17-Year-Old Beaten, Accused of Affair with Wife; Family Flees Threats

Introduction to the case of a 17-year-old boy, Wittaya, who was allegedly lured into a house and severely beaten.

Showing video clips of the 17-year-old victim, Wittaya, unconscious and bleeding from the mouth after the alleged assault.

The victim's mother recounts finding her son and the confrontation at the house, questioning the attackers' actions.

Explaining the suspected motive behind the assault: Chaiyachet's jealousy over Wittaya's alleged closeness to his wife.

The mother filed a police report in Phan Thong, Chonburi, with evidence of the assault.

Wittaya's mother, Panarat, provides a detailed account of the events leading up to and following the assault on May 17, 2569.

Wittaya's account, after regaining consciousness, describes being beaten, having his neck constricted with a belt, and his head stomped on.

Wittaya admits to being close to Chaiyachet's wife but denies any romantic involvement, suggesting Chaiyachet's jealousy might be unfounded.

Following the assault, the perpetrators allegedly threatened to kill Wittaya, forcing his family to flee their home.

On May 18, 2569, a group armed with knives and guns allegedly appeared at the victim's house, leading to the family's fear and displacement.

The district chief visited the scene to investigate the alleged assault and threats.

Chaiyachet is currently considered innocent as no arrest warrant has been issued, but a summons has been served.

Wittaya's mother remains firm in her belief that her son did not have an affair with Chaiyachet's wife.

The mother expresses shock at the severity of her son's injuries, including swelling and bleeding.

Wittaya allegedly confessed to the affair under duress to save his life, stating he was beaten until he agreed.

Wittaya describes being choked with a belt and kicked, with the attackers demanding a confession.

The victim identifies two main perpetrators and a woman who stood guard outside during the assault.

Chaiyachet allegedly stated he could have disposed of Wittaya elsewhere and planned to lure another person named 'Phet'.

The reporter suggests Chaiyachet should also address his wife's potential involvement if she was indeed engaging with Wittaya.

The mother shares footage from a gas station's CCTV showing the family seeking refuge after being threatened at their home.

The family of 5-6 members is seen with bedding at the gas station, indicating their forced displacement.

Chaiyachet has yet to provide his official statement, but the victim can identify his attackers in court.

Wittaya is currently hospitalized, suffering from symptoms including blood in his urine.

Wittaya tells reporters that he did not have an affair and that Chaiyachet, a relative, initiated the violence.

Wittaya recounts being invited into Chaiyachet's home under the guise of a friendly visit, which quickly turned hostile.

Chaiyachet allegedly began hitting Wittaya with a metal rod after accusing him of talking to his wife.

Wittaya felt compelled to confess to avoid further violence, as the attackers threatened to continue beating him.

Wittaya is urinating blood and has mobility issues, though his skull and bones are not broken.

Wittaya provides a minute-by-minute account of the assault, including being hit with a metal rod and choked with a belt.

Wittaya describes being dragged, beaten, and choked by multiple individuals, including Chaiyachet and a person named 'Bia'.

Wittaya insists he never met Chaiyachet's wife at the gas station or elsewhere.

A friend who was present corroborates Wittaya's account of the assault and the false accusation.

The friend describes Chaiyachet as being in a 'frenzy' during the assault, fixated on the alleged meeting at the gas station.

Wittaya challenged Chaiyachet to show any evidence of him meeting his wife, but Chaiyachet refused.

The friend states Wittaya would not pursue Chaiyachet's wife because she is 'fat' and not his type.

The friend directly taunts Chaiyachet, calling his wife fat and accusing him of being irrationally jealous.

Another friend describes being invited into the house and witnessing the start of the confrontation.

The situation escalated when Chaiyachet accused Wittaya of being involved with 'Mew' and began the physical assault.

The attackers falsely claimed the victim and his friends were 'showering' the wife, demanding a confession.

The victim was beaten with a metal rod, kicked, and choked with a belt to force a confession.

When friends tried to intervene or help Wittaya, they were also attacked with the metal rod.

The attackers refused to listen to the victim and his friends' denials, continuing the assault.

The assault lasted for nearly two hours in a room.

Wittaya was close to collapse, coughing up blood, and was threatened with further assault.

Even after collapsing, Wittaya was further assaulted with a rope and a metal rod.

The attackers claimed to have 50% evidence, which turned out to be just a picture of a woman on a phone.

Wittaya dared them to show the alleged photo evidence, offering to take three punches if it existed, but they refused.

A friend states Wittaya has never shown interest in women, especially not overweight ones.

The friend speculates that Wittaya might have been under the influence of drugs during the incident.

A warning is issued to Chaiyachet that if he fails to appear after the summons, an arrest warrant will be issued.

A request is made to the Phan Thong police to investigate the incident further.

Police plan to summon 'Mew', Chaiyachet's wife, for questioning as a witness.

Police believe Mew's testimony could be beneficial to the 17-year-old victim's case.

The victim claims Mew stood outside while Chaiyachet choked him with a belt and beat him.

The report states that Chaiyachet's face will be revealed once an arrest warrant is issued.

The victim will be interviewed by child protection professionals.

The district chief has visited to ensure the situation is being handled and assures action if threats continue.

Chaiyachet faces legal consequences if he continues to threaten the victim's family.