One or two more individuals who are supposed to have helped serial killer suspect Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, who is suspected of killing at least 15 people by cyanide poisoning, are the subject of warrant requests by Thai police.
The deputy national police commander, Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, stated today (Saturday) that they have amassed enough proof to show that Sararat acted alone in ordering cyanide online, but she covered her tracks by using other people’s names and addresses.
Despite the suspect’s refusal to speak with the police about the allegations against her, Surachate claimed that they have enough evidence to prove her guilt and that they are also gathering evidence to back up a request to the court for more arrest warrants.
Surachate is scheduled to meet with all the police personnel looking into the 15 alleged cyanide poisonings on Monday at the police club to receive an update on their investigation.
Thannicha Aeksuwanwat, Sararat’s attorney, previously stated that she had counseled her client not to confess to the police, but rather to the court, if she wanted to enter a guilty plea.
Pol Lt-Col Vitoon Rangsiwuthaporn, Sararat’s ex-husband, was reportedly quoted by Surachate as claiming that if he was granted bail, he would attempt to convince her to confess to the police, but Sararat has steadfastly refused to submit a statement to the police despite Vitoon being granted bail.
