Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
If that is the case I remember it was monivong at night. Everybody knows how people are driving here at night and you can see for miles.PIEMAN wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 5:14 pmI WOULD THINK DRIVING A CAR AT 70MPH IN PP ON A SIDE STREET IS AS PREMEDITATED AS IT GETS.clutchcargo wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:38 pmHang on. Wasn't that one not premeditated while this one was?
Not that I am happy with the outcome but not comparable.
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Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
lolJohn Bingham wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:21 pm not many get away with directly shooting someone in the face.
i think this is called 'damned by faint praise'
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If you enjoy noise pollution and obnoxious driving practices, Phnom Penh is the place for you!
This.
This.
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Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
No prosecutions, false prosecutions, prosecutions for lesser offencesJohn Bingham wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 4:21 pm While there certainly is some immunity that comes with power and influence here, not many get away with directly shooting someone in the face.
trade unionists Chea Vichea and Ros Sovannareth,
political analyst Kem Ley
environmental activist Chut Wutty,
journalists Thou Char Mongkol, Nun Chan, Chan Dara, Thun Bun Ly, Chet Duong Daravuth, Pich Em, Dok Sokhan, Ou Saroeun, Chour Chetharith, Khim Sambo, Hang Serei Oudom, Suon Chan and Taing Try.
In all these cases, the victims were killed because of their work.
12 of the journalists were engaged in activities that posed a direct threat to powerful individuals within the Cambodian elite:
5 worked for media outlets critical of the ruling party,
7 were investigating and reporting on allegations of corruption by high-level individuals in the government and military.
the grenade attacks
the shooting of protesters
the governor shooting strikers
and remember that little girl shot in her dirt poor village the army were clearing out for a Russian concession holder?
etc etc etc
Not all shot in face, admittedly, but you get my drift.
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Do you have a solution to the problems you identify?Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 5:01 pm
I know you've got a hard-on for the local military, but as far as I know, it's been ages since any significant number were directly "trained" by the US or AUS. The issues with the military here are numerous, but as with most problems here, the most glaring is the endemic corruption which permeates their institutions. Training doesn't really make any difference if leadership positions can be bought/sold (or used for personal gain), private cars are allowed to have RCAF plates, staff are allowed to work "part-time"/spend more time on their side-businesses, conflicts of interest are ignored and so on. Military effectiveness and operational readiness is severely compromised except for perhaps a few "key" units. Besides, it's not their job to arrest the perp. The police are there for that. Though maybe you meant guys from his unit wouldn't harbour him? In that case I understand. Either way, I thought he was already in custody, so this is all quite surreal that he's still on the lam.
Or are you just whinging and trying to pull old Mish and the guys down?
If YOU can do better then step up to the mark sir!
Everyone is waiting for you.
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Lets keep on track guys.
There's a fugitive at large and we all want updates, not fisticuffs.
There's a fugitive at large and we all want updates, not fisticuffs.
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
What I don't understand is if he is posting on Fb what are the Tech guys doing, if he is posting from a phone he is walking about with a tracking device on him.
IMEI , SIM and app data
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Good question.. Excellent idea.. Thanks for that Dave - I'll pass it on and credit you under your nom-de-guerre
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
The Stingray system has been used for years in the US, not sure if they have it here but info from ISP and cell providers would narrow things down a bit, I am sure they will be aware of this but it depends on political will and how far they are prepared to go to catch a murderer.
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Yes they could make more use of the Cyber Squad here.DaveG wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2020 9:32 pm The Stingray system has been used for years in the US, not sure if they have it here but info from ISP and cell providers would narrow things down a bit, I am sure they will be aware of this but it depends on political will and how far they are prepared to go to catch a murderer.
They are quite efficient in locating people with "offensive" or politically sensitive Facebook posts.
I like the Stingray - is a good piece of kit.
Either way they can subpoena the ISP and Mobile Carrier, as the law says those records must be kept.
The Government Taps on the net are in every data center here (again by law), so it should theoretically be easy for them.
I'll pass on the idea and keep you posted Dave
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