The Thai police are expanding the investigation into 46-year-old Australian citizen Simon Carman, who has been charged…

Thai police are expanding the investigation into 46-year-old Australian Simon Caraman, who has been charged with the murder of 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomlak. Her body was found inside a black suitcase near a railway line in Pattaya. Caraman was arrested last Friday while attempting to leave the country, and now investigators are checking his possible involvement in two other unsolved murders that occurred under similar circumstances. According to police, the circumstances of Tunchanok Donhomlak's death have several coincidences with the two other cases that remain unsolved. In particular, it involves the method of body concealment and the supposed crime scene. Police do not exclude Caraman's possible involvement in these episodes, but no official statements about additional charges have been made yet. The Bangkok Post reports that the investigation is at an early stage. Meanwhile, other major investigations are ongoing in Thailand. In Kanchanaburi province, police are searching for the killer of a 7-year-old child, while in Samui province, law enforcement has denied the involvement of organized crime in a recent murder. The Bangkok Post notes that these incidents are not related to each other but create a tense criminal situation in the region. In another unrelated incident, police arrested a Laotian citizen who confessed to a brutal murder. The suspect gave detailed statements, and investigators are verifying their accuracy. The Bangkok Post clarifies that this case is not connected to events in Pattaya. Police are also investigating an incident on Samui Island where a murder was committed. Initial theories about organized crime involvement have been refuted. The Bangkok Post reports that the investigation continues, with main suspects yet to be identified. Against this backdrop, another resonant crime occurred in Bangkok: two taxi passengers were shot after a dispute over fare with police. Thaiger reports that the incident took place in the city center and that police have already arrested suspects. Thai law enforcement urges citizens and tourists to remain vigilant and report any suspicious incidents. The investigation into Simon Caraman continues, and police do not rule out new details may emerge soon that could shed light on other unsolved crimes. For readers: