Love Triangle Leads to Murder; Man Kills Lover, Then is Killed

Introduction to a shocking case in Phatthalung involving a love triangle and a fatal shooting.

The perpetrator, A-rom, his wife Kanda, and the victim, Somchai, are introduced with a diagram.

A-rom recounts how Somchai attacked him with a knife, leading him to shoot Somchai in self-defense.

Police have arrested A-rom, who has been remanded in custody.

A-rom explains his anger upon discovering his wife's affair and Somchai's aggressive actions.

Kanda, A-rom's wife, is present. The timeline of A-rom's release from prison and the incident is clarified.

Somchai's former mother-in-law describes his recent change in behavior and his relationship with Kanda.

The mother-in-law explains Somchai left her home six months prior to be with Kanda.

The mother-in-law expresses regret and sympathy for Somchai, lamenting the situation.

A separate, tragic incident in Sisaket where a son with mental health issues killed his mother.

The victim, 63-year-old Yai Riab, is found dead with numerous stab wounds.

The perpetrator is identified as Pun, the victim's son, who was experiencing a psychotic episode.

Police attempt to negotiate with Pun to surrender after the attack.

Footage shows the moment Pun was apprehended by authorities.

Witnesses describe Pun's violent actions and the attempts to de-escalate the situation.

Koon Kung, a witness, recounts how they calmed Pun down after the attack.

CCTV footage shows the sequence of events, including the attack on the victim and her granddaughter.

Koon Kung details the moments after the attack, including Pun's state and their interaction.

Police arrive at the scene, and Koon Kung confirms Pun's mental health issues.

Koon Kung describes Pun's confused state and his claim of not knowing what he did.

Yearly New, the victim's granddaughter, recounts Pun's erratic behavior before the attack.

Yearly New describes how Pun shifted his attack from her to her grandmother, Yai Riab.

After the fatal attack, Pun is seen bowing at his mother's feet before attacking her again.

Yearly New explains Pun's history of drug use, mental illness, and recent lapse in medication.

The motive appears to be related to Pun's request for money from his grandmother, which she refused.

Yearly New provides a minute-by-minute account of the events leading up to and during the attack.