Dr. Pornthip Highlights Forensic Clues in Determining Cause of Death
Bangkok: Dr. Pornthip, former director of the Institute of Forensic Medicine, revealed insights into how wounds on the body of ‘Pol. Col. Joe’ could indicate
Bangkok: Dr. Pornthip, former director of the Institute of Forensic Medicine, revealed insights into how wounds on the body of ‘Pol. Col. Joe’ could indicate
Pathum Thani: The Institute of Forensic Medicine at the Ministry of Justice witnessed a gathering of relatives of Pol. Col. Thitisan Uthanaphon, known as Superintendent
Bangkok: Police hold a meeting to expedite the investigation into the death of ‘Pol. Col. Joe’, revealing that they could not investigate the assault case
Bangkok: The autopsy results for Pol. Col. Joe have determined that he died from asphyxiation resulting from self-harm. The findings revealed no bruises on the
Bangkok: Retracing the black bag case from 4 years ago that ended the path of ‘former Superintendent Joe’ as a rising star police officer, becoming
Bangkok: The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Corrections, Pol. Lt. Col. Chen Kanchanaphat, has provided an explanation concerning the solitary confinement of ‘Director Joe’.
Bangkok: Anti-Threat: Let’s look at the threats from hackers. When the dark web attacks successfully, the information will be put up for sale on the
Suvarnabhumi: Airport Immigration authorities are intensifying their scrutiny of foreigners entering and exiting the country, as evidenced by the recent arrest of two individuals with
Bangkok: The family of former police chief Joe remains deeply concerned about the circumstances surrounding his death. They have submitted his body for an autopsy
Bangkok: At 1:10 p.m., reporters reported that the officers of Klong Prem Central Prison took the body of Pol. Col. Thitisan or Director Joe for