Three Shot Dead at Home, Including 6-Year-Old Child

Suphan Buri police are investigating a brutal triple homicide at a residential property. Three people—a man, woman, and 6-year-old boy—were shot in the head inside the house. The victim's wife appeared in shock, unable to explain why her husband was found shot dead at the residence.

At 7:30 p.m. on September 27, 2025, Sam Chuk Police Station in Suphan Buri received a report of three bodies found with gunshot wounds inside a residential house in Moo 3, Nong Phak Nak Subdistrict, Sam Chuk District. Officers immediately notified their supervisor and coordinated with medical personnel and forensic teams before conducting an investigation alongside Suphan Buri Provincial Police Commander Nattapong Songwanjit, the detective unit, and rescue workers from the Seam Gan Foundation.

Inside the single-story concrete house, three bodies were discovered. The first victim was a 6-year-old boy. The second was a 45-year-old woman found in the bathroom with a gunshot wound to the head. The third was a 42-year-old man shot in the head inside the house.

A relative of the deceased stated that he lived in the adjacent house and heard loud banging sounds three to four times but thought someone was using a hammer and paid no attention. Later, when he noticed the cattle had no grass to eat, he fed them and asked his daughter to check on the neighbors. When she entered, she found all three bodies and immediately called police.

The deceased man's wife said she did not know why her husband was at the house or how he came to be shot there. She noted he had been absent from home for three to four days at a time before someone told her what happened.

Initial findings indicate the 6-year-old boy had no gunshot wounds. All three bodies have been sent for detailed autopsy examination. Police are interrogating relatives to determine motives and personal disputes, while actively pursuing leads to resolve the case, with personal conflict currently considered a possible factor.