Police Lieutenant Girasak from Banglamung Police Station was called to a house at the Maerkmai Village 2 in Banglamung on Tuesday Morning after reports of a suicide occurring at the house were received. Police and rescue workers arrived and were met by the Husband of the deceased, Mr. Jesper Semitjow aged 44 from Sweden who discovered the body of his Wife, Khun Por_nsilee aged 32 in the bathroom when he awoke. She had apparently hung herself from the top of the shower unit. Mr. Semitjow removed his Wife’s body from the noose but realized she had passed away some hours before.
He explained to us that his Wife would often make trips to the Casino’s in Poi Pet in Cambodia and had accumulated large debts which she was unable to pay back to unlicensed money lenders who had been pressurizing her to repay the money. Police inspected the body and house and found nothing untoward; however they are continuing to question Mr. Semitjow at this time before they close the case.
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Sunday 29th July was Asaha Buscha Day here in Thailand which celebrates Buddha’s first sermon to his initial five disciples. Asaka Buscha also anticipates Kao Pansa, the three month period of Buddhist penitence and fasting also known as Buddhist Lent which this year started on Monday. We went to the Chaimongkon Temple in South Pattaya for the celebration which began early in the morning with offerings made to Monks known in Thai as “Tamboon”, this was followed in the evening with “vientienne” which requires worshippers to walk around the temple three times. Many hundreds of worshippers attended the event and they all made their way slowly around the main temple building in silent prayer and contemplation...
Two women tricked a Swiss tourist and were invited for alcoholic drinks in hotel room. Poor man was drunk, drugged and robbed. Police detected the CCTV to follow up the case to arrest.
A Diamond merchant from Chantaburi province, believing that 700 diamonds, with an approximate value of almost two million Baht, were genuine, clinched a deal with 4 Namibians, only to later discover they were fake. She reported the rip-off and fortunately managed to get restitution, but, sadly, minus 100,000 baht that the gang had already spent.
On Thursday Night a 29 year old Thai Man made his way to Pattaya Police Station to make a complaint of an SMS scam which he had become the victim of. The scam had also left his bank balance 14,852 Baht lighter. Police were shown an SMS message from 085 676 2620. The message in Thai language stated that the owner of the phone had been randomly chosen by the THA Company to receive the sum of 100,000 Baht to celebrate their 13th Anniversary. The recipient must contact a Bangkok telephone number 02 951 666.








