Feuds blamed for plantation killings

In an event thought to have been the result of a dispute, more than 100 police officers are looking for at least three suspects in the capturing and burning of a hand oil estate inspector and two staff members in Trang’s Sikao area. A third body was discovered nearby by regulators and burned and buried in the area.

After being informed of the event on Sunday at around 1am, soldiers from the Sikao municipal police station made a visit to the crime scene in tambon Kalase.

Surachet Luankiatkajorn, 69, of Krabi, and two of his employees, Weerayut Tannula, 41, of Khon Kaen, identified them as Weerayut Tannula, 41, of Nakhon Si Thammarat and Anan Tochanok, 49, of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

In an forgotten house, as well as water and soil allegedly being used to conceal the signs, and .22 and 11mm cartridges, were discovered ten meters away from the body, along with bloodstains and proof of crime.

The victims ‘ car and mobile phones were missing, and a nearby bottle with fuel traces was also discovered. Authorities speculated that the killers does include taken them.

A minute burial site was discovered 300 meters away from the first by Trang Provincial Police officers immediately after. It contained human remains thought to have been buried for two to four weeks and burnt tires. If the two situations have any connection, it’s not clear.

Rueangsak Luankiatkajorn, Surachet’s boy, thinks the attack took place while his father and the two workers were checking a alleged palm fruit theft at about noon.

Mr. Rueangsak went to his father’s house in the evening and discovered the body that were still burning, he claimed.

Authorities believe the desire was a debate or theft.

Supakorn ( surname withheld ), 37, who owned a nearby 36-rai plantation, is currently missing.

Police have assigned over 100 officials to evaluate and consider at least three offenders were involved.