Chef Suspected of Dismembering Wife, Hiding Body Parts in Bangkok

A shocking murder case involving a dismembered body found in a box is reported. The victim's head and limbs are missing, and the partner is a suspect.

Police received a report of a missing woman and discovered a body in a box at her apartment in Soi Ratchaprarop 14. The torso was found, but the head and limbs were missing.

The toilet in the apartment showed signs of what appeared to be waste being flushed, leading to suspicion that internal organs might have been disposed of.

Four to five kitchen knives and two black bags were found in the bedroom, adding to the evidence at the crime scene.

The missing woman is identified as A, and her partner, Ong, a chef, is also missing and considered a suspect.

CCTV footage from June 5, 2569, shows Ong picking up A from her restaurant. This footage is crucial for establishing the timeline of the events.

Further investigation reveals Ong's movements on June 8, 2569, where he was seen carrying a basin with a plastic bag, potentially disposing of evidence.

CCTV footage shows Ong carrying a basin covered with a towel and later a bag towards the trash area of the apartment building.

On June 10, 2569, Ong was seen rushing out of his apartment with a bag and getting into a waiting van, indicating an attempt to flee.

The box containing the victim's torso was found hidden behind the window frame on the balcony, explaining the lack of immediate smell.

Police arrived at the apartment after receiving a report of the missing woman, leading to the discovery of the crime.

A motorcycle taxi driver, P'Somsak, recounts seeing Ong and his wife living in the apartment for about a year and mentions hearing arguments.

P'Somsak describes Ong's hurried exit from the apartment on June 10, 2569, getting into a waiting van with a heavy-looking backpack.

CCTV footage shows Ong boarding a van that had been waiting for about 10 minutes outside the apartment.

The van driver confirms he was hired to take Ong to Mae Sot, Tak province, and that Ong has since crossed into Myanmar.

A resident of the building, Tum, states he rarely saw the couple and never heard any disturbances.

The building manager, Noknoi, heard a loud argument on June 8, 2569, and witnessed a fight under the building before the couple went upstairs.

A leak from the air conditioner led to the discovery of the body, as the manager went to investigate why the AC was running.

Upon entering the room, no body or smell was detected, as the dismembered remains were hidden behind the window.

The victim's body was found in a black box, wrapped in plastic bags, and placed outside the window on the balcony.

Investigators believe a saw and a large cleaver were likely used for the dismemberment.

A neighbor confirms hearing a loud argument on June 8, 2569, and sounds of objects falling.

The timeline suggests the murder likely occurred around June 8, 2569, with Ong continuing his daily life on June 9, possibly purchasing supplies.

CCTV footage from June 9, 2569, shows Ong frequently entering and exiting the building, possibly buying items to conceal the crime.

The van driver who transported Ong to Mae Sot has been interviewed by police.

A friend of the victim, Man, reports she had not shown up for work for several days.

Ong falsely told Man that the victim had run away with another man and even gave Man the key to the apartment.

Man recounts being given the key and checking the apartment, finding it clean except for the toilet, and believing the victim had left.

CCTV footage from June 8, 2569, shows Ong disposing of trash shortly before the scheduled collection, raising questions about what was discarded.

Authorities may need to break open the septic tank (borker) as internal organs have not yet been found.