Abbot Shooting: Police Probe Abbot's Relationship with Lamai, Suspect Cover-up

Details of the shooting incident where the abbot was injured, and the ongoing investigation.

Introduction of Lung Pern, his challenge to the police, and his disappearance after the incident.

Lamai's position as a benefactor and her interrogation by the police, along with the abbot's statement about her confession.

The abbot expresses frustration with the police's focus on his relationship with Lamai rather than the shooter.

Investigators question the abbot for the fifth time, pressing him on his relationship with Lamai and whether he saw the gunman.

The abbot feels police suspect him of hiding or protecting the gunman, despite his claims of not seeing the perpetrator.

The abbot explains Lamai's visit to the temple on the night of the incident, stating she brought food for the dogs.

The abbot admits to having feelings for Lamai over ten years ago, but denies any current inappropriate relationship.

The abbot expresses fear of being targeted again and states his willingness to cooperate with police, provided they work with facts.

The abbot is questioned about any reasons he might have to conceal or protect the perpetrator.

The abbot clarifies that Lamai does not have romantic feelings for Lung Pern, addressing potential motives.

A discussion about the abbot's past affection for Lamai and the timeline relative to his 30 years of ordination.

The abbot's straightforward and simple demeanor is highlighted, with an anecdote about eating instant noodles late at night.

Lingering questions about the relationship between Lamai and Lung Pern, and Lamai's role in assisting the abbot.

Lung Pern's distress over being a suspect, his weight loss, and his denial of any wrongdoing.

Lung Pern recounts helping to take the abbot to the hospital and his general inclination to help others.

Lung Pern describes the evening of the incident, denying any arguments with Lamai after her return from the temple.

The investigation team's theory that Lung Pern might have been jealous of Lamai's extended visit to the abbot.

A new lead emerges regarding 400,000 baht in Kathina funds, with suspicions of misappropriation.

The abbot clarifies that the Kathina funds, totaling over 300,000 baht, were used for temple expenses and construction.

Further details on how the Kathina funds were allocated for temple utilities, monk allowances, and construction.

The abbot confirms that the Kathina funds were deposited into the temple's account.

Lamai continues to visit the temple, assisting with chores and caring for the abbot during his recovery.

The abbot expresses his gratitude to Lamai for her care and support during his illness.