Brutal Pathum Thani Murder: Woman Found Under Udon Ratthaya Expressway, Suspect Detained

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Early Wednesday morning, the grim scene beneath the Udon Ratthaya expressway in Pathum Thani shocked police and rescue workers. The lifeless body of a young woman, sprawled amidst a sea of rubbish, told a chilling tale. Her throat had been brutally slashed, and in a macabre twist, her hands were missing. (Photo supplied by Wassayos Ngamkham)

The police quickly zeroed in on a male suspect who attempted to evade arrest in a desperate manner—by trying to take his own life. Authorities acted swiftly, detaining the suspect soon after the gruesome discovery of the woman’s body. The suspect was nabbed at a housing estate where he had ingested pills in a suicide attempt. Ambulances rushed him to Krung Siam St Carlos Hospital in Pathum Thani for immediate medical attention. 

Pol Maj Gen Yutthana Jonkhun, the chief of Pathum Thani police, informed the public that an investigation was well underway. Security camera footage from nearby roads was being meticulously examined to piece together the events that led to the horrific discovery.

The young woman’s body, eerily wrapped in a bedsheet and constrained by three distinctive black student belts, had been partially concealed with various items. These belts, commonly worn by students at Phranakhon Rajabhat University, were tied tightly around her knees, waist, and neck. Her legs were fastened with coat hangers, adding an unsettling layer to the crime.

The victim had sustained severe slash wounds to her neck, and her hands were severed at the wrists, adding yet another grisly detail to this disturbing murder case. Her hands remain missing, adding a perplexing element to an already alarming crime scene.

Thongdaeng Bonsungnern, a 49-year-old car garage owner beneath the expressway, provided critical eyewitness testimony. Around 5am, from his car where he was resting, he noticed a man on a motorcycle suspiciously dumping something under the expressway. The motorcyclist attempted to conceal the object using grass and then piled nearby garbage over it before hurriedly riding away.

Several hours later, around 8am, Thongdaeng’s wife, Amphawan Sudsawang, stumbled upon the hidden horror. She had earlier noticed the disheveled state of the area, strewn with garbage. Upon closer inspection, her shock turned to horror as she saw what unmistakably appeared to be a human foot sticking out from the rubbish. Paralyzed momentarily by the ghastly discovery, she quickly called the police, setting off a rapid response from the authorities.

Rescue workers transported the body to the Justice Ministry’s Central Institute of Forensic Science for a comprehensive autopsy, aiming to unravel more details of this harrowing case. The investigation continues as the authorities scrutinize every available piece of evidence to bring justice to the young woman whose life was cut short in such a horrific manner.