A somber and tragic scene unfurled in the town of Chon Buri, Thailand, when an elderly man attempted to simply retrieve a household fan, but fate took a cruel turn. Little did he know, this act would prove fatal when he accidentally cut his hand on a metallic sheet stowed away in the room. Presuming it to be a minor injury, he underestimated the gravity of the situation. The following morning, he was found lifeless in a different room by his spouse. As the mystery of this untimely death continues to loom, the authorities are diligently working to reach a valid conclusion regarding the cause of death.
Officer Khajornsak Somvang, the head investigator from the Nong Yai Police Station, received an urgent report at 9 am concerning a death that occurred under unforeseen circumstances in a Nong Yai district house situated within the Klong Phlu Subdistrict, Chon Buri Province. Accompanied by a medical examiner from the Moral Rescue Unit, a part of the Nong Yai Association, the officer arrived at the erstwhile vibrant and lively home which was now a desolate crime scene.
The departed, identified as Songsak, a 69-year old Thai local, was found scantily clad in just black trousers with a grave injury on his right wrist. The presence of bloodstains adorning the walls and other miscellaneous household items painted a terrifying picture of the moments leading up to Songsak’s death. His grieving spouse, Ubon, just 64 years old, sat solemnly outside the house recounting her beloved husband’s final hours.
According to Ubon, Songsak injured his wrist when he extended his hand into an area filled with metallic sheets in order to unlock the door with the intention of securing a fan. Engrossed in her routine chores, she didn’t immediately apprehend his serious condition. Imagine her shock when she discovered her husband unmoving in an adjacent room the next day. It was her distressed cries that alerted the neighbours and subsequently informed the authorities about this unfortunate act of mortality.
Even though the authorities have not officially stated the cause of death, local neighbours have noticed the couple’s routine domestic altercations emanating doubts about the circumstances leading to Songsak’s abrupt demise. To resolve any doubts, the cadaver is scheduled to be dispatched to a forensic institute to precisely ascertain the cause of Songsak’s sudden death.
In a similar vein, the death of an unemployed Thai man, found unmoving in a soon-to-be auctioned commercial building in Rayong, had caught the public attention a few months ago. As the police delve deeper into sundry possibilities, including a deliberated suicide or an undetected health condition that might have been the culprit. Suspicions arose when it was revealed that the new property owner had repeatedly asked the middle-aged man to leave the premises. To stay updated with the latest news, follow The Thaiger’s Facebook page: CLICK HERE.
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