Autopsy Results Show 8 School Shooting Victims Hit Critical Areas
Autopsies of eight victims from a Nonthaburi school shooting on August 7 show all died from gunshot wounds to the head and vital organs, with each victim struck one to four times.
On August 8, 2025, Police Colonel Virulon Suphasing, director of the Police Institute of Forensic Medicine, revealed autopsy results for all eight victims from the Thepsirin Nonthaburi School shooting that occurred on August 7. The bodies came from three locations: five from the school, two from the shooter's residence, and one 14-year-old shooter who died at a hospital, totaling eight victims.
According to the autopsies, medical examiners determined that death resulted from bullet damage to the brain and vital organs. All victims were shot at critical points, primarily the head and chest, with some sustaining additional arm injuries. Detailed examination showed each of the eight victims sustained between one and four gunshot wounds. Six victims were struck once, while two others sustained three and four wounds respectively.
The shooter's grandparents each had one gunshot wound to the head. The 14-year-old shooter had a gunshot wound on the right side of the head with a through-and-through injury and no bullet fragments remaining. Regarding whether the shooter was struck by police gunfire, investigators are still compiling their case findings. Drug and chemical testing of the shooter's body is underway, with preliminary results expected later today. All eight autopsies are complete, and the bodies are ready to be released to families for religious ceremonies.
