Thread: 29-Year-Old Teacher Stabbed to Death in Classroom

A 29-year-old teacher was stabbed to death by her estranged husband in her classroom at Suwanvijitwitthaya School in Surin province on Thursday.


The fatal stabbing occurred shortly before 1 pm, police said.

The husband then broke both legs jumping from the second floor of the school building while attempting to flee.


The teacher, Ms. Angkhana Judabud, 29, was found dead inside a classroom. Her husband, Voraphong Chankhana, 26, was taken to hospital with two broken legs.


Police investigators called to the murder scene and said it appeared Mr. Voraphong killed her in a fit of rage after she refused to reconcile with him.


According to a school security guard, the suspect arrived around noon and asked about Angkhana’s working schedule. The man was then taken to her classroom on the second floor, where she was having lunch.


The guard said that two other teachers were eating outside the room.


Shortly afterward someone shouted out, telling him to see what was happening inside the classroom as there were loud screams. As he entered the room, Mr. Voraphong jumped from the second-floor window to the ground below.

Instead of escaping, he broke both his legs.


The guard found the school teacher lying lifeless on the floor in the classroom, bleeding from a stab wound near her left ear. The police were called immediately.


Classes were suspended and a staff meeting was called by the school director.


Three days earlier, Mr. Voraphong allegedly threatened to kill his wife.

The school teacher had found out that her husband was romantically involved with another woman, and this led to frequent arguments. There were two children between them, the source said.


An investigation was ongoing by the police.

29-Year-Old Teacher Stabbed To Death In Classroom

The school teacher had found out that her husband was romantically involved with another woman,

killed her in a fit of rage

Mr. Voraphong jumped from the second-floor window

Instead of escaping, he broke both his legs.

the stupidity, incompetence and fragile unbalanced mental state of the male chickenhead never fails to surprise.

Ah, a 26 year old male Thai, eh?

This would place him in ordinary human terms, from an emotional and cognitive development perspective, probably in a 12 to 14 year old age bracket.

Thank God she wasn't teaching, very sad.

Originally Posted by misskit

According to a school security guard, the suspect arrived around noon and asked about Angkhana’s working schedule. The man was then taken to her classroom on the second floor, where she was having lunch.

What a dummy. The school ought to have safety measures in place that people cannot just enter the school let alone be shown to her room...

Generally speaking, a Thai security guard, especially one employed within a solely Thai environment, has all the initiative and intellectual acuity of a tree.

Originally Posted by taxexile

the stupidity, incompetence and fragile unbalanced mental state of the male chickenhead never fails to surprise.

Are you talking about Snub and Willy?

Originally Posted by DrWilly

What a dummy. The school ought to have safety measures in place that people cannot just enter the school let alone be shown to her room...

Yes, with metal detectors to make sure they can't bring in weapons. And armed guards. And SWAT teams ready to swoop in.

That will put a stop to it, as we've seen elsewhere....





Oh.

Originally Posted by YourDaddy

Are you talking about Snub and Willy?

willy definitely.

snub sometimes redeems himself on those rare occasions when he is sober.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

Generally speaking, a Thai security guard, especially one employed within a solely Thai environment, has all the initiative and intellectual acuity of a tree.

No wonder you feel such shame at being bested by one at Gulliver's all those years ago...

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Yes, with metal detectors to make sure they can't bring in weapons. And armed guards. And SWAT teams ready to swoop in.

That will put a stop to it, as we've seen elsewhere....





Oh.

Nonsense.

Proper schools have fences, gates and a booking system for visitors to enter.

Not that difficult.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Nonsense.

Proper schools have fences, gates and a booking system for visitors to enter.

Not that difficult.