Neighbors Detail Suspect's Daily Routine in Investigation
Neighbors of a 47-year-old suspect under police investigation in Pathum Thani revealed his routine included daily early morning departures and late evening returns, with unusual frequent deliveries to his home that may have supported family
Neighbors of Sika Ae, 47, have come forward with details about his daily activities following a police raid on his Pathum Thani residence that uncovered valuable assets. According to neighbors who have lived in the area for nearly a decade, they began noticing unusual activity at the house, including frequent visitors entering and leaving, with food and water being delivered even when the owner was absent. The neighbor suspects these provisions were for Sika Ae's mother and child.
A housekeeper, who recently left her position with the community association about a month ago, was observed regularly bringing food and visiting the property at least three times weekly—unusually frequent for cleaning services alone. During the police inspection, numerous people were present at the house including the housekeeper, though the former abbot was never observed entering the premises.
Neighbors report that Sika Ae typically leaves home at approximately 4:30 a.m. each day and returns around 9 p.m., likely attending a temple for morning prayers. He is described as reserved and not known to cause trouble. Following the police raid and media attention, the atmosphere around the residence has noticeably quieted compared to the previous pattern of frequent foot traffic.
