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At 11:36 on the morning of June 26th, 2026, a young woman walked into Pattaya City Police Station and filed a missing persons report for her friend. Forty-four hours later, Simon Peter Carman — a 45-year-old Australian man from Ballarat, Victoria — was stopped at the departure gate of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport as he attempted to board a flight back to Perth. In his pocket was the mobile phone of the 17-year-old Thai girl he had been filmed entering a condominium with at 3:34 in the morning, two days earlier. She was found dead in a suitcase beside a railway line, 4.2 kilometres from the building they had entered together. This video tells the story of that investigation entirely from the perspective of the detectives who ran it — from the first CCTV review in the Pattaya operations room, through the identification of Carman from the building's rental records, the race to intercept him before his flight departed, the interrogation sessions that produced two completely contradictory accounts, and the forensic work that built the case that would eventually go before a Thai court. It also asks the questions that the arrest alone cannot answer — about the city of Pattaya, the economic conditions that placed Thanchanok Donhomlao in the situation she was in, and what justice means for a family in Kalasin province that is waiting for a court to decide what happens next. ⚠️ This video contains detailed discussion of murder, the death of a minor, and criminal proceedings currently before the Thai court system. All information is sourced directly from Pattaya City Police public statements, CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera, Bangkok Post, and RNZ. All persons mentioned are presumed innocent unless and until convicted. #TrueCrime #PattayaMurder #SimonCarman

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