Tragic Turn in Surat Thani: Wirapong ‘Bee’ Commits Fatal Act Against Ex-Partner

In an unsettling turn of events that has rocked the heart of Surat Thani province, a tragic incident unfolded in the tranquil environs of Thung Kong subdistrict on the evening of July 6, 2025. At precisely 7:41 PM, the serene neighborhood bore witness to a heart-wrenching act of violence as a man, driven by unbridled emotions, took the life of his ex-partner.

With a relationship that scarcely spanned three months, 36-year-old Wirapong, who went by the nickname Bee, found himself standing at a crossroads of love and anger. Even the leafy residents of Thung Kong, who were accustomed to the rhythms of tropical life, were unprepared for the events about to unfold. His prior relationship with 26-year-old Supachanee, whose surname remains undisclosed, had come to an abrupt and violent end as she sought to move past their brief entanglement.

The recollections of that fateful evening are grim. Under the modest shelter of a carport, where a gentle breeze usually wafts through, Supachanee was discovered lying motionless. A picture of simplicity, she wore a long-sleeved t-shirt, jeans, and sandals, an attire suggesting the casual normality that had sadly vanished. The silence of the evening was shattered by the resounding crack of an unidentified firearm, its intent as clear as the stars overhead.

The scene was a tragic tableau greeted by the arrival of Police Colonel Charindej Sukpradit and his team from the Kanchanadit Police Station, alongside rescue services. Working quickly amidst the straining beams of their patrol cars, they pieced together the narrative of heartbreak and recklessness. Witnesses at the scene recounted how Supachanee and Wirapong had convened at the familial haven of a mutual friend—a relative—all in an attempt to reconcile their fractured relationship. The meeting that was meant to mend ended instead in irrevocable severance.

Wirapong, faced with the resolute decision of Supachanee to part ways, let anger commandeer his actions. In an impulse-driven moment fraught with finality, he wielded a firearm and ended the chapter of her life. As if scripted in irony, he made his escape in a single-cab, grey Toyota Revo pickup truck, a vehicle suited more for the rugged claims of an adventurous landscape than an urban escape from justice.

As the news of this tragic event filtered through the quiet town like a rising storm, police units mobilized their resources in a determined pursuit to intercept Wirapong. Nearby stations were alerted, their antennas attuned to the purpose of intercepting a man now branded by his actions.

It’s a somber echo of another shocking episode from not so distant past in January in Samut Prakan, where a meeting of sordid fates found a former husband embroiled in the fatal choir of gunfire with his ex-wife’s new partner. It leaves communities in introspection—a chilling reminder of how impassioned moments, when untethered from reason, can spiral into the irreversible.

The streets of Thailand, though adorned with stories both of joy and suffering, now bear a fresh burden against the backdrop of personal tragedies that leave marks deeper than the cracks in the pavement. Yet life in its resilience rolls on, each dawn promising a semblance of normalcy in the fabric of society.