Man Kills Lover and Self After Failed Reconciliation Attempt

The report details the discovery of two bodies, Warisara, 25, and Panathep, 32, at a village in Lat Lum Kaeo, Pathum Thani. Warisara was shot in the temple, and Panathep died by suicide.

CCTV footage captured four gunshots and the victim's mother crying for help. Panathep had previously circled the house and fired a warning shot into the air before the fatal incident.

The timeline reveals Panathep's repeated attempts to contact Warisara, including a prior visit where he fired a gun into the air. The fatal incident occurred around 4:00 AM.

Panathep gained access to the house by climbing onto the roof and crawling through the ceiling, finding Warisara in her bedroom.

A previous incident on April 7th shows the couple arguing. Warisara had reportedly asked Panathep to leave due to his gambling and financial issues.

Warisara's mother insists the motive was not jealousy but Panathep's severe gambling debts and theft of family gold and money.

Panathep allegedly stole gold belonging to Warisara's mother and father, and later, gold from his own wife (Warisara).

The report discusses the unusual method of entry through the ceiling, suggesting Panathep may have known the house's structure from previous visits.

Warisara's mother recounts the events, emphasizing her daughter's decision to end the relationship due to Panathep's gambling and theft.

Panathep's sister confirms his relationship issues and admits he had financial problems from gambling. She mentions he had threatened to die together if they couldn't be together.

Warisara called Panathep's sister to report his aggressive behavior and threats before the fatal incident.

The sister acknowledges Panathep's gambling debts and theft of a gold ring, but maintains he loved Warisara deeply.

The sister details the couple's arguments, including an incident where Panathep threw a glass, hitting their child.

Footage shows Panathep attempting to reconcile with Warisara outside her house, but she refused to come out due to fear.

After the failed reconciliation, Panathep returned late at night, entered through the ceiling, and committed the murders.

The conversation between Panathep and Warisara before the incident shows him apologizing and attempting to hug her, but she rejected his advances.

Upon rejection, Panathep rode away on his motorcycle, fired three shots into the air, and then returned to commit the murders and his own suicide.