Woman Accused in Murder Case Claims She's a Victim of Rape and Abuse

Introduction to the ongoing murder case involving Chai Ek and the victim, Nai Tee, and the involvement of other individuals.

Kade, identified as a former girlfriend of Nai Tee, speaks out from Laos, denying being a 'decoy' and claiming she is a victim of Chai Ek's abuse.

Kade details being sexually assaulted by Chai Ek at a young age and suffering physical violence, including being hit with a hammer.

Kade refutes claims that she was Chai Ek's third wife, emphasizing her status as a victim.

Kade explains she worked at Chai Ek's salon and was coerced into a relationship, leading to a child.

Kade recounts Chai Ek's threats of violence against her and others if she tried to leave.

Kade describes a severe assault by Chai Ek on March 15th, leading to her decision to flee to Laos.

Kade clarifies her relationship with Nai Tee, stating it developed while she worked at Chai Ek's salon.

Kade suggests Chai Ek only recently became aware of her past relationship with Nai Tee.

Kade expresses shock and distress over the situation and the public's perception of her.

Kade insists she is a victim and has done nothing wrong.

Kade reveals she had previously attempted to escape Chai Ek due to threats.

Kade reiterates she was not the third wife but was sexually assaulted.

Kade explains that 'Ang' is a nickname for Nai Tee.

Kade's current boyfriend, 'Bom', explains he advised her to flee to Laos due to fears for her safety.

Bom recounts initially believing Chai Ek was a relative and later discovering the abusive relationship.

Bom describes confronting Chai Ek at his salon.

Bom expresses sympathy for Nai Tee and suggests he might also have been a target.

Introduction of another individual providing information about Chai Ek's behavior.

Tun, a close friend of Nai Tee, shares his observations about Chai Ek's dual nature.

Tun describes Chai Ek as outwardly polite and religious but inwardly violent and possessive.

Tun recounts Chai Ek forcing Kade to shave her head after suspecting infidelity.

Tun confirms Chai Ek kicked Kade, causing broken ribs, after learning she spoke with Nai Tee.

Tun describes Chai Ek's practice of discussing religion before making inappropriate comments about women.

Details emerge about Mon, allegedly Chai Ek's second wife, and an incident where Chai Ek lured a man who spoke to her.

Chai Ek attempted to lure a man who spoke with Mon, but the man fought back and stabbed Chai Ek.

Following the stabbing, Chai Ek demanded millions in compensation from the attacker.

Tun confirms Chai Ek's pattern of luring individuals into violent situations.

Introduction of Dr. Trin, a criminologist, to analyze Chai Ek's behavior.

Dr. Trin suggests Chai Ek may exhibit psychopathic traits and antisocial personality disorder.

Dr. Trin explains that individuals with these traits often lack remorse and play the victim.

The report links Dr. Trin's analysis to the alleged actions of Chai Ek against Kade, others, and Nai Tee.