After last night, a female teacher was shot by her boyfriend in a car before he fled with his body. The teacher's body has now been found. Yesterday, a tragic incident occurred in Don Chim Pli Subdistrict, Bang Nam Priao District, Chachoengsao Province. Ms. Pawanrat, aged 15, asked for help after her older sister, Ms. Raiwin, aged 25, was shot in her car by her ex-boyfriend, who then chased her out and drove away yesterday evening. The deceased said that his sister was a teacher at Sakd 40 School (Kittinak Prachanukul), while the perpetrator was Mr. Athitwat, 25 years old, the deceased's ex-boyfriend, who worked as a factory worker. The two dated for a while before breaking up about 2 months ago. Then yesterday, Mr. Athitwat drove his sedan to teach his sister how to drive, but he got jealous when he found out that a teacher from the school was courting him, so he had her park on the side of the road just 100 meters before her house. At that time, his sister was driving, while he sat next to her and Mr. Ath itwat sat in the back. Suddenly, Mr. Athitwat pulled out a gun and shot his sister in the head before kicking him out of the car. The perpetrator then changed to driving and taking his sister's body away, so he quickly asked his family to file a police report. The latest update was around 10pm last night, Bang Khanak Police Station received a report from a good citizen that they found a suspicious car with bullet holes in the rear window on the passenger side. It was a gray-black Toyota Yaris sedan parked on the side of the road into Soi Thesaban 12 about 800 meters away. They contacted the doctor on duty at Bang Nam Priew Hospital, the Forensic Science Department, and Chachoengsao rescue workers to jointly inspect the scene. When they opened the car door, they found the bodies of two deceased persons. The first was Ms. Raiwin who had been shot in the back of the head, the bullet exiting her left temple, and she was sitting face down on the passenger seat. The other was her ex-boyfriend, Mr. Athitwat, who ha d also died. He was shot in the right temple with a modified BB gun, exiting her left temple, and died sitting under the steering wheel. Officers therefore took the bodies of both deceased persons out for initial examination before sending them to the Department of Forensic Medicine, Srinakharinwirot University, Nakhon Nayok, for an autopsy to find the true cause of death. It was also found that the perpetrator posted on Facebook asking for forgiveness before the body was found. Source: Thai News Agency
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