Survivor Reveals Alleged Serial Killer's Attack on Her Mother
A woman narrowly survived a brutal 2026 attack by a murder suspect now accused of killing five people in Chon Buri, suffering severe head trauma and throat wounds before escaping on a motorcycle.
A man identifying himself as the son of an attack survivor has publicly revealed details of an alleged assault by a murder suspect now accused of killing and burying five people in Huai Yai, Chon Buri province. The survivor narrowly escaped death after being lured to a burial site, sustaining severe injuries including head trauma and a throat wound during a violent attack. The incident, which occurred several years ago, resurfaced after the arrest of the suspect on August 1, 2026.
The survivor's son, who requested anonymity, recounted how his mother dated the suspect, who claimed to be a retired police officer with access to narcotics. Following an argument, the suspect took his mother to Khao Chi Chaeng, an isolated hilltop he claimed was a burial ground for multiple victims. During the assault, the suspect beat her with a crutch, fracturing her skull and severing arm tendons, then slashed her throat—the wound narrowly missing her windpipe. When an accomplice expressed concern about locals discovering the burial site, they moved locations. During the transfer, a motorcycle accident occurred, allowing the injured woman to seize the vehicle and escape to Pattaya, where she received emergency medical care.
The son stated that when his mother disappeared, he attempted to find her at the suspect's house but was threatened at gunpoint. He is now confident the arrested suspect is the same person. The son believes the violence may have claimed other victims and is urging police to thoroughly investigate cold cases and gather additional evidence to ensure justice for all potential victims. Police continue to verify the allegations and evidence presented.
