Thread: Two Tourists Brutally Murdered on Koh Tao, One Raped: Police Spark Thailand Manhunt

Joking aint ya.

They are sitting back now drinking whiskey laughing their heads off.

Not joking Tizzy.

Karma is a 100% deal.

EDIT: And you seem to think it's all part of Thailand and Thainess. Did you see the girl's bludgeoned face? None of us will come to your cremation when you get wiped out.

^

Karma be fucked, they don't believe in that shit.

Money is their Karma.

Edit. you will be dead before me so it won't matter. You'll stave to death on your TEFLer wage.

Too bad ISIS picks the wrong targets...at this rate I am sure only the dumbest of the dumb will keep going to these places, and most of em just don't know you can't get drunk and do whatever the fuck you want, the Thai's will do a full chimp out on ya in some cases.

Originally Posted by Dapper

lets looks at both sides of the camera
4 am
its the shop girl I feel sorry for..

^ whats that all about?

its just Sean McAnna, probably drunk as fuck ?, he got into an altercation with some Thais on the island and ran into an all night store and went behind the counter and took to facebook..

which sent the conspiracy people into overdrive.....


A few days after the murders he was drinking in the same AC bar:

In the early hours of the morning he had been drinking in a beach bar when he was accused by two Thais of being the killer he was allegedly the guitarist in a group of people singing on the beach on the morning of Hannah and David's murders.





You have blood on your hands, they said adding that he should be strung up and hanged from a tree. He fled the bar and took refuge in the convenience story pursed by the two men, he said. That's when he took the picture.

McAnna with his smartphone “They just said to me, ‘It was you who killed them. You’ve got two people’s deaths on your hands. We know it was you. You’re going to hang yourself tonight and we are going to watch you hang. You die tonight’.

“So I just ran. I just left and ran.”

“I genuinely thought that I was going to die. I genuinely thought that this was me dead.

“They wouldn’t have shot me, they would have taken me up into the hills to hang me and make it look like it was a suicide.

“I was so scared. I just didn’t want that to be it. I told my mum I loved her and that I would try to make it home."


'YOU DIE TONIGHT' SCOT FLEES THAI MURDER ISLAND - Andrew Drummond

i still think the 2 Burmese were very involved ,

i still think the 2 Burmese were very involved

Do you make your own tin foil hats, or have them tailor made?

Originally Posted by Deckwan

Too bad ISIS picks the wrong targets..

doctor a couple of photos with whoever dressing up as allah drinking a beer and unleash it on the "social media " with some identifying info

Why's Mon videoing the scene with his phone or has that been photo shopped in??

That phone and it's history should have been used as evidence.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Why's Mon videoing the scene with his phone or has that been photo shopped in??

That phone and it's history should have been used as evidence.

Evidence has been rather incidental in this case. Now protecting the names of the influential ones that did the crime, that has been quite another thing.

Hackers who last week claimed responsibility for knocking 20 Corrections Department websites offline have leaked 100 prison-system databases, including ones allegedly listing escaped prisoners still on the run.

"Hacktivists" calling themselves the Blink Hacker Group, an affiliate of the Anonymous collective, continued their cyber crusade against the death sentences given to two Myanmar men for the murder of two British tourists on Koh Tao by publicly releasing the data files they claimed to have stolen on Jan 28, disabling all but one of the Corrections Department websites.

Anonymous claimed in a Facebook post that those sites remained offline because the Corrections Department did not make backups of the databases the hackers stole. On Wednesday, a week after the attack, 19 of 20 prison sites were offline.

"We are just giving back in order to restore your justice prison sites," the group wrote in a message that accompanied links to the databases, calling the department's IT skills "embarrassing".

But "giving back of databases doesn't mean we like you", the hackers added. "We're watching you."

The Blink Hackers Group, believed to be based in Myanmar, also claimed responsibility for the Jan 5 cyber attack on 297 Royal Thai Police websites and the Jan 15 hack of the Courts of Justice sites. In the latter case, databases were stolen with promises to release scandalous information.

The hackers followed up by leaking personal data of every user of the Courts computer network, including names, phone numbers and passwords, but did not divulge any information on judges or court cases.

The prison website data files released today, the group said, contain information on dredging projects that could be used as escape routes, along with data on how many inmates have escaped and not yet been tracked down.

The Bangkok Post has not yet independently verified the data uploaded.

The group said it decided to "return" the vital files after the Corrections Department dropped its requirement that Win Zaw Htun and Zaw Lin -- imprisoned at Bang Kwang Central Prison for the September 2014 rape and murder of UK backpacker Hannah Witheridge and the killing of compatriot David Miller -- have their hands and feet shackled and be confined to their cells 24 hours a day.

According to a Monday tweet from Migrant Workers Rights Network activist Andy Hall, both are now unshackled and permitted to move around Bang Kwang the same as any other prisoner.

Anonymous-linked hackers leak 100 Thai prison databases | Bangkok Post: news

Great news but still a long way to go.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

According to a Monday tweet from Migrant Workers Rights Network activist Andy Hall, both are now unshackled and permitted to move around Bang Kwang the same as any other prisoner.

Excellent. So now they can be found to have hanged themselves in some bizarre, guilt-inspired pact complete with confession suicide notes .

Originally Posted by Plan B

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

According to a Monday tweet from Migrant Workers Rights Network activist Andy Hall, both are now unshackled and permitted to move around Bang Kwang the same as any other prisoner.

Excellent. So now they can be found to have hanged themselves in some bizarre, guilt-inspired pact complete with confession suicide notes .

You may be chillingly correct.

I rather think Mr. Yarwood has a somewhat confused understanding of the judicial process here in which a political interpretation of the case assumes a greater significance than anything as mundane as mere evidence.

Too many quite simply do not understand the way it works here.

Originally Posted by thailazer

On Koh Tao the police decided to charge two small Burmese men (relative puppy dogs) who were in the general vicinity of the crime scene at about the time the murders were committed. "

The 2 thugs were tagged at the exact spot, sat on a log by whiteness, and cigarette litter.

Were also in possession of the victims mobile phone,which they couldn't unlock so tossed it into the bushes at their home .

Suspiciously went for a midnight swim (to clean up ?)

Worked for the AC bar chain.

Claimed to be 'legless drunk' and not remember anything, then changed this amnesia and recalled finding the phone and even the location they found it ie away from the crime scene.

One played a guitar, just like Sean Macanna , who the male victim , David, according to Sean, had arranged to meet, that night.

With a resume that that what police force in the world would not, rightly. have them as prime suspects?

Well all police and courts would , unless they had a well funded bunch of politically correct fascist + conspiracy nuts, putting pressure on them to let them off , because they are illegal immigrant workers from Burma

UK information led to Thai death penalty

THE National Crime Agency assisted the Thai police with a murder investigation that put two Burmese migrants on death row, despite government rules stopping British law enforcement agencies contributing to capital punishment convictions overseas.

Officers from the NCA passed on mobile phone evidence that would play a key part in the prosecution of Wai Physo and Zaw Lin, who were sentenced to death for the murder of two UK backpackers, BuzzFeed reported.

Concerns over allegations the two Burmese men were forced to confess under torture have previously been expressed by the Foreign Office and Amnesty International.

Unless they have ministerial permission, British police are not allowed to supply evidence to foreign authorities that use capital punishment without assurances the suspects will not be sentenced to death. But documents seen by BuzzFeed and sources close to the case suggest the NCA passed on the information linking the Burmese suspects to the murder of David Miller and Hannah Witheridge without seeking written assurances that it would not be used to sentence them to death.

Neither the Foreign Office nor the Home Office would comment on whether ministers had allowed the NCA to assist the Thai police. The two Burmese men, both 22, are appealing against their death sentences and claim they were framed by the Thai police and coerced into confessing.

The bodies of Ms Witheridge, from Hemsby, Norfolk, and Mr Miller, from St Helier, Jersey, were found on Sairee beach on Koh Tao on the morning of September 15 2014. Ms Witheridge, 23, had been raped and battered to death with a garden hoe. Mr Miller was left to drown in the sea after being beaten unconscious. BuzzFeed says the NCA received an urgent request from Thai police for the serial number of Mr Miller’s missing iPhone.

The NCA is believed to have verbally passed the serial number on to the Thai police but without securing a written assurance that it would not be used in court. The NCA refused to comment on the Thai murder investigation.

dailytelegraph.

Originally Posted by blue

Originally Posted by thailazer

On Koh Tao the police decided to charge two small Burmese men (relative puppy dogs) who were in the general vicinity of the crime scene at about the time the murders were committed. "

The 2 thugs were tagged at the exact spot, sat on a log by whiteness, and cigarette litter.

Were also in possession of the victims mobile phone,which they couldn't unlock so tossed it into the bushes at their home .

Suspiciously went for a midnight swim (to clean up ?)

Worked for the AC bar chain.

Claimed to be 'legless drunk' and not remember anything, then changed this amnesia and recalled finding the phone and even the location they found it ie away from the crime scene.

One played a guitar, just like Sean Macanna , who the male victim , David, according to Sean, had arranged to meet, that night.

With a resume that that what police force in the world would not, rightly. have them as prime suspects?

Well all police and courts would , unless they had a well funded bunch of politically correct fascist + conspiracy nuts, putting pressure on them to let them off , because they are illegal immigrant workers from Burma

Err, except they were in Thailand legally. The rest of your drivel is, well, drivel.

This blue kid is decidedly fucked in the head.

Trying to sway 100% his way. No, he's not fucked. He's a kunt.

^ Where's the happiness in that?...

Good feature here. I wish they would have discussed those wounds on David's temples some more. From the photos I saw early on they look exactly what a shark tooth ring would inflict and they were quite consistent. No way would a hoe deliver wounds like that. Yep, the mafia got the police to cover it up to not embarass Thailand or their evil family.

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I agree, and I also thought so at the time. It was odd how the focus went elsewhere. Wounds on his temple strongly indicate punches, too.

The counsellor of the embassy received the petition on March 4 and promised to deliver it to Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and King Bhumibol Adulyadej, U Tin Oo, a member of the All Arakanese Student and Youth Congress (AASYC), told The Myanmar Times.

“First, we tried to submit the petition via email, but they replied and told us to deliver it in person,” U Tin Oo said. “But when we came to hand it over, the ambassador was not seen anywhere. He [the counsellor] also requested we don’t take a photo to make a record of the delivery.”

Koh Tao petition reaches Thai embassy

Least we forget what the Thai justice system did to two innocent Burmese....

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