Men accused of murdering Russian siblings in July plead guilty to all counts in Pattaya including rape

October 20, 2026 at 10:13 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

Two Thai men charged with the brutal rape and murder of Russian siblings Diana Nazimova, 22, and Roman Nazimov, 17, dramatically pleaded guilty to all nine charges at Pattaya Provincial Court on Tuesday. Thana Kerdthong, 43, and Thongchai Srinil, 39, now face possible death sentences after abandoning their denials of premeditated murder. The siblings were abducted by criminals posing as police officers in July, murdered and buried in Chonburi. Shockingly, investigators also linked the pair to the earlier murders of a Thai couple and their teenage daughter, bringing the gang’s suspected death toll to five. Meanwhile, the Russians’ mother, Sarina Nazimova, won permission to join the prosecution. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has demanded maximum punishment, while a former justice minister has called for executions. The court will examine evidence supporting the confessions on 30 November before proceeding towards judgment.

Thana Kerdthong and Thongchai Srinil admit raping and murdering Russian siblings Diana, 22, and Roman, 17, in Pattaya. Their mother joins prosecutors as both face possible execution. ( Source: Thai Examiner Investigation )

Two Thai men accused of murdering and raping two young Russian siblings in Pattaya pleaded guilty to all nine charges on Tuesday. The dramatic courtroom reversal leaves both defendants facing the death penalty.

Their victims, aged just 22 and 17, were kidnapped, killed and buried in Chonburi in July. Meanwhile, their Russian mother won permission to join the prosecution as a joint plaintiff. The court has now ordered an evidence hearing for 30 November.

The case also exposed an earlier triple murder involving a Thai family, bringing the number of deaths linked to the gang to five. Senior Thai political figures have demanded the maximum punishment, including execution.

Two Pattaya murder defendants reverse their pleas and admit killing Russian siblings after July abduction

Thana Kerdthong, 43, known as Pong, and Thongchai Srinil, 39, known as Thong, appeared before Pattaya Provincial Court on 20 October. Previously, both men had admitted to robbery, impersonating police officers, unlawful detention and concealing bodies.

However, they refused to admit premeditated murder. Thana also denied the rape charge, although Thongchai had already pleaded guilty. On Tuesday, both defendants reversed their positions and admitted the entire indictment. Their confessions included premeditated murder and aggravated rape involving a firearm and resulting in death.

The victims were Diana Nazimova, 22, and her younger brother Roman Nazimov, 17. They disappeared from their home in Huai Yai, Bang Lamung district, during the early hours of 26 July. Days later, police recovered their bodies from a concealed burial site in Chonburi.

Investigators established that the attackers had posed as police officers before intercepting the siblings. Furthermore, the investigation uncovered an earlier triple murder involving a Thai couple and their teenage daughter. The same criminal group was linked to both sets of killings.

Russian mother joins murder and rape prosecution as Pattaya court explains rights to both defendants

Tuesday’s hearing began at approximately 9.30 am under criminal case number A.1038/2569. The Pattaya public prosecutor attended alongside both defendants and their lawyers. Also present was the victims’ mother, Sarina Nazimova.

She was accompanied by her lawyer, Mikael Malofe, and a Russian-language interpreter. The proceedings followed earlier hearings when the defendants contested some of the gravest charges. As a result, the court had arranged a further hearing under its rights-protection procedure.

At the outset, the judge explained the defendants’ legal rights. Sarina’s rights were also explained through the Russian interpreter. The court then considered her application to join the prosecution. Filed on 7 October, the request sought recognition as a joint plaintiff alongside the public prosecutor. Prosecutors confirmed that Sarina was the mother of both victims. They also raised no objection to her participation.

The court granted permission under Sections 276, 277 bis and 289 of Thailand’s Criminal Code. These provisions concern serious sexual offences and aggravated murder. However, the judge refused her application concerning the remaining charges. The court ruled that only the state qualified as the injured party in those matters. Consequently, Sarina secured formal standing in the prosecution of the most serious offences against her children.

Mother wins joint plaintiff status as both accused withdraw denials of premeditated murder and rape

The ruling placed the Russian mother directly alongside prosecutors in proceedings against the two accused men. Her application had been pending since 7 October.

Notably, the decision came during the same hearing in which both defendants abandoned their remaining denials. The change transformed the prosecution’s position before the court had begun examining evidence supporting the confessions.

Following the decision on Sarina’s application, the judge again read the indictment to both defendants. Their lawyers remained present as the charges were explained. At their earlier hearing in October, both men had admitted several offences.

These included firearms violations, impersonating public officials, unlawful detention and concealing bodies. They also admitted aggravated night-time robbery while posing as police officers and carrying firearms.

Nevertheless, both defendants had continued to deny jointly committing premeditated murder. Their positions also differed over the sexual offence. Thongchai had already admitted the rape charge, while Thana maintained his denial. On Tuesday, that resistance ended. Both men pleaded guilty to every charge brought by Pattaya public prosecutors. The admissions included the two offences carrying the gravest potential penalties.

Nine charges include aggravated rape and murder as prosecutors cite Thana’s earlier criminal conviction

The indictment contains nine charges arising from the abduction, robbery, sexual violence and murders of the Russian siblings. It includes offences involving firearms, ammunition, military equipment and explosives.

Other charges concern impersonating public officials without lawful authority and unlawfully restraining victims. In addition, prosecutors charged the men with aggravated robbery involving firearms and resulting in death. They also faced offences concerning the concealment, movement or destruction of bodies to hide the deaths and their causes.

The most serious charges concern premeditated murder and aggravated rape involving a firearm and resulting in death. Both defendants have now admitted those offences in court. However, the admissions do not automatically conclude the proceedings. The court must still examine supporting evidence before reaching judgment. That requirement becomes particularly important where the offences carry the possibility of capital punishment.

Another significant development concerned Thana’s previous criminal record. During Tuesday’s proceedings, he acknowledged being the defendant named in an earlier Pattaya Provincial Court judgment.

The case was identified as red case number 3330/2566. Prosecutors have cited that conviction in seeking an increased penalty. However, the published hearing account did not establish the nature of the earlier offence. Nor did it specify the precise sentencing consequences.

Court orders November evidence hearing despite guilty pleas as capital punishment remains possible

Despite the complete guilty pleas, the judge did not immediately deliver judgment. Instead, prosecutors requested permission to present evidence supporting the confessions.

Section 176 of Thailand’s Criminal Procedure Code requires supporting evidence for offences carrying sufficiently severe penalties. This applies even when defendants admit the charges. Accordingly, the court cannot rely exclusively on their confessions before considering judgment.

The prosecution’s request was accepted. The court scheduled an evidentiary hearing for Monday, 30 November, at 9 am. Both defendants were ordered to appear. The hearing will allow prosecutors to establish the facts supporting the admissions.

Crucially, the date has not been designated as a sentencing hearing. The court has also made no announcement concerning the punishment it intends to impose.

The developments bring the prosecution closer to a judicial decision following months of investigation. The case began with the disappearance of Diana and Roman on Sunday, 26 July. The siblings lived with their mother in Huai Yai, within Bang Lamung district. Originally from Russia’s Tyumen region, the family had established a life in Thailand. Their mother reportedly moved to the kingdom in 2018. Her children subsequently joined her in 2021.

Buried motorcycle leads police to two suspects and the bodies of missing Russian brother and sister

Both young Russians attended school locally and knew the surrounding area. On the night they disappeared, they left home on a rented motorcycle. However, neither returned. Their mother reported them missing, prompting police to launch a search.

Initially, investigators concentrated on the motorcycle and the siblings’ last known movements. Within days, the inquiry uncovered evidence pointing towards a serious crime.

On 29 July, officers discovered the rented motorcycle buried near a wooded area in Chonburi. The machine had been dismantled before being concealed. Its discovery provided investigators with a major breakthrough.

Police subsequently identified Thana and Thongchai as suspects. By then, the search had expanded beyond the siblings’ disappearance to the circumstances surrounding the buried motorcycle.

On 31 July, police arrested both men in Sa Kaeo province, near Thailand’s border with Cambodia. Following questioning, investigators located the bodies of Diana and Roman at a concealed burial site in Huai Yai.

The recovery confirmed that both siblings had been murdered. Meanwhile, police began reconstructing the events surrounding their disappearance. The investigation focused on robbery, impersonation of police officers, firearms and sexual violence.

Police describe fake officer robbery and fatal attack as defendants admit sexual violence and murder

According to police accounts, the attackers posed as officers before intercepting the two Russians. Investigators accused them of using police-style clothing, firearms and a vehicle during the robbery. The siblings reportedly resisted their attackers.

Earlier police accounts described Roman being shot and Diana suffering a fatal assault. Subsequently, investigators uncovered evidence of sexual violence, leading to the aggravated rape charge.

The prosecution also accused the defendants of concealing the bodies to prevent discovery of the deaths and their causes. Their motorcycle had already been dismantled and buried. Separately, the victims’ bodies were concealed in Huai Yai.

The discovery of both the motorcycle and burial site became central developments in the police investigation. The precise sequence of the violence remains subject to the court’s examination of evidence.

Initial statements from the suspects differed over responsibility for the killings and sexual assault. Those accounts were given during the police investigation, before the formal court proceedings. However, Tuesday’s admissions now cover the complete indictment. Both defendants have withdrawn their earlier denials of premeditated murder. Thana has also admitted the rape charge he previously contested.

Investigation uncovers earlier killing of Thai couple and daughter by four men posing as police officers

The case attracted extensive coverage in Thailand and Russia. Russian media reported on the disappearance, the arrests and the discovery of the bodies. Attention also focused on the response of senior Thai officials.

Meanwhile, the police investigation was expanding into another set of killings. Officers had uncovered evidence linking the suspects to the earlier disappearance of three Thai family members.

The Thai victims were Wichian Wongsa, approximately 53, his wife Chantana Chat-in, approximately 50, and their daughter Nichapha Wongsa, approximately 18. They had disappeared weeks before the Russian siblings were murdered.

Investigators subsequently established that the earlier incident involved four suspects. Two were Thana and Thongchai, already arrested over the Russian case. The others were identified as Chatchanan Paen-iam, known as Fluke, and Atsadang Chuwong, known as Ball.

According to the investigation, four men entered the Thai family’s home while impersonating police officers. The intruders reportedly used a pretext involving drugs or debts. They restrained the three family members and robbed them. Afterwards, the victims were taken to a remote coconut plantation. There, the couple and their daughter were shot and buried.

Police recover three more bodies near Russian victims as separate triple murder case involves four men

Police accounts described different gang members taking responsibility for shooting individual family members. Investigators subsequently arrested Chatchanan and Atsadang as the inquiry expanded. However, those statements concerned the separate triple murder investigation.

They were not findings made during Tuesday’s hearing involving the Russian siblings. The judicial proceedings concerning the Thai family must therefore be considered separately.

On the night of 31 July, investigators were directed towards a coconut plantation in Chonburi. The location lay approximately two kilometres from the Russian siblings’ burial site. Officers searched the area and recovered the bodies of the three Thai victims.

The discovery brought the number of deaths linked to the criminal group to five. Significantly, the earlier killings had occurred before Diana and Roman disappeared.

Both investigations involved criminals impersonating police officers. The incidents also involved robbery, firearms, fatal violence and attempts to conceal bodies. In the Thai family’s case, investigators identified four suspects.

By contrast, Tuesday’s Pattaya Provincial Court hearing concerned two defendants charged over the Russian siblings. The published account did not establish the current judicial status of the separate triple murder prosecution.

Prime Minister Anutin visits both burial sites and demands maximum punishment after five violent deaths

The discovery of five bodies prompted an immediate political response. On Saturday, 1 August, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul interrupted a provincial visit and travelled to Chonburi.

He inspected both burial sites, accompanied by senior police officers and provincial officials. The visit followed the arrests and recovery of the victims’ bodies. By then, the investigation had connected two sets of killings involving five victims.

Anutin described the crimes as a national disgrace. He warned that the murders had damaged Thailand’s international reputation and undermined confidence among foreign visitors. Additionally, the prime minister expressed condolences to the families and apologised to the Russian people. His remarks followed the discovery of the siblings’ bodies and the earlier Thai family’s burial site.

During his visit, Anutin addressed the brutality of the crimes. “I have to see with my own eyes how anyone could be so cruel,” he said. The prime minister demanded a comprehensive investigation and the strongest possible evidence for prosecutors.

He also called for the maximum punishment permitted by law. However, he acknowledged that sentencing remained the responsibility of the judiciary.

Anutin orders review of repeat offenders while police reject claims of links to serving officers

Anutin indicated that the government would not support leniency for offenders responsible for such serious crimes. His intervention also brought attention to the criminal histories of suspects linked to the killings.

Reports indicated that some had previously served prison sentences. In response, the prime minister called for a review of enforcement measures concerning offenders who commit further crimes after release.

Another issue concerned the suspects’ impersonation of police officers. Investigators established that police-style clothing and firearms had been used to intimidate victims. The same method featured in both murder investigations.

Consequently, questions arose over whether the suspects had connections to serving officers. Chonburi police subsequently rejected that suggestion, saying their checks had established no such links.

Investigators also denied that the suspects had acted under police instructions. Their findings identified no connection with serving officers. Separately, relatives of the murdered Thai family raised concerns about communication during the original missing-person investigation.

Police acknowledged the need to improve information provided to families. Nevertheless, officers maintained that the disappearance had been investigated before the wider inquiry uncovered the burial site.

Former justice minister urges actual executions as Thai law retains death penalty for aggravated murder

As the investigation continued, senior political figures began demanding capital punishment. Among the most outspoken was Peeraphan Sareerathavipak, leader of the United Thai Nation Party and a former justice minister.

On 3 August, he publicly called for the maximum penalty. Drawing on his previous experience as a judge, Peeraphan said he would impose death if guilt were established.

The former justice minister also addressed the suspects’ reported criminal histories. He argued that imprisonment had failed to reform offenders who subsequently committed further serious crimes.

Moreover, Peeraphan called for death sentences to be carried out promptly once cases became final. His position went beyond supporting capital punishment as a sentence. He specifically called for its enforcement following the completion of legal proceedings.

Thailand retains the death penalty for serious offences, including aggravated murder. However, a death sentence does not automatically result in execution. Appeals, judicial review and possible clemency procedures remain relevant. The Russian siblings’ prosecution includes offences carrying the possibility of capital punishment. Additionally, prosecutors have cited Thana’s previous conviction when seeking an increased penalty.

Court must examine evidence of murder and rape despite full confessions from both defendants

The court must consider the evidence, the guilty pleas and the applicable sentencing provisions before determining punishment.

Tuesday’s hearing did not settle those matters. Instead, it established that both defendants now admit every charge brought against them. Their earlier denials of premeditated murder have been withdrawn. Thana’s previous refusal to admit the aggravated rape charge has also ended.

The change is particularly important because prosecutors initially faced contested charges concerning the killings and sexual violence. Both defendants had already admitted several other offences.

Those included impersonating officers, unlawful detention, robbery and concealing bodies. Yet the most serious charges remained disputed until Tuesday. Their complete admissions now allow the prosecution to present supporting evidence without those earlier denials remaining before the court.

The November hearing will examine evidence connected to the confessions. The court has not published a confirmed witness list. Nevertheless, the prosecution must establish the factual basis of the offences. These include premeditated murder, aggravated rape and the other charges in the indictment. The court must also consider the previous criminal judgment cited against Thana.

Prosecutors cite previous conviction as Russian mother gains standing in the gravest murder charges

That earlier conviction was identified during Tuesday’s hearing as Pattaya Provincial Court red case number 3330/2566. Thana acknowledged that he was the defendant named in the judgment. Prosecutors have expressly relied on it when requesting an increased penalty.

However, the published hearing account did not specify the offence involved. The court must determine its legal relevance when considering any eventual sentence.

In parallel, Sarina Nazimova has secured a direct role in the prosecution. Her application was submitted on 7 October and considered during Tuesday’s hearing. Prosecutors confirmed her relationship to both victims and raised no objection. The court then admitted her as a joint plaintiff concerning specified sexual offences and aggravated murder. Other charges remain solely within the state’s prosecution.

The ruling gives Sarina formal standing in proceedings concerning the gravest crimes against her children. She attended the hearing with her lawyer and a Russian interpreter. The judge explained her rights before considering the application. Subsequently, both defendants admitted the entire indictment. The two developments occurred during the same morning’s proceedings at Pattaya Provincial Court.

Separate Thai family murder case remains open as Pattaya court prepares to review Russian case

The separate Thai family murder investigation remains another part of the wider case. Police linked Thana and Thongchai to those earlier killings alongside Chatchanan and Atsadang. The three victims were recovered from a coconut plantation near the Russian siblings’ burial site.

However, Tuesday’s published court account did not establish the current stage of the triple murder prosecution. No judicial outcome in that separate case was announced during the hearing.

For the Russian siblings’ prosecution, the next confirmed development is the evidence hearing on 30 November. The court has ordered Thana and Thongchai to attend at 9 am. Prosecutors will present material supporting their complete admissions to the nine charges.

The hearing will take place under the criminal procedure governing offences carrying severe penalties. No date has yet been announced for judgment or sentencing.

The prosecution now moves forward with both defendants admitting to premeditated murder and aggravated sexual violence. Their previous denials have been withdrawn, while Thana’s earlier conviction remains relevant to the prosecution’s request for increased punishment.

The court must still examine the evidence before determining the legal consequences. On 30 November, prosecutors will begin presenting that supporting material before Pattaya Provincial Court, with both defendants ordered to appear.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

两名泰国男子被控残忍强奸并杀害了22岁的俄罗斯兄妹戴安娜·纳齐莫娃和17岁的罗曼·纳齐莫夫，周二在芭堤雅省法院戏剧性地对全部九项指控认罪。43岁的塔纳·克尔通和39岁的通猜·斯里尼尔放弃了此前对预谋杀人的否认，如今面临死刑判决。这对兄妹于7月被冒充警察的犯罪分子绑架，随后在春武里府被杀害并埋葬。令人震惊的是，调查人员还将两人与此前一起泰国夫妇及其十几岁女儿的谋杀案联系起来，使该团伙涉嫌的死亡人数上升至五人。与此同时，这对俄罗斯兄妹的母亲萨琳娜·纳齐莫娃获准加入检方。泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔要求判处最高刑罚，而一位前司法部长则呼吁执行死刑。法院将于11月30日审查支持认罪的证据，之后进行判决。

塔纳·克尔通和通猜·斯里尼尔承认在芭堤雅强奸并杀害了22岁的俄罗斯兄妹戴安娜和17岁的罗曼。他们的母亲与检方一同出庭，两人均面临死刑。（来源：泰国观察家调查）

两名泰国男子被控在芭堤雅谋杀并强奸了一对俄罗斯幼女，周二，他们对全部九项指控均认罪。这一戏剧性的法庭逆转意味着两名被告将面临死刑。

两名受害者分别为22岁和17岁，于7月在春武里府被绑架、杀害并埋葬。与此同时，他们的俄罗斯籍母亲获准作为共同原告加入检方。法院已下令于11月30日举行证据听证会。

此案还揭露了此前一起涉及泰国一家三口的谋杀案，使与该团伙有关的死亡人数上升至五人。泰国高级政治人物要求对该团伙处以最严厉的惩罚，包括死刑。

两名芭堤雅谋杀案被告推翻认罪，承认在7月绑架案后杀害了俄罗斯兄妹。

43岁的Thana Kerdthong（绰号Pong）和39岁的Thongchai Srinil（绰号Thong）于10月20日出庭芭堤雅省法院。此前，两人均已承认犯有抢劫、冒充警察、非法拘禁和藏匿尸体等罪行。

然而，他们拒绝承认预谋杀人。塔纳也否认强奸指控，尽管通猜已经认罪。周二，两名被告推翻了之前的说法，承认了全部指控。他们的供述包括预谋杀人以及使用枪支导致死亡的严重强奸罪。

遇难者是22岁的戴安娜·纳齐莫娃和她17岁的弟弟罗曼·纳齐莫夫。7月26日凌晨，他们从位于邦拉蒙县怀亚伊的家中失踪。几天后，警方在春武里府一处隐蔽的墓地发现了他们的遗体。

调查人员证实，袭击者在拦截这对兄妹之前曾冒充警察。此外，调查还揭露了一起早前发生的涉及一对泰国夫妇及其十几岁女儿的三重谋杀案。同一犯罪团伙与这两起谋杀案均有关联。

俄罗斯母亲加入谋杀和强奸案的起诉，芭堤雅法院向两名被告解释其权利

周二的庭审于上午9点30分左右开始，案件编号为A.1038/2569。芭堤雅检察官与两名被告及其律师一同出席。受害者的母亲萨琳娜·纳齐莫娃也到场了。

她由律师米凯尔·马洛夫和一名俄语翻译陪同。此前，被告曾就部分最严重的指控提出异议，因此法院根据其权利保护程序安排了另一次听证会。

庭审伊始，法官向被告人解释了他们的合法权利。萨琳娜的权利也通过俄语翻译进行了说明。随后，法庭审理了她加入检方的申请。该申请于10月7日提交，旨在寻求与公诉人共同作为原告。检察官确认萨琳娜是两名受害者的母亲，并且对她的参与没有异议。

法院依据泰国刑法第276条、第277条之二和第289条批准了她的申请。这些条款涉及严重的性犯罪和加重谋杀罪。然而，法官驳回了她关于其余指控的申请。法院裁定，在这些案件中，只有国家才有资格作为受害方。因此，萨琳娜获得了对其子女遭受的最严重犯罪行为提起诉讼的正式资格。

母亲获得共同原告资格，两名被告均撤回了对预谋杀人和强奸罪的否认。

该裁决使这位俄罗斯母亲直接与检方一起参与对两名被告的诉讼程序。她的申请自10月7日起一直处于待审状态。

值得注意的是，这一决定是在同一场听证会上做出的，而两名被告在听证会上放弃了剩余的否认。这一变化在法庭开始审查支持被告供述的证据之前，就改变了检方的立场。

在对萨琳娜的申请作出裁决后，法官再次向两名被告宣读了起诉书。他们的律师在场聆听了指控内容。在10月份的首次庭审中，两人均已承认多项罪行。

这些罪名包括非法持有枪支、冒充公职人员、非法拘禁和藏匿尸体。他们还承认在夜间冒充警察并携带枪支实施了加重抢劫罪。

然而，两名被告始终否认共同犯有预谋杀人罪。他们对性犯罪的立场也截然不同。通猜已承认强奸指控，而塔纳则坚持否认。周二，这种否认终于结束。两人对芭堤雅检察官提出的所有指控均认罪。认罪的罪行包括两项可能面临最严重刑罚的罪行。

检方援引塔纳之前的犯罪记录，对她提出九项指控，其中包括加重强奸罪和谋杀罪。

起诉书包含九项指控，涉及绑架、抢劫、性暴力和谋杀这对俄罗斯兄妹。其中包括涉及枪支、弹药、军事装备和爆炸物的犯罪行为。

其他指控包括未经授权冒充公职人员和非法限制受害者人身自由。此外，检方还指控这些人犯有持枪抢劫致人死亡的严重罪行。他们还面临与隐匿、转移或销毁尸体以掩盖死亡及其原因相关的指控。

最严重的指控涉及预谋杀人和持枪强奸致人死亡。两名被告均已在法庭上承认这些罪行。然而，认罪并不意味着诉讼程序自动结束。法庭仍需审查佐证证据才能作出判决。如果罪行可能判处死刑，这一要求就显得尤为重要。

另一项重大进展与塔纳的犯罪前科有关。在周二的庭审中，他承认自己是芭堤雅省法院早前判决书中提到的被告。

该案被列为红色案件编号3330/2566。检方援引该项定罪，寻求加重刑罚。然而，已公布的庭审记录并未明确先前犯罪的性质，也未具体说明量刑后果。

尽管被告认罪，但由于死刑仍有可能判处，法院仍下令于11月举行证据听证会。

尽管被告认罪伏法，法官并未立即宣判。相反，检方请求允许出示证据以佐证被告的供述。

泰国《刑事诉讼法》第176条规定，对于刑罚较为严厉的罪行，必须提供佐证。即使被告承认指控，该规定也同样适用。因此，法院在作出判决前，不能仅依赖被告的供述。

检方的请求获得批准。法院安排于11月30日星期一上午9点​​举行证据听证会。两名被告均被传唤出庭。听证会将允许检方查明支持其供述的事实依据。

至关重要的是，该日期并未被指定为量刑听证会日期。法院也未宣布其拟判的刑罚。

经过数月的调查，这些进展使检方距离做出司法判决更近了一步。此案始于7月26日星期日戴安娜和罗曼的失踪。这对兄妹与他们的母亲住在邦拉蒙县怀亚伊镇。他们一家原籍俄罗斯秋明州，后在泰国定居。据报道，他们的母亲于2018年移居泰国，孩子们则于2021年与她团聚。

一辆被埋的摩托车帮助警方锁定两名嫌疑人，并找到了失踪的俄罗斯兄妹的遗体。

这两名俄罗斯青年都在当地上学，熟悉周边环境。失踪当晚，他们租了一辆摩托车离开家，但两人都没有回来。他们的母亲报了警，警方随即展开搜寻。

起初，调查人员将重点放在摩托车和这对兄妹最后的行踪上。几天之内，调查就发现了指向严重犯罪的证据。

7月29日，警方在春武里府一处树林附近发现了被埋藏的租赁摩托车。这辆摩托车在被掩埋前已被拆解。它的发现为调查人员带来了重大突破。

警方随后确认塔纳和通猜为嫌疑人。此时，搜寻范围已从兄妹俩的失踪扩大到与被埋摩托车相关的其他情况。

7月31日，警方在泰国与柬埔寨接壤的沙缴府逮捕了这两名男子。经审讯，调查人员在怀亚一处隐蔽的墓地找到了戴安娜和罗曼的遗体。

搜寻结果证实两兄妹均已遇害。与此同时，警方开始重现他们失踪前后的事件经过。调查重点包括抢劫、冒充警察、枪支和性暴力。

警方称，这起案件涉及假冒警察抢劫和致命袭击，被告承认性暴力和谋杀。

据警方描述，袭击者冒充警察拦截了这两名俄罗斯人。调查人员指控他们在抢劫过程中使用了警服、枪支和车辆。据报道，这对兄妹曾奋力反抗。

警方早前的报告称，罗曼被枪击身亡，戴安娜遭受致命袭击。随后，调查人员发现了性暴力证据，导致对戴安娜提出加重强奸指控。

检方还指控被告人藏匿尸体，以阻止人们发现死因。他们的摩托车已被拆解并掩埋。此外，受害者的遗体也被藏匿在淮亚。

摩托车和埋尸地点的发现成为警方调查的关键进展。暴力事件的具体经过仍有待法庭审查证据。

嫌疑人最初的供述对杀人和性侵的责任认定各执一词。这些供述是在警方调查期间、正式庭审之前作出的。然而，周二的供述涵盖了起诉书中的全部内容。两名被告均撤回了此前对预谋杀人的否认。塔纳还承认了他之前否认的强奸指控。

调查揭露，此前四名冒充警察的男子杀害了一对泰国夫妇及其女儿。

此案在泰国和俄罗斯引起了广泛关注。俄罗斯媒体报道了失踪事件、逮捕行动和尸体发现情况。泰国高级官员的应对措施也备受关注。

与此同时，警方调查范围扩大到另一起谋杀案。警方已发现证据，将嫌疑人与此前三名泰国家庭成员的失踪案联系起来。

泰国遇难者是 53 岁左右的 Wichian Wongsa、50 岁左右的妻子 Chantana Chat-in 和 18 岁左右的女儿 Nichapha Wongsa。他们在俄罗斯兄妹遇害前几周就失踪了。

调查人员随后确认，早前的这起事件涉及四名嫌疑人。其中两人是塔纳和通猜，他们此前已因涉嫌俄罗斯案件被捕。另外两人分别是绰号“弗卢克”的查查南·潘-亚姆和绰号“球”的阿萨当·楚翁。

据调查，四名男子冒充警察闯入泰国一户人家。据称，这些入侵者以毒品或债务为借口，挟持了这家人三名成员并实施抢劫。之后，受害者被带到一处偏僻的椰子种植园。在那里，这对夫妇和他们的女儿被枪杀并埋葬。

警方在俄罗斯遇难者附近又发现了三具尸体，另一起涉及四名男子的三重谋杀案也牵涉其中。

警方报告称，不同的帮派成员分别声称对枪杀各自家庭成员负责。随着调查的深入，调查人员随后逮捕了查查南和阿萨当。然而，这些说法与另一起三重谋杀案的调查有关。

这些并非周二涉及俄罗斯兄妹的听证会上作出的裁决。因此，涉及泰国家庭的司法程序必须另行审理。

7月31日晚，调查人员接到线索，前往春武里府的一处椰子种植园。该地点距离俄罗斯兄妹的埋葬地约两公里。警方搜查了该区域，并找到了三名泰国遇难者的遗体。

这一发现使与该犯罪团伙有关的死亡人数上升至五人。值得注意的是，此前的几起谋杀案都发生在戴安娜和罗曼失踪之前。

两起案件均涉及犯罪分子冒充警察。案件还涉及抢劫、枪支、致命暴力和企图藏匿尸体。在泰国家庭案中，调查人员锁定了四名嫌疑人。

相比之下，周二芭堤雅省法院的听证会涉及两名被控与俄罗斯兄妹谋杀案有关的被告。已公布的报道并未说明另一起三重谋杀案目前的司法进展情况。

阿努廷总理视察了两个墓地，并要求对五起暴力死亡事件处以最严厉的惩罚。

五具尸体的发现立即引发了政治反应。8月1日星期六，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔中断了省级访问，前往春武里府。

他视察了两处埋尸地点，陪同他的是高级警官和省级官员。此次视察是在逮捕嫌疑人并找到受害者遗体之后进行的。当时，调查已将两起涉及五名受害者的谋杀案联系起来。

阿努京将这些罪行描述为国家的耻辱。他警告说，这些谋杀案损害了泰国的国际声誉，并削弱了外国游客对泰国的信心。此外，总理还向遇难者家属表示慰问，并向俄罗斯人民道歉。此前，遇难兄妹的遗体以及此前泰国遇难者家属的埋葬地点均已被发现。

阿努廷在访问期间谈到了这些罪行的残暴程度。“我必须亲眼看看，怎么会有人如此残忍，”他说。总理要求进行全面调查，并向检察官提供最有力的证据。

他还呼吁依法处以最高刑罚。但他承认，量刑仍然是司法机关的职责。

阿努廷下令审查累犯，而警方否认与现役警员有关联。

阿努廷表示，政府不会对犯下如此严重罪行的罪犯宽大处理。他的发言也引起了人们对与这些杀戮事件有关的嫌疑人犯罪记录的关注。

报道指出，其中一些人此前曾服刑。对此，首相呼吁重新审视针对获释后再次犯罪者的执法措施。

另一个问题是嫌疑人冒充警察。调查人员发现，他们使用警服和枪支恐吓受害者。两起谋杀案的调查中都出现了同样的手法。

因此，人们开始质疑嫌疑人是否与现役警员有关联。春武里府警方随后否认了这一说法，称他们的调查并未发现此类联系。

调查人员还否认嫌疑人是奉警方指示行事。他们的调查结果显示，嫌疑人与在职警员之间没有任何关联。此外，遇害泰国家庭的亲属对最初失踪人口调查期间的沟通提出了质疑。

警方承认需要改进向家属提供的信息。然而，警方坚称，在更广泛的调查发现埋尸地点之前，失踪案就已经被立案调查。

泰国前司法部长敦促执行死刑，因为泰国法律保留对严重谋杀罪判处死刑的条款。

随着调查的深入，一些政界要人开始要求判处死刑。其中最直言不讳的是泰国民族团结党领袖、前司法部长皮拉潘·萨里拉塔维帕克。

8月3日，他公开呼吁判处最高刑罚。皮拉潘凭借其以往担任法官的经验表示，如果罪名成立，他将判处死刑。

这位前司法部长还谈到了嫌疑人的犯罪记录。他认为，监禁未能改造罪犯，他们随后又犯下了其他严重罪行。

此外，皮拉潘呼吁一旦案件结案，就应立即执行死刑。他的立场不仅限于支持死刑这种刑罚，他还明确呼吁在法律程序结束后立即执行死刑。

泰国对包括加重谋杀在内的严重罪行保留死刑。然而，死刑判决并非必然执行。上诉、司法审查和可能的赦免程序仍然有效。对这对俄罗斯兄妹的起诉涵盖了可判处死刑的罪行。此外，检方在寻求加重刑罚时还援引了塔娜之前的犯罪记录。

尽管两名被告均已认罪，但法庭仍须审查谋杀和强奸的证据。

法院在决定处罚之前，必须考虑证据、认罪答辩和适用的量刑规定。

周二的听证会并未解决这些问题。相反，听证会确认两名被告现在承认所有指控。他们此前对预谋杀人的否认已被撤回。塔纳此前拒绝承认加重强奸罪的指控也已结束。

这一变化尤为重要，因为检方最初面临的是关于杀人和性暴力的指控存在争议。两名被告此前已承认其他几项罪行。

这些罪名包括冒充警官、非法拘禁、抢劫和藏匿尸体。然而，最严重的指控直到周二才得到确认。如今，他们的全部认罪使得检方能够提交佐证，而无需再面对之前那些否认。

11月的听证会将审查与供述相关的证据。法院尚未公布已确认的证人名单。然而，检方必须确立犯罪事实。这些犯罪包括预谋杀人、加重强奸罪以及起诉书中列明的其他指控。法院还必须考虑此前针对塔纳的刑事判决。

检方援引其先前的定罪记录，帮助这位俄罗斯母亲在最严重的谋杀指控中获得有利地位。

周二的庭审中，此前的定罪被确认为芭堤雅省法院第3330/2566号红色案件。塔纳承认自己就是判决书中所列的被告。检方在要求加重刑罚时明确援引了该判决。

然而，已公布的庭审记录并未具体说明所涉罪行。法院在考虑最终判决时，必须确定其法律相关性。

与此同时，萨琳娜·纳齐莫娃已获得直接参与检控的机会。她的申请于10月7日提交，并在周二的听证会上得到审议。检方确认了她与两名受害者的关系，并且没有提出异议。随后，法院批准她作为共同原告，就特定性犯罪和加重谋杀罪提起诉讼。其他指控仍由州检方负责。

该裁决赋予萨琳娜在涉及其子女所受最严重罪行的诉讼程序中正式的诉讼地位。她与律师和一名俄语翻译一同出席了听证会。法官在审理申请前向她解释了她的权利。随后，两名被告均承认了全部起诉书内容。这两项进展均发生在芭堤雅省法院当天上午的庭审中。

另一起泰国家庭谋杀案仍未结案，芭堤雅法院准备审查俄罗斯案件

另一起泰国家庭谋杀案的调查仍是整个案件的一部分。警方已将塔纳和通猜与查查南和阿萨当一起早期谋杀案联系起来。三名受害者的遗体在俄罗斯兄妹埋葬地附近的一处椰子种植园中被发现。

然而，周二公布的法庭记录并未说明三起谋杀案目前的审理进展。庭审期间，也没有宣布该案的最终判决结果。

对这对俄罗斯兄妹的起诉而言，下一个已确认的进展是11月30日的证据听证会。法院已命令塔纳和通猜于上午9点出庭。检方将出示证据，以支持他们对九项指控的全部认罪。

听证会将按照适用于重刑案件的刑事诉讼程序进行。目前尚未公布判决或量刑日期。

检方目前继续推进此案，两名被告均已承认预谋杀人和加重性暴力罪。他们之前的否认已被撤回，而塔纳之前的定罪记录仍然与检方要求加重刑罚的请求相关。

法院仍需审查证据，方可确定法律后果。11月30日，检方将开始向芭堤雅省法院提交相关证据材料，两名被告均被传唤出庭。

前副总理兼司法部长呼吁在所有法律上诉结束后执行死刑。

警察局长下令调查有关芭堤雅当地警察局与杀手“Pong”有关联的指控

芭堤雅发生的谋杀和恐怖事件才刚刚开始，警方正在调查“Pong”的恐怖统治。

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警方正在搜寻一对俄罗斯兄妹的裸体尸体，此前一名被捕嫌疑人已承认杀害了他们两人。

俄罗斯兄妹案中被隐瞒的证据表明，这对兄妹在周日清晨遭到追捕。

警方正在搜寻周日早晨在芭堤雅骑摩托车后失踪的俄罗斯兄妹。

在莫斯科发出警告后，部长向俄罗斯人保证泰国是安全的，并且他们是高价值游客。

泰国对那些滥用泰国好感、从事犯罪活动的可疑外国人和游客关闭大门。

新任部长确认将对外国旅游采取强硬措施。增加收费、缩短签证期限并强制购买保险。

签证入境期限由60天缩短至30天。鉴于外国游客数量下降10%，该提议已原则上达成一致。

部长确认将取消60天签证制度，以回应日益增长的行业安全担忧

泰国旅游业负责人警告称，如果再次爆发安全争议，泰国将面临被中国列入黑名单的风险。

翁英终于下达了命令。泰国切断了缅甸诈骗中心的电力供应。上午9点结束

首相奉命访问中国，请求习近平主席帮助遏制网络上对沙特阿拉伯王国的猛烈批评。

为应对中国境内非法农场问题导致外国旅游业遭受重创，泰国总理白东腾将与人工智能进行中文对话，以消除人们对中国安全的担忧。

签证豁免计划因另一场以安全担忧为驱动的中国危机而受到质疑，这场危机阻碍了外国游客的旅游。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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