Boiling Oil Attack: Colleague Retaliates After Ice Cubes Splash

Introduction to the incident involving two vendors in a shopping mall, one selling drinks and the other fried meatballs.

Identification of the victim, Ratthika (from the North), and the perpetrator, Wirawan (from the South), who sold fried meatballs.

Description of the moment Wirawan allegedly threw boiling oil at Ratthika while she was facing away.

Review of CCTV footage showing the incident and Wirawan's attempt to flee the scene.

Footage from the front of the mall shows Wirawan attempting to escape but being restrained by bystanders.

Information reveals that Ratthika and Wirawan were colleagues, working for the same owner in adjacent stalls.

CCTV footage shows the two vendors interacting normally before the attack, with no apparent signs of conflict.

Close-up on CCTV shows Ratthika holding an object, later revealed to be related to her work, before placing it down.

Discussion about steam rising from a cooking station, possibly a warning Ratthika gave Wirawan about unplugging equipment.

The initial trigger for the conflict is revealed to be Ratthika accidentally splashing ice cubes on Wirawan.

Ratthika, still hospitalized, describes her injuries, which cover about 30% of her body, and recounts the escalating tensions.

Ratthika explains that on March 30, 2569, she accidentally closed an ice bin, causing cubes to splash onto Wirawan, leading to an argument.

On April 1, 2569, Wirawan allegedly confronted Ratthika, accusing her of insulting her regarding a lottery discussion.

Wirawan reportedly stopped speaking to Ratthika on April 2 and continued to be hostile until the attack on April 4.

Ratthika recounts how Wirawan called her name, causing her to turn, just before the boiling oil was thrown.

Analysis of CCTV suggests Wirawan looked at the camera, then at Ratthika, before aiming and throwing the oil.

Clarification that the lottery discussion involved Ratthika talking to her family about a lottery number related to her late mother's age.

Police report that Wirawan initially denied intent, claiming the oil spill was an accident.

Interview with Wirawan's mother, who relays her daughter's account of the incident.

Wirawan's mother states her daughter claimed she tripped over a wire, causing the oil to spill accidentally.

The mother believes the incident stems from her daughter's accumulated stress, as she is the sole provider for her two children.

The mother reveals Wirawan has a history of conflicts with colleagues, leading to frequent job changes.

The mother mentions she previously suggested Wirawan seek psychological help, but her daughter refused, believing she was fine.

The mother urges her daughter to tell the truth to the police, especially after they reviewed the CCTV footage.

The mother expresses concern over her daughter's behavior, noting she has been acting unusually for months and may be suffering from stress or a neurological issue.

Wirawan's mother relays her daughter's explanation that she stumbled, causing the pot of oil to fall and splash.

The mother states her daughter claimed she was trying to make money to support her children and was startled.

The mother is unsure about the legal proceedings and is experiencing sleepless nights due to the situation.

The mother offers an apology to the victim, suggesting that regional differences (North vs. South) are unlikely to be the root cause, but communication issues might play a role.