Investigation Links Serial Killer 'Pong' to Police-Backed Drug Ring

Introduction to the case of Pong, who is linked to five deaths and has a history of incarceration.

Reports that Pong served as a henchman for a drug trafficking and money laundering gang linked to a retired officer.

Details on the Russian victims and a female survivor who claims Pong received drugs from a police boss.

Local residents in Chonburi express fear of retaliation, hindering the investigation into the deep-rooted gang.

Analysis of the murder of Mayor Arnon In-sing in November 2006 after he campaigned against drugs.

Sources claim a 23-year-old Pong was one of the five gunmen who shot the mayor.

Discussion on whether the 20-year statute of limitations for the 2006 murder is about to expire.

How the drug ring expanded into illegal lending to wash money, leading to the murder of a Thai family.

Detailed account of the ambush and shooting of Phu Yai Kai on November 16, 2006.

Investigation into retired officer 'S. Sala' and reports of other active officers delivering drugs.

Visit to Pong's rental room, noting his indifference to missing person posters of his victims.

A retired officer clarifies his relationship with Pong, claiming he was the one who arrested him frequently.

New leads suggest an active officer 'W. Waen' may be the current influential protector of the ring.

Shocking claims that some officers accepted cows instead of money to drop drug charges.