The body was found mutilated, with organs removed, and the suspect confessed to eating a lung of the victim, inspired by a television series. The case is shocking Thailand.
Last Friday, on a beach south of Pattaya, Thailand, there was a crime that is shocking the world. A Chinese tourist met a Thai transgender prostitute. After exchanging contacts, the man invited the woman to a rented room, where the meeting ended in tragedy.
According to Fu Tongyung, a 42 -year -old Chinese province of Hubei province, woke up paying 8,000 bahts for sexual services. However, WORANAN PANNACHA, 25, He refused to perform sadomasochistic practices required by the suspect, which triggered a violent discussion.
Fu required the return of half of the payment, and, before the refusal, assaulted it. Woranan defended himself, scratching his face from the aggressor.
Macabre crime in the room
The next day, a cleaning employee found Woranan’s body in a bathtub, naked, with multiple stab wounds from the neck to the abdomen. The heart and lungs were removed, but the right lung was not found at the scene of the crime.
Silicone breast implants had also been removed. The security cameras showed the man leaving the apartment with a suitcase, and in the room were found knives and scissors.
According to the the suspect was arrested at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok while trying to escape to Kunming, China.
Was inspired by a series to commit the crime
In the interrogation, the Chinese confessed to the murder, admitting that he had eaten Woranan’s right lung, inspired by a television series about real crimes.
During the reconstitution of the crime in Pattaya, the police protected the man from a angry crowd, and images of the moment, as well as a picture of his scratched face, became viral.
This brutal murder rekindled the debate on the protection of prostitutes in Thailand, especially from the transgender community, which has been asking for decriminalization of sexual work for years to ensure greater safety and access to legal rights against aggression.
