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Originally Posted by GreenTsamurai ↗

cool corpse. never seen a face decompose like that. Looks like a blurred image

Totally agree.

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To me, it looks like at about 30 seconds in she gets shoved or pulled in to the car . IF that was the victim in the light colored shirt.

But I'm no detective

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Originally Posted by vagabond ↗

I wonder if they through acid on her face before they buried her

I thought maybe the concrete/dirt made her face look like that. Didn't even think it could be acid. Interesting.

[Mr. Coprophilia]

When the Nazis opened the Ark in Indiana Jones

[kellyhound]

it's even more complicated as i thought it was

The Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for a senior police officer and six others for allegedly abducting and killing a female restaurant worker in Sa Kaeo province.

A restaurant worker, 28, went missing from an apartment in Bangkok last month, police say.

The kidnapped woman worked in a restaurant on Buddha Monthon Sai 4 in Sa Kaeo's Muang district.

However, she was in Bangkok at the time of her alleged abduction.

ALLEGED MOTIVES: LESBIAN LOVE TRIANGLE & JEALOUSY

Police believe she was kidnapped and killed and her abduction was fuelled by jealousy.

She had been in a relationship with a female worker who worked as a singer in a restaurant.

Her female partner had been seeing a senior police officer and he developed an infatuation with her.

Investigators suspect the senior policeman was jealous of the attention she had been receiving and hired men to kidnap her.

This is according to Police Colonel Thanasit Pansri, the superintendent of Nong Kangplu police station, based on their investigation in the case.

ARREST WARRANT FOR POLICE COLONEL, POLICE CHIEF IN RATCHABURI

Pol Col Thanasit said the court had approved arrest warrants for seven people for alleged kidnapping.

The court on Tuesday issued arrest warrant No.13/2560 for Pol Col Amnuay Pongsawat, 58, superintendent of Ban Pong police station in Ratchaburi province for allegedly hiring a group of people to illegally detain, attack and murder a person and conceal a death, police said.

The court also approved arrest warrants Nos.7-12/2560 for Niwat Suaythong, 32, Phumithat Piboonsawat, 24, Chaiyuth Benjachart, 41, Phanumet Meela, 34, Samart Saengsin, 50 and Kannikar Krumrum, 38, who is a singer in a restaurant, for colluding in illegally detaining, attacking and murdering a person and concealing the dead body, according to police.

POLICE OFFICER BECAME 'INFLUENTIAL FIGURE' AFTER LEAVING POLICE FORCE

According to a source close to the police, one of the men hired, Mr Samart, was a former police officer attached to a police station in Kanchanaburi.

Subsequent to leaving his job as a police officer, Mr Samart became a so-called "influential person" in Kanchanaburi.

A team of police raided Mr Samart's house and found several firearms there.

WITNESS TO KIDNAPPING & CCTV FOOTAGE

Pol Col Thanasit said investigators had a witness and evidence to support the claim that she was abducted by a group of men.

An investigator overseeing the case said a witness saw her being taken from an apartment in Soi Phetkasem 114, Nong Khaem district of Bangkok, about 10pm on Dec 13 last year, he added.

Investigators also have CCTV footage near the apartment building, police said.

PARENTS INITIATED SEARCH FOR MISSING DAUGHTER

The victim's parents, recently met the Metropolitan Police Bureau chief and asked him to search for their daughter who had lost contact with the family.

The parents told police they were concerned about her safety after the witness saw her being abducted.

Investigators will call the victim's parents in for more details about their daughter.

[Frank_Furter]

That white goo... Is that adipocere?

[Ted Sheckler]

I have a real soft spot for lady rug munchers.

[GiJoe7898]

Damn, and I turned her down because I thought she was a lady boy. shit.

[GiJoe7898]

guess he wasn't too Sa'mart

[Sharon]

Face looks like one of the cursed victim photographs in the Japanese Ring films