Police Chief Investigates Brutal Forest Murder of 7-Year-Old Girl

The discovery of a 7-year-old girl's body in a rubber plantation, approximately half a kilometer from her home.

High-ranking police officials, including the Commander of Provincial Police Region 7 and the Deputy Commissioner-General, visit the scene to investigate the case.

Police have detained several individuals for questioning regarding the child's death.

Focus on 'Som,' who was seen buying snacks for the child and is being questioned.

'Lon,' a friend of 'Som,' is also brought in for questioning, as they were together before the child's death.

Information emerges that 'Som' has a history of drug use and alcohol consumption.

'Tai' is identified as the last person to see Nong Angun alive.

Recounting Nong Angun's movements on May 30, 2569, before she disappeared.

'Tai' describes meeting Nong Angun near the Tikrong Monastery and her playful interaction.

Police identify four individuals under investigation: Tai, Jo, Monchan, and Sunthon.

Monchan and Sunthon are considered primary suspects due to their potential involvement.

Sunthon's wife, 'Nang Pei,' expresses suspicion about her husband's involvement and his lack of connection to the victim's family.

Sunthon's alibi places him at home with his wife on the day of the disappearance, with Monchan visiting.

Monchan's timeline is unclear between noon and 7 PM on May 30, raising suspicion.

Monchan's movements overlap with the time Nong Angun went missing.

Sunthon's family insists he is not involved, pointing to Monchan's unaccounted time.

A simulation of Monchan's potential route from Sunthon's house at 9 PM, highlighting the difficult terrain.

Monchan is shown being interrogated at the police station.

'Jo,' who found the body, is questioned about how he knew where to look.

A discrepancy arises regarding when villagers typically tap rubber, potentially indicating an opportunity for the perpetrator.

The fact that villagers did not tap rubber on the day the child disappeared is highlighted as a potential factor.

'Jo' explains he found the body while rubber tapping on June 1, after noticing a foul smell.

All individuals are under intense questioning as the investigation progresses.

The area around the banyan tree at Tikrong Monastery, where Nong Angun was last seen, is examined.

Reporters trace the potential route from the monastery to the location where the body was found.

A reporter investigates the village and retraces Nong Angun's last known steps.

Details of Nong Angun buying eggs and then later, unexpectedly, buying snacks with a larger sum of money.

Police investigate the source of an extra 20 baht Nong Angun had, which she used to buy snacks.

Police examine banknotes from the shop where Nong Angun bought snacks, looking for fingerprints.

Nong Angun's father refuses to cremate her body until the case is solved, citing the Chompoo case.

The father expresses suspicion towards Monchan due to his unaccounted-for time.

The father confirms that Nong Angun was not with the group watching the outdoor movie.

The father also expresses suspicion towards Sunthon.

Both Sunthon and Monchan have been detained by the police.

A police briefing reveals that all evidence is being collected and they are awaiting DNA results.

The Commander-General of the Royal Thai Police is personally overseeing the investigation.

The Commander-General of the Royal Thai Police is scheduled to visit on June 5, with the Regional Police Commander visiting again tomorrow.

The case is considered significant due to the victim being a child under royal patronage.

No one in the community is attempting to flee, as police are investigating everyone.

The crew of the outdoor movie screening on May 30 are being investigated, with DNA samples collected.

The owner of the outdoor movie screening confirms Nong Angun was not present.

A farm owner, 'Mr. Aun,' who took photos during the movie screening, provides his account.

Photos taken at the outdoor movie screening on May 30, 27:08, show no sign of Nong Angun.

The movie crew encountered villagers searching for Nong Angun after leaving the screening.

The investigation is ongoing, with further updates expected from police officials.