Manhunt launched for Pakistani man who allegedly killed Thai wife
Police are searching for a Pakistani man who allegedly killed his Thai wife at their rented house in Bangkok’s Nongchok district on Wednesday.
Metropolitan Police chief Pol Lt Gen Sanit Mahathaworn said on Wednesday that police are trying to locate Mien Wakas Ahmad, 27, who was seen leaving the house at 3pm before the body of his Thai wife, Napassorn Pathan, 39, was found in the house later.
Napassorn's body was found after two of here children from a previous marriage returned home after school and could not enter the house. The son climbed the fence at 8pm to find the mother lying in a pool of blood. It was later found she suffered multiple knife wounds.
Napassorn has been renting the house for four years, living with her Pakistani husband and her son and daughter.
Neighbours told police that they heard the couple quarreling noisily for three days before the murder. They said they heard the woman scream before the husband left the house at 3pm.
