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A police lieutenant colonel who is the ex-husband of accused serial cyanide killer "Aem Cyanide" has been sacked, arrested, and charged

BANGKOK: Investigators have obtained evidence implicating a police officer in offences committed by alleged cyanide killer Sararat “Aem” Rangsiwuthaporn.

CSD Police Investigators in Thailand have uncovered compelling evidence linking a police officer to the alleged cyanide killer

Bangkok, May 3 (EFE).- Thai police on Wednesday arrested the ex-husband of an alleged serial killer, who poisoned at least 15 friends and acquaintances with cyanide, over his alleged involvement in the crimes, local media outlets reported. The man, a police officer identified as Withoon Rangsiwuthaporn, was arrested on Wednesday in the Ratchaburi province around …

A police lieutenant colonel who is the ex-husband of suspected serial cyanide killer "Aem Cyanide" has been fired from the force, arrested and charged with related crimes.

A Thai woman accused of a spate of poisonings has been charged with 14 counts of murder, police said Wednesday, in one of the kingdom's worst suspected serial killing cases. Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn is alleged to have swindled thousands of dollars out of her victims before&#x...

Investigators have obtained evidence implicating a police officer in offences committed by alleged cyanide killer Sararat "Aem" Rangsiwuthaporn.

A pregnant woman dubbed "Aem Cyanide" by netizens over her suspected role in the deaths of over a dozen people is now facing at least 10 charges, mostly for premeditated murder, as the police continue their investigation into the case.

Police are following a money trail left by Sararat "Am" Rangsiwuthaporn, a suspected serial killer, after a review of bank accounts revealed as many as 20 people died after transferring large sums to her over the past two years.

As the country marks Labour Day on Monday, activists have expressed concerns over campaign promises made by parties to abruptly raise the minimum daily wages to levels they believe are unrealistic.