The Thaiger
Pattaya police honoured for solving Australian murder case
Compiled by KHAO Editorial — aggregated from 1 outlet. See llms.txt for citation guidance.
◌ Single Source
Pattaya City Police Station has honoured members of its investigation team for their work in solving the murder of a 17 year old Thai woman, allegedly at the hands of an Australian national.
Key facts
- Pattaya City Police Station has honoured members of its investigation team for their work in solving the murder of a 17 year old Thai woman, allegedly at the hands of an Australian national.
- Anek Srathongyou presented awards to Pol
- The case began on June 25, when 17 year old Thanchanok ‘Cake’ Donhomla was seen entering a condominium in the Jomtien area with Australian national Simon Peter Carman in the early hours of the morning.
- CCTV footage later showed Carman leaving the condominium alone, carrying a large suitcase which he transported by motorcycle, police said.
Summary
Pattaya City Police Chief Pol. Col. Anek Srathongyou presented awards to Pol. Lt. Col. Suradet Imjai and Pol. Lt. Col. Thanet Saenghirun, who represented the wider investigative team, in recognition of their role in the case.
The case began on June 25, when 17 year old Thanchanok ‘Cake’ Donhomla was seen entering a condominium in the Jomtien area with Australian national Simon Peter Carman in the early hours of the morning.