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Thai woman’s body reportedly concealed in Taiwan suitcase for six days
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Relatives of Duangporn, 35, from Phimai district in Nakhon Ratchasima, appealed on September 21, 2026 for justice and help returning her remains from Taiwan after learning she had been found dead in Taipei. Accounts circulating on social media alleged that her body had been concealed in a suitcase for six days.
Key facts
- Duangporn, known by the nickname “Jeans”, had been the subject of missing-person appeals posted by relatives after they lost contact with her
- The cousin said Duangporn had also mentioned renting a condominium, believed to be in Bangkok, with the tenancy running until 2027
- Bangkok Car Free 2026 encourages residents to switch travel modes
- Phimai district chief Siwasek Sinthoram said on September 21 that district officials had contacted Duangporn’s relatives and that provincial justice officials had also visited to look into assistance.
Summary
Relatives of Duangporn, 35, from Phimai district in Nakhon Ratchasima, appealed on September 21, 2026 for justice and help returning her remains from Taiwan after learning she had been found dead in Taipei. Accounts circulating on social media alleged that her body had been concealed in a suitcase for six days.
Duangporn, known by the nickname “Jeans”, had been the subject of missing-person appeals posted by relatives after they lost contact with her. Her family said they had not known she had travelled to Taiwan.