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Family of murdered 35 year old Thai woman in Taiwan seek return of her ashes and financial compensation
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Duangporn “Jeans” At-han’s family battles to bring her ashes home after she was strangled and found inside a suitcase in a Taiwan freezer. Relatives also hunt for her missing assets and seek compensation from the boyfriend accused of killing her.
Key facts
- The 35-year-old Thai woman was strangled and stuffed inside a suitcase hidden in a freezer at her boyfriend’s Taichung workplace
- CCTV earlier captured the 43-year-old suspect leaving her Taipei hotel with a large suitcase
- At-han’s family battles to bring her ashes home after she was strangled and found inside a suitcase in a Taiwan freezer
- Family seeks government help to return Jeans’s ashes and recover her property from Taiwan after killing
- Jeans worked for a decade in South Korea before sudden silence sent her worried family searching abroad
- Taiwan police trace Jeans from Taipei hotel to Taichung freezer after boyfriend leaves with suitcase
Summary
The heartbroken family of Duangporn “Jeans” At-han is fighting to bring her ashes home after her murder in Taiwan. The 35-year-old Thai woman was strangled and stuffed inside a suitcase hidden in a freezer at her boyfriend’s Taichung workplace. CCTV earlier captured the 43-year-old suspect leaving her Taipei hotel with a large suitcase. Now her relatives in Phimai, unable to afford the trip to Taiwan, have turned to the Thai government.
The heartbroken family of a Thai woman murdered in Taiwan is fighting to bring her ashes home to Phimai. Meanwhile, relatives are hunting for the assets she built during years of hard work overseas. Duangporn “Jeans” At-han, 35, spent about a decade living and working in South Korea.