Mysterious Discovery in Pathum Thani Canal: Jaruwat Suriya’s Surreal Encounter

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In Pathum Thani’s tranquil neighborhood, where the Rangsit Phra Yurasak Canal softly flows, a surreal chapter unfolded. It was an evening like any other, serenity punctuated only by the rhythmic plopping of fishing lines into the water. But for 36-year-old Jaruwat Suriya, this routine fishing excursion transformed into a gripping tale that would reverberate throughout the community.

On the night of March 1, as the clock ticked toward 10 p.m., Police Lieutenant Pornchet Prommool received a perplexing call from Pratunam Chulalongkorn Police Station. The night would no longer be ordinary; a discovery near Pier 2, adjacent to Kaew Bridge, demanded immediate attention. It was here, on the serene route to Rangsit Market nestled in the Prachathipat subdistrict of Thanyaburi district, that a floating mystery awaited unraveling.

The police, in conjunction with dedicated volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation and a seasoned diving team, hurried to the scene. The waters, which had long kept their secret, revealed the body of a man—dressed rather fittingly for the location, like an angler himself, wearing a classic checkered shirt draped over a rich green long-sleeved T-shirt, short trousers, a necklace gracefully holding a Somdej Buddha amulet, and attire that whispered tales of a life lived.

Under the beam of flashlights, more details emerged. In the man’s grasp was a lighter, clinging as tightly as to tales untold. His wrist bore a bracelet, and on his left ring finger, an exquisite ring adorned with a tiger motif—a detail that only deepened the air of enigma. As officials inspected his bag, they stumbled upon a collection of medications tailored to diabetes—a breadcrumb leading towards understanding him, perhaps.

Phasaphong was the man’s name, aged 45, found not through any sinister crime, as preliminary examinations suggested no signs of assault. In a twist more befitting fiction than reality, Jaruwat’s initial tug on the fishing line, which he believed heralded a triumphant catch, revealed Phasaphong instead. Six meters shy of the shore, his unintended discovery unfolded, leading him to alert nearby rescue teams stationed under the shade of Kaew Bridge.

What an unexpected evening it must have been for Jaruwat. One moment he was playing infinite patient games with the fish, the next, drawn into paths interwoven with fate’s uncanny embroidery. He admitted he saw no sign of the body before casting, the canal holding its secret until curiosity reeled it forth. Despite the confusion, his resolve did not waver as he continued to pull the line, heart pounding, mind racing, fueled by a bizarre blend of disbelief and clarity.

After meticulous collection of evidence by Pol. Lt. Pornchet, the Poh Teck Tung Foundation volunteers gingerly transported Phasaphong’s body to Thammasat Hospital. There, beneath the hospital’s lights, they would delve deeper into the mystery, piecing together the story of a man caught in the currents of destiny. They also embarked on the quest to find his family, offering solace and ensuring that the rituals of farewell followed suit.

In the chronicles of local lore, Pathum Thani’s canals now carry the whisper of Phasaphong’s story—a tale born of haunting mystery and quiet resolve—testifying to the places where the ordinary meets the extraordinary, shaping a narrative woven on life’s unfolding loom.

Picture courtesy of สมยศ โสภณวิมลรัตน์ via Facebook