Thai wife jumps from 9th floor after telling German husband to wait downstairs

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

PATTAYA: -- A stressed Thai woman leaped to her death at a Jomtien condo yesterday evening after telling her German husband to wait downstairs while she went to see a friend.

 

Police and foundation medics found the distraught German - named only as Edward, 70 - beside his 48 year old wife.

 

Parinya Duangngam had two broken legs and was lying dead in a pool of blood.

 

She had earlier arrived at the 11 story condo and told her husband to wait downstairs while she went up to see her friend Nart Intrarat, 64.

 

Nart said the pair talked in her 9th story room and Parinya complained of family problems and great stress. She tried to soothe her friend but while her back was turned for a moment Parinya clambered onto the balcony.

 

She then jumped down and landed on a second floor area and was dead before medics arrived.

 

Police are talking to "Edward" to try to get to the bottom of why his wife took her life.

 

Nart said that the couple had lived at the condo before moving out to a nearby housing estate.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

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is it because every suicide is reported here in Thailand or what?

It seems a daily occurrence these days foreign or Thai, something to 'worry ' about or just numbers?

Every human counts (alive!!)

RIP

Another German Man survives a Thai Relationship! What's going with their women? RIP to the family of the girl!

"Parinya Duangngam had two broken legs and was lying dead in a pool of blood"

 

Those two broken legs are the least of her problems.

 

RIP.

46 minutes ago, hgma said:

is it because every suicide is reported here in Thailand or what?

It seems a daily occurrence these days foreign or Thai, something to 'worry ' about or just numbers?

Every human counts (alive!!)

RIP

In our tranquil Western society suicides are hardly ever reported. 

A few months ago there was a report on TV that the number of suicides in Western Europe was increasing dramatically. 

Matter of "Sea no evil, hear no evil..........?"

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Family incudents like this are rarely heavily reported in the West, partly out of respect for the family and partly because they are not newsworthy.

 

Western media concentrate more in world or national issues that don't seem to interest Thais, although there is a shared interest in the salacious exploits of "celebrities" 

 

These fill the pages cheaply as no one can afford to maintain squads of investigative journalists, especially when the press are restricted as they are in many parts of Asia so can't produce anything anyway.

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4 minutes ago, Ron19 said:

Another troll post has been removed as well as a number of replies to others.

Thank you...

 

Lets show some respect for a lost life...

Sad that she could not share it with her husband and try and find a solution.

 

I wonder if the firm belief in Buddhism and reincarnation makes suicide an easy option to some Thais. Leave you problems behind, see you in the next life.

6 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

Sad that she could not share it with her husband and try and find a solution.

 

I wonder if the firm belief in Buddhism and reincarnation makes suicide an easy option to some Thais. Leave you problems behind, see you in the next life.

I have thought about that...

what a sad tragedy,    for both of these poor people, involved,   imagine seeing your wife do that ?

 

so sad !!

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1 hour ago, transam said:

Lets show some respect for a lost life...

Has it occurred to others that the lack of respect for a person's life - your own and others' - might well be a contributing factor the increasing suicide rate?

6 hours ago, joepattaya1961 said:

A few months ago there was a report on TV that the number of suicides in Western Europe was increasing dramatically. 

The top 25 nations with the highest suicide rates in the world are mostly in Asia and Africa. Thailand isn't one of them.

Top five are in order 1st-5th: Guyana, North Korea, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Lithuania.

http://list25.com/25-countries-with-the-highest-suicide-rates-in-the-world/5/

(2015)

 

 

4 hours ago, Srikcir said:

The top 25 nations with the highest suicide rates in the world are mostly in Asia and Africa. Thailand isn't one of them.

Top five are in order 1st-5th: Guyana, North Korea, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Lithuania.

http://list25.com/25-countries-with-the-highest-suicide-rates-in-the-world/5/

(2015)

 

 

Interesting, the only one I might have guessed is North Korea.

How about the Arab states?

Rip. I guess this a terrible shock to her husband, poor chap.

 

 

 

complained of family problems.  This always rings to me because I have seen first hand many ladies pressured a ton by their friends and families to get more money from the falang husband. 

On 7/19/2017 at 1:46 PM, joepattaya1961 said:

In our tranquil Western society suicides are hardly ever reported. 

A few months ago there was a report on TV that the number of suicides in Western Europe was increasing dramatically. 

Matter of "Sea no evil, hear no evil..........?"

For the record, according to W.H.O. (2015), Sri Lanka had the worlds highest suicide rate. Thailand was # 46, USA: 48, Australia and Canada tied at 87, Germany and Denmark tied at 105.  The lowest four, 179 to 183 were all in the Caribbean.

Requiescat in pace to the lady...

 

I feel sorry for the elderly husband, as he will now bear the suffering and the mental distress of the tragedy.

 

Hope he is in good hands and gets all the clinical evaluation and therapy that is necessary on suffering such a trauma.