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Lan stalks, claiming Grandma will hurt. Grab a knife, stab ten wounds, turn off the house before you repent.
Pol. Pol. Pol. Piyadet Kaew, Vetiver Police Station (Investigation), Bang Khen Police Station, reported by Mr. Kan Age 39 The year he killed his grandmother, he died in the home of Soi Ladplakhao 62, Anusawari Sub-district, Bang Khen District, Bangkok. As well as investigating the scene together with investigators, Bang Khen Police Station, Forensic Division (MD), Coroners, Bhumibol Hospital and Poh Tek Tung Foundation.
When the scene was a one-story house There is a fence around An area of about 50 square meters in the middle of the house on a wooden bed found dead. Ms. Kim Hua, 91 years old Lie on your right side, put on the shirt, Chinese collar pattern, green flower pattern. Wear a green sarong with a flower pattern.
According to the body examination, stab wounds with sharp objects were found on the left side of the face and on the bodies of 10 dead, drowned in blood. Blood-stained scissors on the shelf Then officers picked them up as evidence.
Of the investigation Mr. Kal I know that last night (September 10) I imagined hearing people say that Grandma was a bad person. And she will come to hurt herself.Then she used a knife to stab her grandmother who was lying on her bed. Until the knife broke, so she grabbed a pair of scissors until her grandmother died.Then she took 4,000 baht in grandmother’s bag to pay for the things that were attached to the grocery store. Then she bought some liquor to continue eating at home before falling asleep. When she woke up, she felt guilty and took over.
Later, at 1:30 pm Investigators from Bang Khen Police Station brought Mr. Kan in to point out a plan to make a confession. With relatives who oppose the reporters who traveled to deliver that news. Initially, the authorities charged Killing others on purpose Lead the person to investigate the accusation in accordance with the law before taking them to the Ratchadaphisek Criminal Court, according to the next step.
