have commented that the case is a difficult one and there is considerable doubt as to whether the attack was deliberate or negligent in nature.

 

Is he deaf too?.......The screams of pain?...Wait...maybe he couldn't hear them over the loud music

 

Narong is also a trained masseur, he said, offering the traditional Thai massage.

 

I'll pass on the massage thanks!

 

 

 

 

Edited December 21, 20169 yr by Nasrullah

1 hour ago, Nasrullah said:

 

Narong is also a trained masseur, he said, offering the traditional Thai massage.

 

I'll pass on the massage thanks!

 

 

That is rubbing it in a bit!!!

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

...has represented Thailand at judo...

 

Well, it's also going to be fencing for him, at the next paralympics.

Did the victims have bells round their necks ?

1 hour ago, Thaiwrath said:

Did the victims have bells round their necks ?

 

 

...good opportunity to clear up a lot of unsolved crimes!..(with respect to the deceased).

4 hours ago, DLang said:

That would take some skill. 

Wax on wax off. 

A stab in the dark 

So who was making the loud noise?

 

When i'm eating in a restaurant and a blind person comes to play 10 seconds and expects a tip i also can't appreciate it. I just want to eat relaxed, no vendors or so.

I guess one thing that makes the bib anticipate this will be a difficult case for the bib is they are having a hard time with how to describe the blind mans position in the case.  '' eye witness'' just does not seem fitting nor proper. They did not mention it may have been accidental which will muddy the water more.

This may require a second committee to advise the first one.

Another bad translation, the guy can see, he sells window blinds for a living. 

 

I used to see him driving around On Nut in a van that said <<<<Thai language removed >>>> (a blind man is driving this van ) on the back.  

Edited December 21, 20169 yr by metisdead
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6 hours ago, Sphere said:

 

Well, it's also going to be fencing for him, at the next paralympics.

 

Or the parallel bars.

 

(behind them)