Described: 16 Feb 2025 at 17: 48
Police have launched a hunt for a Chinese federal who they believe is responsible for the tragic death of a Thai person, 22, last week at a hotel in Bangkok’s Bang Kapi area.
According to Pol Maj Gen Noppasin Poonsawat, deputy director of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Pol Maj Gen Noppasin Poonsawat, MPB director Pol Lt Gen Sayam Boonsom instructed authorities to move forward with the investigation into the woman’s suspicion, which was only given as” Airada.”  ,
According to an original police investigation, Airada was hired through a modeling firm to take care of a Chinese customer who was merely known as” Duoying.” They discovered that during their interactions with clients, the firm’s models are frequently expected to use drugs.  ,
The hotel’s Video footage shows the person checking in at 11.16 p.m. on February 9. Airada was seen entering the boy’s chamber at 2.52am, but at 6.16am, the man was seen leaving the hotel room without her. No one else was spotted entering or leaving the area.
A few hours later, lodge staff discovered Airada dead inside the room and called Chokchai police who located her there. No obvious signs of harm or physical fight were found on the victim’s body, according to responding officers.  ,
According to Pol Maj Gen Noppasin, Pol Lt Gen Sayam had promised to expedite the investigation and that he would prosecute and discipline any agent found to be aiding or covering up the think.
Authorities conducted forensic analysis at the crime scene and interrogated many witnesses in relation to the dying. The owner of the model organization will also be summoned for doubting, he said.
Pay-off test
Authorities have even requested a permit for the Foreign citizen’s arrest on suspicion of reckless endangerment causing death. Police are constantly tracing his movements and have alerted immigration officials to being on the prowl for the suspect at all border gates.
One of the dying woman’s friends claimed that Airada had never used drugs or previously worked in modeling. Airada’s girl, who also claimed there had been attempts to find her home to drop the case in trade for financial settlement, concurred with her.
She claimed that a representative from the modeling agency had spoken to her on numerous occasions and that the Chinese consumer was willing to pay 100, 000 baht to protect her funeral costs. The broker then raised the present to 200, 000 rmb, which the family immediately rejected, she said.
However, the efforts didn’t stop there, as a person claiming to be a police officer then contacted the community and urged them to take a 500, 000-baht payment present, she said.
She made the decision to report the situation because she feared the case wouldn’t get properly investigated after learning that the modeling agency had a relationship with a police officer.