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Wife’s alleged knife throw kills husband over romantic app chat

By The Nation

 

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An angry wife allegedly threw a fruit knife at her police husband, fatally injuring him, at their rented room in Phetchaburi province, on Monday evening, police said.
 

Pol Sr Sgt-Major Songkiart Yodsawee, 36, died on his way to Hua Hin Hospital and his wife, Sukanya Yodsawee, 27, surrendered to police at their rented house in Cha-am district.

 

The Cha-am police station was alerted at 6.30pm.

 

The wife allegedly told police that she had quarrelled with Songkiart, a Border Patrol policeman at Naresuan Base in Cha-am, after she discovered that he had had romantic chats with another woman on Line app.

 

During the quarrel she spotted a fruit knife, so grabbed it and threw it at him. She said the knife landed in Songkiart’s left chest and he collapsed.

 

She said when her husband died on the way to hospital, she returned home to wait for police.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30350221

 
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The third of the Five Precepts is "To refrain from committing sexual misconduct. Fornication, or sex outside of marriage, is seen as a violation of the Brahmacharya vow from the Five Precepts. This and other teachings within the Pali Canon are important and fundamental guidance for Theravada Buddhists.

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2 minutes ago, Topdoc said:

The third of the Five Precepts is "To refrain from committing sexual misconduct. Fornication, or sex outside of marriage, is seen as a violation of the Brahmacharya vow from the Five Precepts. This and other teachings within the Pali Canon are important and fundamental guidance for Theravada Buddhists.

What about knife throwing.....?

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8 minutes ago, ezzra said:

this kind of knife doesn't stand a chance to be thrown accurately much less penetrate a human flesh and kill a male person, it simply lacks the weight, balance and shape...

Not to mention that it was also removed at the scene.

 

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2 hours ago, ezzra said:

this kind of knife doesn't stand a chance to be thrown accurately much less penetrate a human flesh and kill a male person, it simply lacks the weight, balance and shape...

maybe her amulet was stronger than his?

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3 hours ago, ezzra said:

this kind of knife doesn't stand a chance to be thrown accurately much less penetrate a human flesh and kill a male person, it simply lacks the weight, balance and shape...

 

Wrong. It might bounce off, it might penetrate. Unlucky but depending on angle it hit, distance she was from him, what he was wearing etc etc. 

 

2 inch is all you need if in the wrong spot. If she was standing close, threw it with force, and it happened to hit the wrong spot - voila.

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4 hours ago, sirocco said:

Sad, very sad.

Although this woman apparently "accidentally" killed her husband, it is not worth killing for love or jealousy.
Stupidly, she will have won the prison.

If it's an accident to throw a knife and not expect to damage then of course she is innocent of all crimes 

 

4 hours ago, sanemax said:

Its difficult to envisage a small knife like that , penetrating a person and killing them , after being "thrown" .

   

Why don't we put that theory to the test using you as the Dummy 

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9 hours ago, sanemax said:

Its difficult to envisage a small knife like that , penetrating a person and killing them , after being "thrown" .

   

Agree, I don't think the knife left her hand

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11 hours ago, Topdoc said:

The third of the Five Precepts is "To refrain from committing sexual misconduct. Fornication, or sex outside of marriage, is seen as a violation of the Brahmacharya vow from the Five Precepts. This and other teachings within the Pali Canon are important and fundamental guidance for Theravada Buddhists.

Oh - so what are this "gigs" then? A kind of "self-indicated mental health-care"? ??

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