Drugs cop performs "exorcism" ritual for suspects who died in custody

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

BANGKOK: -- A top drugs enforcer on an inspection visit to a police station surprised local cops and reporters when he asked for water to perform a cleansing exorcism ceremony.

 

Chaiyaporn Phanitatra said he had had difficulty breathing and come over all queer after passing the cells where suspects are held.

 

So as other officers clasped their hands to their chests he poured the ceremonial water for the souls of suspects who had died in custody.

 

Chaiyaporn was on a inspection visit to Wat Phrayakrai police station on Wednesday where Thai Rath reporters were following his tour of duty.

 

He had called for a clean bottle of water as the entourage were going up to a second floor meeting room.

 

Asked about his actions the high ranking deputy at the drugs suppression division explained that he didn't really want this to be reported as people might level charges of gullibility and ignorance at him but he had good reason for his beliefs.

 

He said that senior people he respected had told him that when he became a top cop it was important for him to make merit for those who might have died in police custody to satisfy the spirits of the dead.

 

"It is a small thing to do for peace of mind," he said, referring to the water pouring. "And it doesn't take up any police budget".

 

Asked by reporters to elaborate on his experiences with ghosts the chief said: "I always pour ceremonial water for those who died in custody wherever I go.

 

"I once visited the station at Bang Khun Thian (near Bangkok) and after passing the cells I had difficulty breathing and had a very odd feeling. After pouring some water for the souls of the dead I felt better".

 

The chief said that after doing that he found out that a suspect had indeed hanged himself in the cells at Bang Khun Thian.

 

"Just now I had exactly the same feeling here," he said, "though I don't know if anyone has died in custody at this station".

 

The hair on the back of the necks of the Thai reporters was soon to go up big time as officer in charge of the cells at Wat Phrayakrai, Suk Phorang, stepped in to back up the chief's observations.

 

Three years ago a drug suspect had hanged himself here, said Suk, while another man detained in the cells had complained thereafter that he was possessed by the spirit of the dead man.

 

He had begged officers to leave the light on in the cell at night as he cowered terrified by the door.

 

Suk added that in the last ten years of his duty at the cells he had helped save the lives of three other suspects in drug cases who had made unsuccessful attempts to hang themselves.

 

They were all stressed at the prospect of serving long terms for drugs but there also seemed to be more to it than that.

 

He thanked the chief for performing the ceremony and helping to make everyone at the station feel at ease.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-04-27

No hope for this society!

9 minutes ago, webfact said:

"And it doesn't take up any police budget".

Maybe they could do a similar ritual to weed out the corrupt police in the force ?

Popping too much of the product they confiscate? Very much looks like it.

Muppets.

And some Westerners marry these people ???

Ghosts are so dumb. A little bit of water and a few words and off they go. They also can't travel under a string, despite being able to go through walls and not being bound by time or space.

Good thing people figured out how to keep them ghosts from causing too much ruckus

1 hour ago, webfact said:

A top drugs enforcer on an inspection visit to a police station surprised local cops and reporters when he asked for water to perform a cleansing exorcism ceremony.

 

Chaiyaporn Phanitatra said he had had difficulty breathing and come over all queer after passing the cells where suspects are held.

Somebody's got too close to the product?

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Asked about his actions the high ranking deputy at the drugs suppression division explained that he didn't really want this to be reported as people might level charges of gullibility and ignorance at him 

Yep.

1 hour ago, webfact said:

The hair on the back of the necks of the Thai reporters....

Sorry, but this story have detail too mutt.....reporter man, him make good ghost writer. 

 

Conducting an autopsy might be more appropriate in this day and age. 

For all the people who have died in custody at that station.

 

That sounds like a problem.

i rekon thats a genuine feel good story of the day......for all you hard core nay sayers read Bangkok 8 by john burdett

Of course............you can't have ghosts haunting the police station.

6 minutes ago, wombat said:

i rekon thats a genuine feel good story of the day......for all you hard core nay sayers read Bangkok 8 by john burdett

Didn't know that book was a true story?

?

a bit of Pontius Pilate in this story

"I am washing my hands off all those who died in custody while cctv wasn't working"

16 minutes ago, wombat said:

i rekon thats a genuine feel good story of the day......for all you hard core nay sayers read Bangkok 8 by john burdett

I did and really wish I hadn't.

Edited April 27, 20179 yr by Bluespunk

2 hours ago, clockman said:

No hope for this society!

I know what you mean.....

 

 

 

Edited April 27, 20179 yr by 55Jay

2 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

Ghosts are so dumb. A little bit of water and a few words and off they go.

They are Thai ghosts ...

Brainwashed idiots.

"come over all queer ", so he performed an exorcism and came out 

at the same time.

regards worgeordie

'exorcism'?? Is this 2017 or 1517? Very disturbing. Nay- pathetic!

4 hours ago, webfact said:

 

"I once visited the station at Bang Khun Thian (near Bangkok) and after passing the cells I had difficulty breathing and had a very odd feeling. After pouring some water for the souls of the dead I felt better".

 

This clown will be fast tracked to the top of the heap. 

4 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Maybe they could do a similar ritual to weed out the corrupt police in the force ?

Like a holy water burn?

4 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Maybe they could do a similar ritual to weed out the corrupt police in the force ?

Not enough water for that !!! Come back in the rainy season !

3 hours ago, overherebc said:

Didn't know that book was a true story?

?

It's not...!

5 hours ago, Mook23 said:

And some Westerners marry these people ???

 

Some westerners dress up as Thai cops

 

What kind of sicko does that?

54 minutes ago, fish monger said:

It's not...!

Gosh that is a surprise, who would have thought that.

Please don't tell me The Bangkok Asset is made up stories as well.

I will go outside and have a word with myself right now.

????

PS.

The fact that is says Fiction on the spine might give some people a clue.

Edited April 27, 20179 yr by overherebc

6 hours ago, Mook23 said:

And some Westerners marry these people ???

Looking at some of the expat husbands I would say it quite often goes the other way as well.

I always thought that this releasing of ghosts was the job of the monks.