Lovesick Ayutthaya man kidnapped four month old infant from mother. Let her fall into river in the dark

October 28, 2026 at 10:09 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

A four-month-old baby was found dead in the Chao Phraya River after her mother’s secret lover abducted her from their Ayutthaya home. Chalermchai Taweepol, 36, confessed on Wednesday to snatching the sleeping infant after her mother refused his request to raise her. He paddled a boat 200 metres to the house and took the baby from beneath a mosquito net. However, he claims she accidentally fell into floodwater. He then fled without raising the alarm. Her body was recovered on Friday. Meanwhile, police seized his boat and paddles. During Wednesday’s reconstruction, the furious mother lunged towards him before officers intervened. Chalermchai apologised, insisting the death was accidental.

Ayutthaya man Chalermchai Taweepol, 36, admits abducting his lover’s baby, found dead in a river. He claims she fell into floodwater. Her furious mother confronted him. ( Source: Thai Rath )

A 36-year-old man has confessed to abducting a four-month-old baby from her riverside home before she died in floodwater. Police arrested him in Ayutthaya on Wednesday after uncovering discrepancies in his account.

The suspect was romantically involved with the child’s mother and had wanted to raise the infant himself. However, she refused his request. He subsequently entered her home at night, removed the sleeping baby and carried her towards his boat.

He claims she slipped from his grasp and fell into the water. Instead of raising the alarm, he fled. Meanwhile, the grieving mother confronted him during Wednesday’s police reconstruction, forcing officers to intervene.

Ayutthaya police arrest mother’s lover after four-month-old baby is found dead in Chao Phraya River

The suspect was identified as Chalermchai Taweepol, 36, nicknamed Neng. He lived beside Ban Len canal in Bang Pa-in district, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province. His home stood approximately 200 metres from the family’s riverside residence.

Police arrested him on Wednesday, 28 October, following an investigation into the death of Nong Luk Kaeo. The four-month-old infant disappeared from her bed late on Thursday, 22 October. Her body was found floating in the Chao Phraya River the following evening.

The discovery came at approximately 7 pm on Friday, 23 October. The infant’s body was recovered near Tha Rae, Moo 10, Ban Len subdistrict, Bang Pa-in district. The location was approximately one kilometre from her home.

At the time, the family’s riverside property was affected by flooding. Initially, police faced questions over how the baby had vanished from her bed. Her mother reported the disappearance after discovering the infant was missing.

Detectives uncover contradictions in suspect’s account before drug test and questioning lead to confession

Officers from Bang Pa-in Police Station attended the scene alongside forensic investigators. They examined the riverside property and began collecting evidence. However, the initial investigation could not establish the cause of death.

Detectives subsequently questioned family members and people connected to the household. Their inquiries focused on the baby’s disappearance and the circumstances surrounding her death. In particular, officers examined accounts from individuals familiar with the flooded property.

By Wednesday, investigators had identified inconsistencies in statements made by Chalermchai. The suspect was known to the child’s mother, a 36-year-old woman identified as Ms A. Police established that the pair had been romantically involved.

Furthermore, the relationship had faced opposition from the woman’s mother, who was also the baby’s grandmother. Chalermchai had consequently been visiting the residence secretly, travelling along Ban Len canal by boat.

Investigators questioned him about his movements on Thursday night. Separately, officers administered a drug test, which returned a positive result. The discrepancies in his account prompted further questioning.

Eventually, Chalermchai admitted entering the family home and removing the infant while her mother and grandmother slept. His confession provided police with an account of the child’s disappearance. It also identified the route he had taken to reach the property.

Suspect admits secret boat journey to abduct baby after mother refused his request to raise the child

According to Chalermchai, he left his residence shortly before midnight on Thursday, 22 October. He used an orange plastic boat kept near his home beside Ban Len canal. From there, he paddled approximately 200 metres towards the woman’s riverside property.

The journey followed a waterway he had used frequently during their relationship. He told investigators that his visits were secret because the child’s grandmother opposed their involvement.

The suspect was familiar with the house and its access from the canal. He also knew the infant and had developed an attachment to her. During questioning, Chalermchai claimed he had become particularly fond of the baby.

He wanted to raise her himself and had previously approached the mother about taking responsibility for her. However, the woman refused. Despite that rejection, he decided to take the child from the house that Thursday night.

Chalermchai insisted his intention was to care for the infant. He denied planning to kill or injure her. Nevertheless, his confession described entering the home without the mother’s permission and removing the sleeping baby. He said he had travelled there specifically to take the child. The visit occurred while both women were asleep. His account subsequently became central to the police investigation.

Baby taken from mosquito net as mother and grandmother sleep. Suspect claims fatal fall into water

After reaching the residence, Chalermchai moored his orange plastic boat behind the property. He then entered the house and approached the sleeping infant. The baby was lying beneath a mosquito net.

Meanwhile, her mother and grandmother remained asleep nearby. According to his confession, Chalermchai lifted the child from her bed and placed her over his shoulder. He then headed towards the rear of the house, intending to return to his boat.

The suspect claimed the incident took a sudden turn as he moved behind the property. The infant slipped from his grasp and fell into the water. Chalermchai described the fall as accidental. He told investigators he was shocked and immediately panicked. However, he did not alert the sleeping mother or grandmother. Instead, he returned to his boat and paddled home, leaving the child in the water.

His account placed the fall near the rear of the flooded riverside house. He maintained that he had never intended to harm the infant.

Nevertheless, he admitted leaving without informing anyone of what had happened. The child’s mother subsequently discovered that her baby had vanished from her bed. Police were called to investigate the disappearance. By Friday evening, the infant’s body had been found approximately one kilometre away in the Chao Phraya River.

Police seize suspect’s orange boat and paddles as officers reconstruct nighttime journey to baby’s home

The discovery prompted officers to examine the circumstances surrounding the disappearance. Forensic personnel inspected the scene and collected evidence. Investigators also questioned people associated with the family.

As inquiries progressed, Chalermchai’s connection with the mother attracted attention. His statements contained discrepancies, leading detectives to question him further. Ultimately, he admitted taking the baby from the property and described her fall into the water.

Following the confession, police seized an orange plastic boat and paddles from Chalermchai’s residence. The equipment was taken for forensic examination. Investigators sought to establish its connection with the events of Thursday night. In parallel, detectives continued examining evidence gathered from the riverside property. They also assessed the suspect’s account of his movements between the two houses.

On Wednesday, Police Colonel Phiphop Naputra, Superintendent of Bang Pa-in Police Station, led a reconstruction of the incident. Investigators took Chalermchai back to the neighbourhood where the baby disappeared.

The operation began at his residence beside Ban Len canal. Officers then accompanied him by boat along the route described in his confession. The suspect identified the location where he claimed to have launched his orange plastic boat.

Investigators retrace flooded canal route and enter riverside house where sleeping infant was abducted

From there, investigators travelled towards the family’s home, approximately 200 metres away. Chalermchai showed officers the waterway he had used to approach the property. He also identified the access point behind the house.

The reconstruction required police to move between boats and flooded areas. Consequently, reaching the various locations proved difficult. Officers nevertheless followed the route described by the suspect.

The police boat eventually reached the rear gate of the residence. Investigators then escorted Chalermchai into the house. He pointed towards the location where Nong Luk Kaeo had been sleeping.

The infant had been lying beneath a mosquito net when he entered, according to his confession. Next, he demonstrated how he had lifted her from the bed. He also showed officers the route he took while carrying her towards the boat.

Investigators followed Chalermchai through the property as he described the alleged accident. He identified the area behind the house where he claimed the infant fell into the water. His account placed the incident during his attempted return to the boat.

The reconstruction allowed officers to examine the sequence of movements described during questioning. It also brought the suspect back to the home where the baby had disappeared.

Furious mother confronts suspect during police reconstruction as officers rush to prevent confrontation

However, the operation was interrupted by an angry confrontation involving the child’s mother. As officers conducted the reconstruction, the woman rushed towards Chalermchai.

She shouted insults and expressed her fury over the death of her four-month-old baby. Police immediately intervened to prevent the confrontation from escalating. Officers separated the mother from the suspect and restored order. The reconstruction subsequently continued under police supervision.

The confrontation occurred inside the neighbourhood where the family had reported the baby’s disappearance. Chalermchai was being escorted by investigators when the mother approached him.

Her anger followed his admission that he had taken the infant from her bed. Officers moved quickly to control the situation. Meanwhile, the suspect remained under police supervision throughout the proceedings.

After the reconstruction, reporters questioned Chalermchai about his actions on Thursday night. They pressed him on why he had entered the house and removed the baby. The suspect repeated his claim that he had developed affection for the infant. He said he wanted to hold her, play with her and care for her. Furthermore, he insisted that he had never intended to kill or injure the child.

Suspect insists baby’s death was accidental and apologises after fleeing scene without raising the alarm

Chalermchai again maintained that the infant had fallen into the water accidentally. He claimed the incident left him shocked and unable to decide what to do. However, he acknowledged returning to his boat and leaving the scene.

He had not awakened the child’s mother or grandmother. Instead, he paddled back to his residence while the infant remained in the water. He subsequently apologised to the family when questioned by reporters.

The suspect’s explanation followed his admission that the mother had previously refused his request to raise the baby. He also acknowledged that the grandmother opposed his relationship with the woman.

Consequently, he had regularly travelled by boat to visit the property without attracting attention. His familiarity with the riverside residence formed part of the account examined by investigators.

Police had traced the suspect’s movements from his canal-side home to the family’s property. The journey covered approximately 200 metres by water. Chalermchai identified the boat, the route and the rear entrance used during his visit. He also described removing the infant from beneath the mosquito net. His confession placed him inside the house shortly before the baby disappeared.

Forensic examination continues as police pursue legal proceedings against suspect in infant death case

The suspect’s statements also established that the mother and grandmother were asleep when he entered. Neither woman had given him permission to remove the child. Despite the mother’s earlier refusal, he took the infant and attempted to return to his boat. His account then described the fall into the water and his departure from the scene. These details formed the basis of Wednesday’s reconstruction.

Investigators continued examining the physical evidence alongside Chalermchai’s confession. The orange plastic boat and paddles remained important items in the forensic inquiry. Police sought to establish their connection with the journey described by the suspect. Separately, the investigation continued into the circumstances surrounding the infant’s death.

The case had begun with the disappearance of a four-month-old baby from a flooded riverside residence. Five days later, police obtained an admission that the infant had been taken from her bed.

The suspect was a man romantically involved with her mother. He had previously asked to raise the child, but his request was refused. Nevertheless, he entered the house secretly while the family slept.

By Wednesday afternoon, the investigation had advanced to a reconstruction of the nighttime abduction. Police had also seized the boat and paddles linked to the suspect’s account. The grieving mother confronted Chalermchai during the operation before officers intervened. Afterwards, he repeated his claim that the child’s death resulted from an accident.

Following the reconstruction and questioning by reporters, police returned Chalermchai to custody. The 36-year-old suspect faced further legal proceedings over the incident. Meanwhile, investigators continued forensic examinations of the seized equipment as the case moved forward.

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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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2026年10月28日晚上10:09

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

一名四个月大的婴儿被发现溺亡在湄南河中，此前她的母亲的秘密情人从他们在阿瑜陀耶的家中将她绑架。36岁的查伦猜·塔维波尔（Chalermchai Taweepol）周三承认，在婴儿的母亲拒绝他抚养婴儿的请求后，他抢走了正在熟睡的婴儿。他划船200米来到房子前，从蚊帐下抱走了婴儿。然而，他声称婴儿是意外落入洪水中。随后，他没有报警便逃走了。婴儿的尸体于周五被找到。与此同时，警方扣押了他的船只和船桨。在周三的案发现场重建过程中，愤怒的母亲曾扑向他，幸亏警方及时制止。查伦猜道歉，坚称婴儿的死亡是意外。

阿瑜陀耶府36岁男子查伦猜·塔维波尔承认绑架了情人的婴儿，婴儿被发现溺亡在河中。他声称孩子是落入洪水中溺亡的。孩子的母亲愤怒地质问了他。（来源：泰叻报）

一名36岁男子承认从河边家中绑架了一名四个月大的女婴，导致女婴溺亡于洪水中。警方周三在阿瑜陀耶将其逮捕，此前警方发现他的供述存在矛盾之处。

嫌疑人与孩子的母亲有恋爱关系，并想亲自抚养孩子。然而，孩子的母亲拒绝了他的请求。随后，他夜里闯入孩子母亲的家中，抱走熟睡的婴儿，并将她带到自己的船上。

他声称妻子从他手中滑落，掉进了水里。他没有报警，而是逃走了。与此同时，悲痛欲绝的母亲在周三的警方案情重演中与他对峙，迫使警方介入。

阿瑜陀耶警方逮捕了一名母亲的情人，此前一名四个月大的婴儿被发现溺亡在湄南河中。

嫌疑人被确认为36岁的Chalermchai Taweepol，绰号Neng。他住在阿瑜陀耶府邦芭茵县班伦运河旁。他的住所距离家人位于河边的住所约200米。

警方于10月28日星期三逮捕了他，此前他们对农禄凯奥的死亡展开了调查。这名四个月大的婴儿于10月22日星期四深夜从床上失踪。她的尸体于次日傍晚在湄南河中被发现。

发现遗体的时间大约是10月23日星期五晚上7点。婴儿的遗体在邦芭茵县班伦街道10村塔莱附近被发现，距离她家大约一公里。

当时，这家人位于河边的房产遭受了洪水侵袭。起初，警方面临的疑问是，婴儿是如何从床上消失的。婴儿的母亲在发现孩子失踪后报了警。

侦探们在毒品检测和审讯之前，就发现嫌疑人供词中的矛盾之处，最终导致其认罪。

邦巴茵警察局的警员与法医调查人员一同赶到现场。他们勘察了河边房产并开始收集证据。然而，初步调查未能确定死因。

随后，侦探们询问了家庭成员和与该住所相关的人员。他们的调查重点是婴儿的失踪和死亡情况。特别是，警方仔细审查了熟悉被洪水淹没房屋的人员的证词。

截至周三，调查人员已发现查勒姆猜的供述存在前后矛盾之处。嫌疑人与孩子的母亲A女士（36岁）相识。警方证实两人曾有恋爱关系。

此外，这段关系还遭到了女方母亲（同时也是孩子的祖母）的反对。因此，查勒姆猜只能秘密地前往女方住所，乘船沿着班伦运河前行。

调查人员就他周四晚上的行踪对他进行了讯问。此外，警方还对他进行了毒品检测，结果呈阳性。他供述中的矛盾之处促使警方对他进行了进一步讯问。

最终，查勒姆猜承认趁着婴儿的母亲和祖母熟睡时，闯入屋内抱走了婴儿。他的供述为警方提供了孩子失踪的经过，也指明了他到达案发现场的路线。

嫌犯承认在母亲拒绝其抚养请求后，秘密乘船绑架婴儿。

据查勒姆猜称，他于10月22日星期四午夜前不久离开住所。他使用停放在家附近班伦运河边的一艘橙色塑料船。从那里，他划了大约200米，到达了那名女子位于河边的住所。

这段旅程沿着一条他在两人交往期间经常使用的水道进行。他告诉调查人员，他之所以秘密探望孩子，是因为孩子的祖母反对他们介入。

嫌疑人熟悉这栋房子及其通往运河的通道。他还认识这名婴儿，并对她产生了感情。在审讯中，查勒姆猜声称他特别喜欢这个婴儿。

他想亲自抚养这个孩子，之前也曾和孩子的母亲谈过抚养权的事，但遭到了拒绝。尽管如此，他还是决定在那个星期四晚上把孩子从她家带走。

查勒姆猜坚称他的目的是照顾婴儿。他否认曾计划杀害或伤害她。然而，他的供述描述了未经母亲允许进入家中，并将熟睡的婴儿抱走的过程。他说他是专门去那里带走孩子的。当时两名女性都在睡觉。他的供述后来成为警方调查的关键。

婴儿在母亲和祖母熟睡时从蚊帐中被抱走。嫌疑人声称婴儿坠入水中身亡。

到达住所后，查勒姆猜将他的橙色塑料船停泊在房屋后面。然后他走进屋子，走到熟睡的婴儿身边。婴儿躺在蚊帐下。

与此同时，她的母亲和祖母还在附近熟睡。据查勒姆猜供述，他将孩子从床上抱起，扛在肩上，然后朝房子后方走去，打算返回他的船上。

嫌疑人声称，当他绕到房屋后方时，事态突然急转直下。婴儿从他手中滑落，掉入水中。查勒姆猜称婴儿落水纯属意外。他告诉调查人员，他当时吓坏了，立刻惊慌失措。然而，他并没有通知正在熟睡的母亲或祖母。相反，他返回船上，划船回家，将孩子留在水中。

他的说法是，他摔倒的地点靠近被洪水淹没的河边房屋的后部。他坚称自己从未想过要伤害婴儿。

然而，他承认离开时没有告知任何人发生了什么事。孩子的母亲随后发现她的孩子从床上消失了。警方接到报案后展开调查。到周五晚上，婴儿的遗体在距离事发地点约一公里的湄南河中被发现。

警方缴获嫌疑人的橙色小船和船桨，并重现了夜间前往婴儿家的路线。

这一发现促使警方对失踪事件的来龙去脉展开调查。法医人员勘察了现场并收集了证据。调查人员还询问了与该家庭相关的人员。

随着调查的深入，查勒姆猜与孩子母亲的关系引起了注意。他的供述前后矛盾，导致侦探对他进行了进一步讯问。最终，他承认从该处带走了婴儿，并描述了婴儿落水的经过。

在嫌疑人认罪后，警方从查勒姆猜的住所查获了一艘橙色塑料船和船桨。这些物品已被送往法医实验室进行检验。调查人员试图确定这些物品与周四晚间事件的关联。与此同时，侦探们继续审查从河边房产收集到的证据。他们还评估了嫌疑人对其往返于两处住所之间行踪的描述。

周三，邦巴茵警察局局长菲普霍·纳普特拉警上校带领警员对事件进行了重新调查。调查人员将查勒姆猜带回了婴儿失踪的街区。

行动从他位于班伦运河旁的住所开始。随后，警员乘船沿他供述的路线跟踪他。嫌疑人指认了他声称放下橙色塑料船的地点。

调查人员重走了被洪水淹没的运河路线，并进入了河边一栋房屋，那里正是熟睡的婴儿被绑架的地方。

随后，调查人员前往约200米外的这户人家。查勒姆猜向警官们指明了他用来接近这处房产的水道，并指出了房屋后面的入口。

重建工作需要警方在船只和被淹区域之间穿梭。因此，到达各个地点十分困难。尽管如此，警员们还是按照嫌疑人描述的路线进行了调查。

警艇最终抵达住宅后门。随后，调查人员押送查勒姆猜进入屋内。他指认了农禄凯睡觉的地方。

据他供述，他进入房间时，婴儿正躺在蚊帐下。随后，他演示了如何将婴儿从床上抱起，并向警官们展示了抱着婴儿走向船只的路线。

调查人员跟随查勒姆猜穿过房屋，听他描述了所谓的事故经过。他指认了房子后面的区域，声称婴儿就是在那里落水的。他的说法是，事发时他正试图返回船上。

案情重建使警方能够核实审讯中描述的嫌疑人行动顺序，并将嫌疑人带回了婴儿失踪的住所。

愤怒的母亲在警方案情重演期间与嫌疑人对峙，警员们迅速上前阻止冲突。

然而，行动因孩子母亲的愤怒冲突而中断。警员进行现场重建时，这名女子冲向了查伦猜。

她大声辱骂，并对四个月大的婴儿的死亡表示极度愤怒。警方立即介入，防止冲突升级。警员将母亲与嫌疑人分开，恢复了秩序。随后，现场重建工作在警方监督下继续进行。

冲突发生在婴儿失踪家庭报案的社区内。当时，查勒姆猜正被调查人员押送，婴儿的母亲走近了他。

他承认从她床上抱走了婴儿，这激怒了她。警员迅速控制了局面。与此同时，嫌疑人在整个审理过程中都处于警方的监视之下。

案发现场重建结束后，记者就查勒姆猜周四晚间的行为对他进行了质询。他们追问他为何闯入屋内并抱走婴儿。嫌疑人再次声称自己对婴儿产生了感情。他说他想抱抱她，和她玩耍，照顾她。此外，他还坚称自己从未想过要杀害或伤害孩子。

嫌疑人坚称婴儿之死是意外，并在逃离现场且未报警后道歉。

查勒姆猜再次坚称婴儿是意外落水。他声称事件发生后他惊魂未定，不知所措。但他承认自己返回船上并离开了现场。

他没有叫醒孩子的母亲或祖母，而是划着船返回住处，而婴儿则留在水中。事后，在接受记者采访时，他向孩子家人道歉。

嫌疑人解释称，他承认孩子的母亲之前拒绝了他抚养孩子的请求。他还承认，孩子的祖母反对他与这名女子的关系。

因此，他经常乘船前往那处房产，而没有引起任何人的注意。他对河边住所的熟悉程度，也成为调查人员审查的依据之一。

警方追踪到嫌疑人从其位于运河边的住所到受害人家中的行踪。这段水路行程大约200米。查勒姆猜指认了来访时使用的船只、路线和后门。他还描述了如何将婴儿从蚊帐下抱走。他的供述表明，在婴儿失踪前不久，他曾进入过这栋房子。

警方对婴儿死亡案嫌疑人提起法律诉讼，法医鉴定仍在进行中。

嫌疑人的供述还证实，他进入屋内时，孩子的母亲和祖母都在睡觉。两位女性都没有允许他带走孩子。尽管母亲之前拒绝过，他还是抱走了婴儿，并试图返回自己的船上。他的供述随后描述了自己落水以及离开现场的过程。这些细节构成了周三案情重建的基础。

调查人员继续结合查勒姆猜的供述检验物证。橙色塑料船和船桨仍然是法医鉴定中的重要物证。警方试图确定它们与嫌疑人描述的行程之间的关联。与此同时，对婴儿死亡情况的调查也在继续进行。

案件起因是一名四个月大的婴儿在被洪水淹没的河边住宅中失踪。五天后，警方获得供述，称婴儿是从床上被抱走的。

嫌疑人是女孩母亲的情人。他之前曾提出抚养孩子，但遭到拒绝。尽管如此，他还是在一家人熟睡时偷偷潜入了家中。

到周三下午，调查已进入夜间绑架案的重建阶段。警方还缴获了与嫌疑人供述相关的船只和船桨。在警方介入之前，悲痛欲绝的母亲在行动中与查勒姆猜对峙。事后，他再次声称孩子的死是意外事故。

在警方完成案发现场重建并接受记者询问后，查伦猜被警方重新拘留。这名36岁的嫌疑人将面临进一步的法律诉讼。与此同时，随着案件的推进，调查人员继续对缴获的设备进行法医鉴定。

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爱尔兰游客在芭堤雅之旅后，试图用藏匿的大麻作为部分车费，骗取辛勤工作的出租车司机的钱财。

一名澳大利亚游客被愤怒的粉色出租车司机用切割器割伤，该司机试图以此强迫其赔偿。

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中国VIP旅游服务在网上宣传，损害了泰国民众的信心和信任。

一段疯传的中国视频称，在泰国度假时可以花钱购买VIP待遇，享受警察护送的待遇。

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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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