Well what can you say????

Posted by phuket madness on February 29, 2012 16:32

Does anyone (Ed ?) really believe a murderer store the victims body remainings in his own house in an easy visible counsil bin and likewise with her personal belongings ?
And for a long period of 3 years ? And if not stored for the full 3 years, why should he bring the remainings back into his house ?
And even with other people living in the house ...
Either he is very, very stupid .... or more likely, plain innocent ! And howcome a law firm in Bangkok are the one who call tell the police whats in the house ? Dont look for the easy conclusions here ! Looks like a "set up" to me ..... Get this guy a good lawyer !!!
And Phuketwan, why publish the guys name when there are indications he is innocent ? You already ruined this guys name. His name is all over the web.

Posted by ex-police officer on February 29, 2012 18:13

Wow, this gives a whole new meaning to 'check bin'.

Posted by Relox on February 29, 2012 18:13

This guy Stein built many of the houses in that area of Kata including a very large one just 5 or 6 houses up the Soi. We took over construction in Nov 08 after he got fired by the owner and finished up in Jul 09. Stein was different, didn't seem to know much about construction and he did not have a work permit, which I questioned him about and he said he did not need one (meaning he was above the Thais and didn't need their permission to work). He also said the Norwegian Embassy would protect him if he had trouble with the police to me. He had a Thai girlfriend at the time that I only seen one time and she tried to intimidate my workers to stop working because we took over from her and Stein. Evidently the construction company was in her name. Do not remember her face and therefore if she is the missing lady now. I would hardly use the word - Mansion - to describe his house - far from it!

Posted by bek on February 29, 2012 19:12

Unbelievable - firstly because I met this guy a few times and we may have even discussed the last body in a suitcase case where the perpetrator also claimed a 'horrible accident' had taken place. Secondly - the guy has confessed and still we get paranoid idiots rushing to the 'it's all a set up to frame the innocent farang' farce. And yes I agree fining him for taking the council bin would send the strongest message of deterrence to other would be 'horrible accident' perpetrators - the local authorities will not tolerate a bin missing in excess of three years. You have been warned... Now tell us where you have the wheelie bin.

Posted by Out of Sight Out of Your Mind on February 29, 2012 20:17

Actually that last part is a poor play on words- tell us where you have wheelie bin (tell us where you have really been...)

Posted by OOSOOYM on February 29, 2012 20:24

It now seems that one of Thai Visa's former moderators, now an esteemed honorary member, is this same person in question. Stein Havard Dokset ( AKA ) Katabeachbum.

It also explains the mystery of the 9mm Glock that he mentioned unashamedly in several of his posts.

It is also of note he was a Highway Police volunteer as well.

RIP Rungnapa, I'm sure you didn't deserve the end result.

Posted by Just Curious on February 29, 2012 22:05