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Sure burn it down and then the wifie will never get it. Makes perfect sense.

Foreigner found hanged, house burned down

https://www.bangkokpost.com/learning/easy/2260143/foreigner-found-hanged-house-burned-down
 

A German whose Thai wife had recently left him after 21 years together was found dead after a fire destroyed their house in Kanchanaburi on Monday morning...

... There was a painted message on a wall, saying, "21-year cheating but never enough, f*** you"...

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The plot thickens...

" (the) German’s younger brother recently died suddenly in Korat, he was also said to be married to a Thai woman.
The German man’s wife explained that her husband’s younger brother had lived in Korat with a Thai wife. He had recently died. She indicated that her brother in law’s death was unexpected..."

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Police probe death of a German man after an inferno at his Kanchanaburi home early on Monday morning

https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2022/02/08/police-probe-death-of-german-man-in-inferno-uwe-albrecht/

... "On the sidewalls of the home, written in English in pink spray or marker, was what appeared to be a message from the German man to his estranged wife.

‘21-year cheating but never enough, f**k you,’ it read.

In front of the house, police discovered the remains of a car and a number of motorbikes also destroyed by the fire while behind, covered in cloth, two further high power motorbikes were left unscathed by the conflagration."...

 

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Another open and shut case , clearly suicide ... don't think he'll be missed 

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2985351/accused-german-dental-clinic-assailant-found-dead

NAKHON RATCHASIMA - A 41-year-old German man, who was arrested this week on charges of assaulting female dentists at local clinics, was found dead with his throat slashed inside his house in Non Sung district of this northeastern province on Friday night.

Police and rescue workers alerted to the discovery found the man, identified later as Matthias Ebner, lying on a bed with two large wounds on his neck, apparently made by a sharp object. There was also a knife wound on his left hand. There were bloodstains on the bed, and a 25cm-long knife was found on the bed under the body.

Documents and other belongings were scattered over the floor, with two fierce-looking Rottweiler dogs guarding the body. Police told a maid to take the dogs away.

The Thai wife of the deceased, who was working in Prachin Buri province, contacted Anan Chanamklang, head of Don Chomphu village, saying she had been unable to contact her husband, according to Sainoi Boonsri, the assistant village head.

She then called a foreign friend of her husband who lived in downtown Muang district of Nakhon Ratchasima to check on him. The woman asked Ms Anan to accompany the foreigner, who arrived with another friend, said Mr Sainoi.

Ms Anan and the two men opened the gate at the house and shouted the man’s name, but there was no response. When they looked inside through a window, they saw the body and Ms Anan immediately alerted police.

Pol Col Sitthiphon Thimsungnoen, chief of the Non Sung station, said on Saturday that there were no traces of a struggle or an assault inside the house. Forensic officers also found the deceased’s fingerprints on the knife.

Police investigators believed that stress coupled with mental illness might have driven the man to use the knife to take his own life, he said. The body was sent to Non Sung Hospital for a post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death.

Ebner’s wife had said earlier that her husband suffered from mental illness but was not taking his medication.

Ebner was arrested at a car park at a shopping mall in Nakhon Ratchasima on March 18. He had been accused of assaults on female dentists and causing damage at several clinics in Muang district since November last year.

Police took him to the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Court to seek his detention. They opposed bail but the court granted his release and he returned to his home in Non Sung district.

Police were preparing to ask the Immigration Bureau to revoke the man’s visa as he was considered a dangerous person with aggressive behaviour that posed a threat to society.

 



 



 

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14 hours ago, Stillearly said:

Another open and shut case , clearly suicide ... don't think he'll be missed 

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2985351/accused-german-dental-clinic-assailant-found-dead

NAKHON RATCHASIMA - A 41-year-old German man, who was arrested this week on charges of assaulting female dentists at local clinics, was found dead with his throat slashed inside his house in Non Sung district of this northeastern province on Friday night.

Police and rescue workers alerted to the discovery found the man, identified later as Matthias Ebner, lying on a bed with two large wounds on his neck, apparently made by a sharp object. There was also a knife wound on his left hand. There were bloodstains on the bed, and a 25cm-long knife was found on the bed under the body.

Documents and other belongings were scattered over the floor, with two fierce-looking Rottweiler dogs guarding the body. Police told a maid to take the dogs away.

The Thai wife of the deceased, who was working in Prachin Buri province, contacted Anan Chanamklang, head of Don Chomphu village, saying she had been unable to contact her husband, according to Sainoi Boonsri, the assistant village head.

She then called a foreign friend of her husband who lived in downtown Muang district of Nakhon Ratchasima to check on him. The woman asked Ms Anan to accompany the foreigner, who arrived with another friend, said Mr Sainoi.

Ms Anan and the two men opened the gate at the house and shouted the man’s name, but there was no response. When they looked inside through a window, they saw the body and Ms Anan immediately alerted police.

Pol Col Sitthiphon Thimsungnoen, chief of the Non Sung station, said on Saturday that there were no traces of a struggle or an assault inside the house. Forensic officers also found the deceased’s fingerprints on the knife.

Police investigators believed that stress coupled with mental illness might have driven the man to use the knife to take his own life, he said. The body was sent to Non Sung Hospital for a post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death.

Ebner’s wife had said earlier that her husband suffered from mental illness but was not taking his medication.

Ebner was arrested at a car park at a shopping mall in Nakhon Ratchasima on March 18. He had been accused of assaults on female dentists and causing damage at several clinics in Muang district since November last year.

Police took him to the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Court to seek his detention. They opposed bail but the court granted his release and he returned to his home in Non Sung district.

Police were preparing to ask the Immigration Bureau to revoke the man’s visa as he was considered a dangerous person with aggressive behaviour that posed a threat to society.

 



 



 

Virtually NO ONE commits suicide by slashing their own throat in the entire world except for farangs married to Thais in Thailand...Most who just happen to have some valuable assets...

And and every one of these throat slashing cases are declared suicides....Case Closed.....And back to the air conditioned police station...

 

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On 3/23/2025 at 3:10 AM, fforest said:

Virtually NO ONE commits suicide by slashing their own throat in the entire world except for farangs married to Thais in Thailand...Most who just happen to have some valuable assets...

And and every one of these throat slashing cases are declared suicides....Case Closed.....And back to the air conditioned police station...

 

Not deemed as important.

High frequency of these incidents over the years, dilute the cases. Unfortunately, murders passed off as a suicide creates a perfect opportunity for some.

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On 3/23/2025 at 3:10 AM, fforest said:

Virtually NO ONE commits suicide by slashing their own throat in the entire world except for farangs married to Thais in Thailand...Most who just happen to have some valuable assets...

And and every one of these throat slashing cases are declared suicides....Case Closed.....And back to the air conditioned police station...

 

Not even the finger pointing room needed either.

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5 hours ago, galenkia said:

Not even the finger pointing room needed either.

 

If he had knife wounds to the hand(s) that indicates (but not absolutely) that he may have been in a struggle.

 

I wonder what the dogs told the cops ?

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