A fifty six 12 months old man from Chumphon shot his girlfriend, leading to her harm, following their breakup in a house in Wichit on a latest night time, earlier than taking his own life with a gunshot to the pinnacle.
The violence occurred at a home in Wichit, where local police were known as to respond at round 10pm. Upon their arrival together with rescue workers from the Kusoldharm Foundation, a crowd of residents had gathered in entrance of the home.
Inside, the fifty seven yr previous female resident was discovered sitting at the dining table affected by a bullet graze on her face. First aid was offered before she was taken to Bangkok Hospital Phuket for further treatment. The dead Chumphon man was found on the ground with a gunshot wound to his right temple, and police estimated that he had been useless a minimal of 20 minutes earlier than their arrival. His physique was taken to Vachira Phuket Hospital for a autopsy examination.
A .357-calibre revolver, which had been fired three times, was found within the residing area. Bullet holes had been discovered in the sofa and a window. Additionally, two cans of beer and one bottle of wine cooler had been found on the desk. The injured lady stated that she and the Chumphon man had been college associates and started courting after each had separated from their partners.
The man arrived on the woman’s house with alcohol, anticipating to have dinner earlier than she informed him she needed to be just friends and asked him to offer her discover before future visits. Subsequently, he turned angry and declared that if they couldn’t be collectively, they need to die together. He retrieved a gun from his automobile and proceeded to attempt to shoot her in the leg, but the bullet ended up on the couch as a substitute. He shot at her again, grazed her face, after which fired at his right temple.
The lady referred to as out to her daughter for help, who was current in her bed room on the second floor of the house, which led to the police being alerted.
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