Tangmo Case: New Evidence Suggests Staging, Not Accidental Drowning

Introduction to the ongoing investigation into Tangmo's death, with new evidence presented to the DSI.

Details on evidence suggesting potential negligence or misconduct by state officials in the handling of the case.

Analysis of evidence suggesting Tangmo was not on the boat at the reported time of her disappearance.

Concerns raised about the authenticity and potential editing of CCTV footage related to the incident.

Detailed examination of key video evidence, highlighting alleged alterations and time shifts.

The presented evidence leads to the conclusion that Tangmo was not on the boat at the time of the incident.

Concerns raised by a medical examiner regarding the recorded time of the body's submission and alleged body testing.

Further evidence, including the boat's travel route, submitted to the DSI.

Discussion on the DSI's involvement and the extended timeline of the case, now over four years.

The process of reviewing and collecting CCTV footage from various locations related to the incident.

Summary of evidence collected and the current status of related legal cases.

Highlighting the DSI's current focus on cases of dereliction of duty and misconduct.

Using CCTV footage to identify discrepancies, such as the number of people on the boat.

Analysis of CCTV footage from Thewarat Kunchorn Pier to determine the number of individuals on the boat.

Examination of footage from a curve point, showing individuals on the boat.

Discussion of CCTV footage from Bowonmongkol Pier during the return journey.

Review of footage from under Sanghee Bridge, addressing previous claims of a broken camera.

Analysis of footage showing a person on the stern of the boat before passing Sanghee Bridge.

Contradictory findings from footage under Sanghee Bridge, showing no one on the stern.

Revisiting the claim that Tangmo did not fall into the water at the reported time.

Further detailed analysis of video evidence by Khun Ekarat Namphokin.

Specific claims of time manipulation in key video segments to suggest Tangmo was alive.

Claims of altering timestamps and locations, such as the Rama 8 Bridge footage.

Highlighting the conflict between altered timestamps and actual GPS data.

Accusations of the body being tested against the boat's propeller multiple times.

Directly questioning the integrity of the forensic institute regarding the handling of the body.

Strong accusation of the body being 'stolen' for testing purposes.