Appeals Court upholds death penalty for Koh Tao murders

[Artisi]

3 minutes ago, berybert said:

Does it also tell you how you can make shark sized tooth marks with a hoe whilst hitting a male's face, yet totally smash a female's face beyond recognition ?

Actually punctures which look all the world like what you would expect from a finger ring made from a sharks tooth worn by a certain person initially in the frame before the fix was put in place. 

[Hutch68]

8 minutes ago, berybert said:

Does it also tell you how you can make shark sized tooth marks with a hoe whilst hitting a male's face, yet totally smash a female's face beyond recognition ?

No, that's impossible you would need some kind of finger weapon with a short blade or some kind of swimming creatures tooth somehow glued to a ring but I'm not sure they sell those kind of things in Thailand.

Edited March 4, 2017 by Hutch68

[greenchair]

7 minutes ago, berybert said:

Does it also tell you how you can make shark sized tooth marks with a hoe whilst hitting a male's face, yet totally smash a female's face beyond recognition ?

I have said before and say again. 

I believe there was at least a third person and possibly a fourth person there. In that sense the investigation was shoddy. Doesn't by any means exclude the b2. 

[Artisi]

35 minutes ago, Dale59 said:

As a US lawyer I find this process an affront to justice. Looks like a kangaroo court!


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An affront is an understatement. 

[Khun Han]

29 minutes ago, greenchair said:

That was on the hoe. 

And wood is not good either. 

It's possible David's print was found because he touched it clearly with one or two fingers whilst defending himself. But the killer gripped it and used a swinging motion, this would cause the print to smudge. So impossible to print. 

 

Crikey! greenchair was there! A first-hand witness no less!

[greenchair]

I'm done. 

Good luck with your fantasies. 

Not going to change anything. 

And thank goodness for that. 

[Khun Han]

8 minutes ago, greenchair said:

I understand the nitpicking about the police and the skepticism of the dna and stuff. 

But the phone, it's origins were accepted by the b2. , the defence team. In fact the phone, where it came from, how wp came to have it, where it was stashed, is the one thing the courts, prosecutors, defence, b2, police all agree on. 

Why can't you accept that. 

 

As explained many times previously, the defence would have had to have stated the obvious and called the police liars in court over the phone issue. This is simply not allowed in Thai courts.

[Artisi]

7 hours ago, AGareth2 said:

isn't it strange that all the good evidence that could identify the murderers has been lost

Yes very strange, but being serious it is only as expected for what was  more than likely paid for. 

[Hutch68]

3 minutes ago, Khun Han said:

 

Crikey! greenchair was there! A first-hand witness no less!

Yes  something amiss here but they seem to be giving up.... Maybe because of the new young blond girl that's gone missing on that lovely Island of theirs.

[Artisi]

17 minutes ago, Hutch68 said:

No, that's impossible you would need some kind of finger weapon with a short blade or some kind of swimming creatures tooth somehow glued to a ring but I'm not sure they sell those kind of things in Thailand.

Suggest you check back a year or 2 to earlier posts and you will see a picture of possibly "the ring" that caused the punctures. 

[Hutch68]

12 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Suggest you check back a year or 2 to earlier posts and you will see a picture of possibly "the ring" that caused the punctures. 

You mean some kind of shark tooth ring that could fit the bill?

[Eligius]

24 minutes ago, Hutch68 said:

Yes  something amiss here but they seem to be giving up.... Maybe because of the new young blond girl that's gone missing on that lovely Island of theirs.

That missing Russian girl has blond hair - just like a certain young man on that island is said to favour ....

[Rc2702]

1 hour ago, greenchair said:

I understand the nitpicking about the police and the skepticism of the dna and stuff. 

But the phone, it's origins were accepted by the b2. , the defence team. In fact the phone, where it came from, how wp came to have it, where it was stashed, is the one thing the courts, prosecutors, defence, b2, police all agree on. 

Why can't you accept that. 

Cos most here are not on the payroll.

[bannork]

20 minutes ago, Eligius said:

That missing Russian girl has blond hair - just like a certain young man on that island is said to favour ....

A Russian girl has blonde hair. Whatever next! We'll be hearing she has blue eyes which are favoured by a certain young man and 50,000 others. Dear me.

[tomacht8]

9 hours ago, smedly said:

IN my opinion Hannahs murder was about some coward Thai thug that frequents the bars in the area and routinely prays on young western women and thinks he is something approached Hannah and got (on no uncertain terms) told were to get off  in front of his underling mates and he didn't like it - neanderthal  mentality with a low IQ  and lots of hate for farangs 

and certainly also, an explosive mixture of different drugs, like Yaba, Ice, Meth + Alcohol.
Some drug cocktails can turn people into real zombies.

[greenchair]

6 hours ago, Rc2702 said:

Cos most here are not on the payroll.

These are the people on the "payroll " to keep quiet or to save face for thailand,  or to keep good trade and relations with thailand according to tv posters 

All the police on Koh Tao. 

All the people on the island. 

The staff at bangkok airways.

The staff at nomsod university. 

All the police at the national police office. 

The national police chief. 

All the doctors that did the autopsy. 

The dna analysis team from two hospitals.

The judge's at the court. 

The prosecutor. 

The appeal judge.

Hannah's family. 

The Miller family 

The police from the UK. 

The government of the UK. 

The UK coroner. 

All posters on tv that agree with the verdict. 

It's pathetic. 

 

 

[greenchair]

7 hours ago, Khun Han said:

 

As explained many times previously, the defence would have had to have stated the obvious and called the police liars in court over the phone issue. This is simply not allowed in Thai courts.

They didn't mind calling them liars , inept, and incompetent over the dna. 

[Aj Mick]

4 hours ago, greenchair said:

These are the people on the "payroll " to keep quiet or to save face for thailand,  or to keep good trade and relations with thailand according to tv posters 

All the police on Koh Tao. 

All the people on the island. 

The staff at bangkok airways.

The staff at nomsod university. 

All the police at the national police office. 

The national police chief. 

All the doctors that did the autopsy. 

The dna analysis team from two hospitals.

The judge's at the court. 

The prosecutor. 

The appeal judge.

Hannah's family. 

The Miller family 

The police from the UK. 

The government of the UK. 

The UK coroner. 

All posters on tv that agree with the verdict. 

It's pathetic. 

 

 

Not all being paid to keep quiet….. There are those for whom in their best interest, one way or another. Some are under threat (people on the island, for instance), and others are simply being ignored.

 

The result of poll on ThaiVisa was that over 92% of respondents did not agree with the verdict. Many of the relatively few posters who do agree with the verdict are fairly vociferous in threads covering the topic. Many seem to have another agenda….. namely to protect the guilty, for reasons best known to themselves.

 

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/881609-survey-do-you-believe-the-2-burmese-found-guilty-of-the-koh-tao-murders-are-guilty/

Edited March 5, 2017 by Aj Mick

[smedly]

15 minutes ago, Aj Mick said:

Not all being paid to keep quiet….. There are those for whom in their best interest, one way or another. Some are under threat (people on the island, for instance), and others are simply being ignored.

 

The result of poll on ThaiVisa was that over 92% of respondents did not agree with the verdict. Many of the relatively few posters who do agree with the verdict are fairly vociferous in threads covering the topic. Many seem to have another agenda….. namely to protect the guilty, for reasons best known to themselves.

 

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/881609-survey-do-you-believe-the-2-burmese-found-guilty-of-the-koh-tao-murders-are-guilty/

may I suggest when you quote certain posts that you delete most of it as all you are doing is giving it more airtime, they do exactly the same thing

[smedly]

4 hours ago, greenchair said:

They didn't mind calling them liars , inept, and incompetent over the dna. 

They would have a hard time proving it wasn't lol

[Artisi]

12 hours ago, Hutch68 said:

You mean some kind of shark tooth ring that could fit the bill?

yes - known to be worn by a certain local who was a main feature in the early investigations and discussions.

[MorristheRunt]

ANY double murder investigation which managed to loose so many VITAL pieces of evidence is simply a CROCK.

 

Those items were simply NOT lost, they were destroyed, because they ALL would lead to the real killers.

 

The real killers were and are been protected by people in the highest of places.

 

Just ask yourselves WHY?

[Jai Dee]

Since this thread has descended into troll comments and speculating assumptions, this topic is now closed.