A suspected theft leads to a lonely site in Chachoengsao after an investigation into the case
PUBLISHED: 13 Jul 2024 at 16: 53
UPDATED: 13 Jul 2024 at 17: 30
A missing Chinese girl who was allegedly kidnapped for ransom in Bangkok nearly two weeks before is believed to be the owner of the mortal remains found abandoned in Chachoengsao, according to authorities.
Around noon on Saturday, a search team led by Pol Maj Gen Noppasil Poolsawat, the deputy chief of the Metropolitan Police Bureau ( MPB), conducted an inspection of the deserted site close to a housing estate in the eastern province of Muang.
They found a skull, including human arms, that they believe was belong to Yan Ruimin, 38.
DNA testing of the brain parts are being conducted in collaboration with criminal officers.  ,  ,
Body parts were taken from the abandoned page in Chachoengsao state. ( Photo supplied/Wassayos Ngamkham )
Cai Boxuan, a Taiwanese nationwide, reported to police at the Bang Rak depot in Bangkok on Friday that his friend Ms. Yan was missing, and government immediately began the search.
When she told him that she would travel to Phuket on July 2 and that she had last heard from her, he next heard from her on June 30. He claimed that he was concerned that she might be in risk.
According to a policeman cause, Ms. Yan’s family traveled to Thailand and requested assistance from the Chinese consulate after never hearing from her for a while. A suspect then contacted them and demanded a ransom of 1 million yuan ( 5 million baht ) for Ms Yan’s release.
According to the cause, Ma Qingyan was the suspect’s identity and a search revealed that he had rented a vehicle in Bangkok on June 30.
According to the cause, Ms. Yan was seen entering the vehicle on July 1 at Times Square near Sukhumvit Soi 12, adding that surveillance camera video showed the vehicle traveling to Sukhumvit Soi 16. Security cameras after captured the Honda, the think, and the girl outside as they were traveling along Rama IV Road.
The vehicle made its way to Chon Buri the day after leaving the Sukhumvit 16 target.
Before Ms. Yan’s phone signal went off in a neighborhood close to Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan’s people park in the Muang area, the car started to appear in Chachoengsao around 2 a.m.
Later that evening, Ma left his lodge in Bangkok and took a flight to Hong Kong, according to the source.
Authorities examined film from closed-circuit Television devices along the route to Chachoengsao, focussing on areas where the rental car had stopped.
Local media reported that a GPS search on the vehicle revealed that it was traveling to a fish land in the Muang area. Officers found an object of damaged belongings, believed to belong to the missing girl, in tambon Bang Phra. They were ultimately led there by the research that led them to the location where the body parts were discovered.
On July 1 as she strolls through the Sukhumvit neighborhood of Bangkok, a surveillance camera captures Yan Ruimin checking her mobile.
On Saturday, a police commander inspects the location of the human body parts discovered in Chachoengsao. ( Photo supplied/Wassayos Ngamkham )