gavinbrisbane wrote:Sorry, still trying to work this site out....


I meant a "Jugular" spike.... i.e. to "hit the jugular vein".... in the neck, it supplies blood to the brain for starters....




Apologies

Two men were sent to Siem Reap Provincial Court for questioning yesterday after they were arrested in connection to the decapitation of a 24-year-old woman Friday night, police said. The woman was murdered at the Moon Rise Guesthouse in Siem Reap. Her body was found headless beneath the bed in one of the suspect’s rooms, while the other, who said he was the woman’s boyfriend, was found carrying her head at the time of his arrest.
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Mr. Chhaya, a Thai-speaking tour guide, was arrested at about 5:30 pm behind his home in Duong commune’s Prey Chas village with the burned head of the victim, allegedly trying to destroy evidence of the murder. Mr. Soek was arrested later that night by military police in Oddar Meanchey province...

“According to his confessions, he said that the reason why he decided to kill the victim was because he was angry that her parents did not allow him to marry her because they knew he was already married and had a wife and child. He then prepared a plot to kill the victim,” Maj. Sokha said, adding that Mr. Chhaya also admitted to trying to murder her multiple times.

Anchor Moy wrote:Sorry for all you romantics out there,

General Mackevili wrote:Was he planning to go back and get the body later? Really wasn't thinking ahead.

juansweetpotato wrote: When loss of face turns into loss of head.

Anchor Moy wrote: And why would he do such a terrible crime ?

“According to his confessions, he said that the reason why he decided to kill the victim was because he was angry that her parents did not allow him to marry her because they knew he was already married and had a wife and child. He then prepared a plot to kill the victim,” Maj. Sokha said, adding that Mr. Chhaya also admitted to trying to murder her multiple times.

http://www.khmertimeskh.com/news/21379/ ... beheading/