Distraught Mother: 11-Year-Old Daughter Brutally Assaulted by Older Students, Kicked, Hair Pulled, High Heel Forced in Mouth During 4-Hour Ordeal
An 11-year-old girl in Udon Thani was brutally assaulted by three older students for eight hours, with the attack recorded and later reported to police after her parents rescued her from confinement.
On May 14, 2569, at Sri Thammarat Police Station in Udon Thani Province, Governor Rachun Sunhueng ordered an investigation into the assault of an 11-year-old girl after her mother complained to the Pavena Foundation. The girl was allegedly lured and confined by older students who then assaulted her. When the mother attempted to file a report, police told her to return the next day, raising concerns about justice being served.
38-year-old Ms. Phannipha revealed that on May 1st at 8:30 PM, an older student named Om invited her daughter, Khaiphloy (11), to a friend's house in Nong Waeng subdistrict. There, three older students—Nut, Nat, and Khao from Tha Kanthao district—attacked her daughter. Nat, a transgender girl, recorded video of the assault and sent it to the mother.
When the mother and father arrived, they rescued their daughter. According to Khaiphloy's account, the older girls beat her repeatedly, knocked her to the ground, stuffed a 7-inch high heel in her mouth, covered her with blankets, bit her left arm, pulled her hair while hitting her, and forced a pill into her mouth (which she spat out). The assault lasted from 4 PM to 2 AM. Another girl present helped her escape by obtaining the door key, claiming she needed water.
Ms. Phannipha tearfully stated that the attack was brutally cruel. She revealed these girls have hurt many other children before, with cases often going quiet because victims accept payment to settle matters. Most targets are weaker individuals. She demands justice and wants authorities to pursue charges despite their youth.
Khaiphloy stated the older girls called her to a room and assaulted her. She pleaded for mercy, but they refused. The attack stemmed from a conflict during Songkran when they called her to "settle things." She was terrified.
District Officer Thongpol Pradis Duang confirmed they are investigating and will proceed legally. Since it involves youth, the Child Protection Act applies and multidisciplinary teams will be involved. The conflict originated from a Songkran-period dispute between the children.
Police Captain Sakdisit Thanakitpairojn, Sri Thammarat Police Station Commander, revealed both parties are children. Investigators will summon both sides, though it may take time due to the need for multidisciplinary involvement. He indicated the case should not be concerning and could likely be mediated between both parties during investigation.
