[kellyhound]

Thailand, A travel bag containing the body of a tattooed woman, aged around 30, of Asian descent was found washed ashore on Friday.

The woman, whose wrists and ankles were bound by a black cable tie and a green cord respectively, was brutally killed.

Her head was wrapped in yellow duct tapes and covered by a black plastic bag. The body was stuffed in a red-black Rip Curl-brand travel bag, which did not entirely cover her back when it was found.

Wearing a camouflage shirt, black shorts, and Asics-brand white running shoes, the woman was about 160-165cm. There were red tattoos on her left shoulder and black ones on her inner right ankle.

Police found her belly was round, suggesting a pregnancy. No identification documents were found on the body. A doctor believed she had died at least two days before the body was found.

Forensic officials collected evidence and fingerprints to establish the dead woman’s nationality. Her body was sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine for a post-mortem examination.

Police will investigate the cause of death and those involved in the case.

[Ferocity]

This tattoo is located medially on the distal right leg a few centimeters above the medial malleolus.

[wecantstophere]

Originally Posted by Ferocity ↗

This tattoo is located medially on the distal right leg a few centimeters above the medial malleolus.

so... her ankle.

[kellyhound]

Update:
Taiwanese man admits to murdering his 33-year-old wife and throwing her body into the sea in a travel bag.

The couple arrived in Thailand when Ms L.L. was already 6 months pregnant. The man has admitted the murder to the police. He confessed to strangling his wife after an extremely violent quarrel over their finances and the nationality for passport purposes of their child.

The Taiwanese, poor excuse of a man, who arrived with his wife to live in Thailand in August last year was arrested on Sunday and charged with her murder following the discovery of the woman’s body stuffed into a small travel case after it was washed ashore onto a beach in Chonburi two days earlier.

On Sunday last, Thai police in Sri Racha performed a crime reenactment of a grisly murder and disposal of a young woman’s body after arresting the murderer earlier that day at a rented apartment in the area. The man was the woman’s husband and the father of the couple’s 3-month-old child.

This followed the discovery by a Thai naval officer from the nearby base on Friday, only two days before. The sailor made the shocking discovery when he saw the back of the concealed body of a woman protruding from a small red and black travel case which was swept ashore by the waves on the Beach.

The woman was later identified after police took photographs of distinctive tattoos on her body and made them public. A friend came forward to identify her.

She was a 33-year-old Chinese national L. L. who had arrived in Thailand with her Taiwanese husband 38-year-old L. C. Y. only in August last year.

6 months pregnant at the time, she gave birth to a child at a local hospital in Thailand in October, three months ago. The couple ran a clothing business together.

Mr L. told police that the couple had been arguing regularly for some time over the deteriorating finances of their business and the question of the nationality for passport purposes of their newborn child.

He was arrested by police on Sunday after they found CCTV footage at a local hardware store where he purchased cords and tape found on the body of his dead wife in the Rip Curl bag.

He quickly admitted to the crime and his efforts to dispose of the body which is a separate criminal offence.

On Sunday evening, he demonstrated to police how he had thrown the body containing his young wife with her back partially exposed, into the sea near the beach where it was later found.

When police and forensic specialists examined the body after it was found on Friday, they found the body of a young woman wearing a camouflage shirt, black shorts and white trainers.

The body lay on the beach for hours after being discovered as police cordoned off the scene. She had a red tattoo in a Chinese style on her arm and a black too on her ankle.

The Taiwanese man has been held in custody at Sri Racha police station and has been charged with the murder of his wife. Police have confirmed that both the Chinese and Taiwanese embassies in Thailand have been notified of the situation.’

[mariachi]

It's a tragedy