Girl, 17, Found Dead in Suitcase / Family Demands Harshest Punishment

The murder case of Thanchanok Donhumla, a 17-year-old Thai girl whose body was found in a suitcase near railway tracks in the city of Pattaya, drew attention on Monday, October 12, when a new court session was held.

The murder case of Tanchanok Donhumela, a 17-year-old Thai girl whose body was found in a suitcase near the railway tracks in Pattaya, made headlines on Monday, October 12, with a new court hearing.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the girl's family members for the first time faced Simon Peter Carman, a 45-year-old Australian man accused of her murder. The suspect, who has been in jail since his arrest in June, is facing charges of murder, indecent behavior with a minor, and concealing a corpse.

Tanchanok had traveled to Pattaya from Kalasin province in northeastern Thailand; A coastal city in the southeast of Bangkok, which is the destination of many tourists. After he was reported missing, his body was found in a suitcase in a secluded area near railroad tracks.

Police have announced that CCTV footage shows the girl entering a residential building with Carmen. In the following pictures, the accused man is seen taking a large suitcase out of the building by himself, placing it on a motorcycle and driving away from the place.

Carmen was detained in June when she was about to fly from Bangkok airport to Australia. In the initial interrogation, he had claimed that he acted in self-defense and did not know the real age of the girl. These claims have yet to be examined in court.

The family asked for severe punishment

In Monday's session, the court informed the accused that the evidence of hiding the body seems strong and if he accepts this charge, he may face a reduced sentence. Carmen announced that she plans to change her position on the charge of hiding the body; This does not mean admitting the charge of murder.

The victim's father and aunt have demanded the most severe legal punishment for the accused. In a civil case, the family has also requested compensation of 1.65 million Thai baht, equivalent to about 49 thousand dollars.

If the charge of premeditated murder is proven, the death penalty is foreseen in Thai law. However, the case is still pending and the final verdict has not been issued.

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