According to Thai media news, recently, a suspicious black bag was found somewhere in Bang Botong County, Nonthaburi Province, Thailand, which contained human hands and human bone fragments, which were suspected to have been killed and discarded here, and the incident occurred on the afternoon of April 19, which attracted attention from the outside world.
The latest news learned that on the evening of April 23, after a preliminary investigation, the police arrested a suspect, a 34-year-old Thai man G, and the man was also a witness to the homicide. According to G's confession, before the incident, he was employed by three Japanese men to send them to a factory in Sai 2, Putamongthong, where the deceased sat in the front row and the other two sat in the back row.
During this period, the three people had a fierce quarrel in the car, and the man sitting in the back seat after arriving at the factory signaled G to get out of the car, and he got out of the car and walked to the side to smoke. Unexpectedly, a gunshot rang out immediately afterward, and he immediately ran forward to check and found that the man in the front row had been shot in the head and died on the spot. After that, two other men brought the deceased's body into the factory, and soon after came out with several black bags for G to dispose of.
At present, the police have filed charges against G according to his crimes, and have contacted the Thai Immigration Department to coordinate with Interpol to apply for an arrest warrant to track down the two Japanese men who caused the incident, especially for the conflict of interest of the black crime gang. Because it is understood that the police found a tattoo pattern suspected of being a Japanese gangster on the deceased's body, and unidentified Japanese reporters also rushed to the scene to participate in the follow-up report.