Son Abuses Elderly Mother; Another Woman Poisoned

Introduction to the case of an 82-year-old woman being abused by her son.

Review of documents and initial reports regarding the abuse of the 82-year-old victim.

Viewing surveillance footage from December 29th showing the son assaulting his mother.

Reviewing footage from January 9th depicting another assault by the son.

Examining footage from April 12th, showing the son hitting his mother.

The granddaughter expresses distress and frustration over the lack of police response despite multiple reports.

The granddaughter details the father's abusive behavior towards her mother and grandmother.

A direct appeal to the Kamphaeng Phet police to investigate the case thoroughly.

Reporting on the victim's current condition, including visible bruises.

Discussion about involving social services ( พม.) to assist the victim.

The son denies assaulting his mother, blaming her memory issues and his father.

The son challenges the police to arrest him if they have sufficient evidence.

The son admits to still drinking alcohol despite promises to quit.

The son discusses his relationship with his parents and his feelings of being misunderstood.

Allegations that the son also assaulted his wife.

Introduction to the case of an 84-year-old woman, Kularb, who was allegedly drugged.

Surveillance footage shows Nhing allegedly putting a substance into Kularb's food.

A second individual, masked and carrying a stick, is seen tampering with security cameras.

Discussion of stolen money and a previous theft of gold and amulets.

Information about Nhing's past connection to the victim's property.

The victim's family reports that Nhing has not been seen since the incident.

Forensic teams collecting evidence at the scene.

Kularb describes feeling dizzy and unwell after eating, suspecting she was drugged.

Kularb recounts the events of April 7th, including Nhing eating with her and her subsequent disorientation.

Nak, who was preparing to ordain, found Kularb disoriented and helped her.

Concluding remarks on the current status of the investigations for both cases.