Murderer Claims Mental Illness After Girlfriend's Death; Relatives Skeptical

The initial discovery of Panisuda's body, who had been unreachable since April 30, 2569.

Description of the victim's body found in her bedroom, with a pillow covering her head, and the initial assessment of the cause of death.

The victim's boyfriend, Nitiran, is identified as the suspect, and his immediate escape from the scene is noted.

CCTV footage shows Nitiran leaving the apartment on April 30, 2569, and driving away in a red car.

Tracking Nitiran's car heading towards Suphan Buri after leaving the condo.

The victim's family expresses skepticism about Nitiran's alleged mental health issues, citing his ability to plan and escape.

Footage of Nitiran's arrest in Chiang Mai, where he was found in a hotel.

Nitiran allegedly stayed in a hotel after the murder, while the victim's family insists he was not mentally ill.

Police confirm Nitiran's arrest on May 2, 2569, for intentional homicide.

Highlighting the victim's attractive appearance and the family's disbelief in the suspect's claims of accidental killing.

A ritual to invite the victim's spirit is performed at the apartment in Nonthaburi.

The quick apprehension of the suspect is attributed to the victim's parents' concern and the subsequent investigation.

Reconstruction of events from April 29, 2569, to May 3, 2569, detailing the victim's last known moments and the suspect's movements.

The victim's family reiterates their disbelief in the suspect's claims, emphasizing his planned escape.

Nitiran's claim to police about paranoia and fear of being harmed, and the discovery of a diary.

Details of the diary entry mentioning threats and the police's subsequent investigation leading to the arrest.

The victim's parents share their interactions with Nitiran, describing him as normal and expressing disbelief in his alleged mental illness.

A conversation where the victim's mother learns of her daughter's death and the suspect's past separation from the victim.

The victim is described as the family's main support, responsible for caring for her grandmother.

The family questions how an accidental death could involve a pillow and why the suspect fled if it was unintentional.

The parents argue that if the death was accidental, the suspect should have sought medical help instead of fleeing.

The parents firmly believe the killing was intentional, not an accident.

The suspect's journey from Suphan Buri to Chiang Mai after the crime.

CCTV footage shows Nitiran walking near the hotel in Chiang Mai on the night of May 2, 2569.

A security guard at the hotel recounts Nitiran's arrival, his normal demeanor, and his request to change rooms.

Details of the hotel's check-in procedure, including cash payment and lack of ID verification.

Nitiran traveled from Suphan Buri to Chiang Mai by bus.

Nitiran allegedly used the name 'Nirun' to purchase a bus ticket, potentially to evade detection.

Relatives in Yasothon are preparing for the victim's funeral and awaiting the body's return.

The victim's aunt expresses disbelief in the mental illness claim, citing Nitiran's past behavior and the victim's attempts to distance herself.

Details about Nitiran's past infidelity and the victim's attempts to break up with him.

Discussion about the suspect's mother's claim of his mental illness and medication issues.

CCTV footage from April 29, 2569, shows Panisuda and Nitiran returning to their room together, appearing normal.

Discovery of a rope and chair in the crime scene room, suggesting a possible suicide attempt by the suspect.

Nitiran remains uncooperative, only claiming paranoia and an accidental act.