General's Son Dies by Suicide After Firing Hundreds of Rounds in Bangkok House F

Reports of a fire and explosion-like sounds in a residential area of Bang Phlat, Sirindhorn Road.

Firefighters attempt to enter the building but are forced to retreat as the suspect fires indiscriminately.

Special operations units are called in to surround the house and eventually enter once gunfire ceases.

Police find AK-47 rifles and bullet holes throughout the house during the initial sweep.

Analysis of CCTV footage showing three distinct waves of heavy gunfire totaling nearly 100 rounds.

Images reveal a 'weapon warehouse' with guns hanging on walls and ammunition scattered across the floor.

Authorities locate the body of Mr. Sarawut on the second floor, confirming a suicide.

A neighbor reveals the house had been seized by the Legal Execution Department and electricity was cut.

Discovery that the suspect shot his own dog before committing suicide, despite his love for animals.

Major General Saman denies ownership of the war weapons and explains the family's financial crisis.

Details emerge regarding a daughter's secret loan that led to the foreclosure of the family home.

The Bang Phlat Police Superintendent summarizes the fire's origin and the suspect's actions.

Police find gold lettering on the walls cursing anyone who would acquire the land.

A look back at Major General Saman's past mentions in news reports from 2006 and 2010.