At 12 noon on July 12, local time, the police found a human leg fragment in a village near Bang Phra Town, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand, which was suspected to be the body of a 38-year-old Chinese woman who had recently disappeared in Thailand. At present, the on-site investigation police are actively coordinating with the forensic department on DNA testing to confirm the identity of the body as soon as possible.
According to Thai media reports, recently, the police in Bangrak County, Bangkok, Thailand received a call from a man saying that his friend, a Chinese woman, had been missing for many days.
According to the man, their last contact was on June 30, and the aforementioned woman mentioned in the conversation that she planned to go to Phuket on July 2. Then she lost contact.
According to Thailand’s Headline News Agency, at the same time, the woman’s family said they received a blackmail call from the gangsters, who asked them to pay a ransom of 1 million yuan, otherwise they would kill her.
After receiving the call, the local police immediately launched an operation to find the woman. The surveillance video showed that at 17:26 on the afternoon of July 1, the woman got into a white Honda car near the local Asok Times Square.
At 18:05 on the same day, the woman and the driver got out of the car to buy durian on the roadside and walked towards Rama 4 Road. At 19:43 in the evening, the two returned to the car hand in hand and drove away. Later, the investigation department found the woman’s burnt suitcase near Bang Phra Town, a county directly under the jurisdiction of Chachoengsao Province.
At present, the local forensic department has not yet announced the DNA comparison results, and the police are still continuing to search for the woman’s whereabouts.
Source: https://aseanpress.com/2024/07/13/chinese-woman-missing-in-thailand/