Udon Thani police hunt the killer of a 24 year old woman found naked and strangled with electrical cord

September 17, 2026 at 11:48 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

A killer is on the loose in Udon Thani after 24-year-old Phattharawarin “Pim” Piadok was found naked and strangled with an electrical cable. Police believe her body was dragged from the bathroom after a struggle. Yet her phones and possessions were untouched. Even more strikingly, initial CCTV checks showed no obvious stranger entering the building. A friend revealed Pim often left her room unlocked despite repeated warnings. Now police are testing DNA, questioning witnesses and scouring wider CCTV footage. Meanwhile, a Khon Kaen post-mortem is probing possible sexual assault as detectives race to identify her killer.

Phattharawarin “Pim” Piadok, 24, was found naked and strangled in her Udon Thani room. Police chief Pol Col Phatthanawong Chanphon confirmed a homicide probe as officers test DNA, CCTV and signs that her body was dragged after a struggle. ( Source: Daily News )

Police in Udon Thani are hunting the killer of a 24-year-old woman found naked and strangled inside her rented room. Phattharawarin Piadok, known as “Pim”, was discovered face down on the floor on Tuesday, September 15. A black electrical cable was wrapped around her neck. A blanket partly covered her body. Notably, an initial examination indicated she had already been dead for approximately 20 hours.

The young convenience store worker came from Sangkhom district in neighbouring Nong Khai province. She had worked at a Udon Thani convenience store for approximately three years. More recently, she had rented the ground-floor room alone for three to four months. Friends described her as single and said she had no known boyfriend. They also reported no problems involving her workplace.

The alarm followed a sudden break in Ms Phattharawarin’s normal routine. She had reportedly called in sick from work on Monday.

Police find 24-year-old woman strangled with electrical cable as belongings remain inside Udon room

Separately, a friend telephoned her that day but received no answer. The silence was unusual because the pair normally spoke regularly. By Tuesday, colleagues had become concerned and went to her accommodation. There, they discovered the young woman dead.

Pol Lt Sorawit Meephian, Deputy Investigator at Mueang Udon Thani Police Station, received the report on September 15. He immediately travelled to the accommodation in Ban Lueam subdistrict, Mueang Udon Thani district. Pol Lt Col Pichet Pakkethati, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation, joined the response. In parallel, Pol Lt Wikhanet Sueatong, a deputy patrol officer, also attended.

Forensic officers quickly moved into the property. A medical examiner from Udon Thani Central Hospital examined the body. Additionally, volunteers from the Metha Tham Rescue Foundation assisted at the scene. Investigators then entered room number one on the ground floor. Inside was the grim focus of the investigation.

Ms Phattharawarin was lying face down and unclothed on the floor. A black electrical wire or extension cable was wrapped around her neck. Nearby, a blanket partly covered her body. Crucially, the room also showed signs of disturbance. Belongings were scattered around the property and a fan had been knocked over.

Yet her possessions remained inside. Her two mobile phones were still in the room. Other property was also present. For that reason, police continued examining different possible motives. They had not established robbery as the reason for the killing.

An initial medical examination found that Ms Phattharawarin died from asphyxiation. Investigators estimated she had been dead for approximately 20 hours. From there, police began reconstructing what happened inside the small ground-floor room. The position of her body, scattered belongings and electrical cable immediately became important evidence.

Forensic teams find signs victim may have been dragged from bathroom as police reconstruct final hours

The investigation deepened on Wednesday when police and forensic teams returned. This time, officers conducted another detailed examination of the room and bathroom. During that search, investigators found indications that Ms Phattharawarin’s body may have been moved. The bathroom area subsequently became an important focus.

In particular, investigators documented abrasions around the young woman’s hip. The marks were considered consistent with her body having been dragged. Police also found indications she may have been moved from the bathroom area. Significantly, investigators found the toilet had apparently been used but not flushed.

Those findings added another layer to the reconstruction of her final hours. Police are examining whether Ms Phattharawarin was using the bathroom shortly before the attack. They are also examining whether somebody entered or called to her from the room. However, investigators have not established that sequence as fact.

Instead, officers are testing each possibility against physical evidence recovered from the scene. As part of this, they are examining indications that a struggle took place. The fallen fan and scattered belongings form part of that examination. So does the location where Ms Phattharawarin’s body was eventually discovered.

Udon police open homicide inquiry as post-mortem and DNA tests probe killing and possible sexual assault

By Wednesday, the investigation had formally become a homicide inquiry. Mueang Udon Thani Police Station chief Pol Col Phatthanawong Chanphon confirmed the position on September 16. Police believed another person had caused Ms Phattharawarin’s death. At that stage, however, investigators had publicly identified no suspect.

The condition of the victim’s body also widened the forensic examination. Possible sexual assault or attempted sexual assault became one line of inquiry. Even so, police had not established whether any sexual assault occurred. The answer will depend partly on detailed forensic findings.

Consequently, Ms Phattharawarin’s body was sent to Khon Kaen for a full forensic post-mortem examination. Specialists will seek to establish the precise circumstances surrounding her death. They will also examine whether evidence supports sexual assault. Further injuries could additionally help police reconstruct the attack.

On another front, forensic teams collected DNA and other biological evidence from the rented room. Samples came from the victim, the room and objects inside the property. Investigators intend to compare that material with people relevant to the inquiry. DNA evidence could therefore become important as police narrow the field.

Police question more than ten witnesses as CCTV checks fail to show an obvious unknown visitor entering

More than ten witnesses had already been questioned by Wednesday. They included Ms Phattharawarin’s relatives, colleagues and people living around the accommodation. Elsewhere in the inquiry, detectives were seeking the occupant of the adjoining room. That person had reportedly been in Bangkok.

CCTV footage has also become a major strand of the murder investigation. Police initially examined cameras covering the front of the accommodation. Surprisingly, the first checks reportedly showed no obvious unknown outsider entering during the critical period. Most recorded movements appeared to involve residents coming and going normally.

In response, investigators widened their CCTV checks beyond the immediate building. Detectives are examining surrounding cameras and movements during the relevant hours. The work is aimed at reconstructing activity before and after Ms Phattharawarin died. Police have not established how another person gained access to her room.

That question became more significant after a friend disclosed details about Ms Phattharawarin’s habits. According to the friend, the young woman sometimes left her room unlocked. She reportedly even slept without locking the door. Moreover, the friend claimed Ms Phattharawarin sometimes left it unlocked while going to work.

Friend says victim often left her room unlocked as police examine how her killer gained access inside

The colleague said she repeatedly warned the 24-year-old about the practice. She said Ms Phattharawarin could assume somebody knocking was simply a friend. Still, police have not established whether the room was unlocked when another person entered. Investigators have also not linked that habit directly to the killing.

“The deceased didn’t have a girlfriend because she was selective about who she dated,” the friend said. “There were no problems at work either.”

The unlocked room was different. “She never locked her room door,” the friend said. “If someone knocked, she’d think it might be a friend.”

The colleague said her warnings had been constant. “I told and warned her every day,” she said. “I tried so hard to explain, but she wouldn’t listen.”

For investigators, the account provides another detail requiring comparison with physical evidence. Police have not established whether the door was locked or unlocked during the killing. Nor have they established how the killer entered. Accordingly, detectives are examining witness statements alongside CCTV footage and forensic material.

Friend recounts repeated warnings over unlocked room as police compare her account with forensic evidence

Ms Phattharawarin’s final communications are another part of the inquiry. A friend said she last spoke with her on Sunday. The conversation was normal and revealed no indication of trouble. The following day, however, Ms Phattharawarin did not answer her telephone.

At the same time, she had called in sick from work. Further attempts to reach her then failed. Eventually, colleagues became sufficiently concerned to visit the rented accommodation on Tuesday. What they found transformed a missing work colleague into the centre of a murder investigation.

Her family has also provided information about her final days. Her stepfather disclosed one of what were described as Ms Phattharawarin’s final messages. In it, she said she missed her parents and wanted to return home. Police are now placing her communications against the estimated time of death.

The timeline is increasingly important. Ms Phattharawarin last spoke normally with her friend on Sunday. On Monday, she called in sick and later failed to answer telephone calls. Then, approximately 20 hours before her discovery, investigators believe she died from asphyxiation. By Tuesday, concerned colleagues had reached her room.

Meanwhile, the bathroom evidence has added further detail to that timeline. Police found indications that her body may have been dragged from that area. Abrasions around her hip were consistent with such movement. Furthermore, the apparently used toilet was documented during the forensic examination.

Police reconstruct victim’s final calls as family reveals she missed her parents and wanted to return home

Inside the main room, investigators also recorded evidence of disturbance. A fan had been knocked over and belongings were scattered. Nevertheless, her two telephones and other property remained behind. Detectives are therefore examining those details together rather than relying on any single apparent motive.

The post-mortem examination in Khon Kaen could now provide further evidence. It should give investigators more information about the cause and circumstances of death. Likewise, specialists will examine injuries and possible evidence of sexual assault. Those findings can then be compared with evidence recovered from the room.

DNA testing forms another major part of that process. Biological material was collected from several locations and objects inside the accommodation. Investigators can compare those samples with people connected to the inquiry. Such comparisons may identify, confirm or eliminate people whose DNA is recovered.

Beyond forensics, police are continuing to question people who knew Ms Phattharawarin. Residents around the building are also being interviewed. Likewise, investigators are trying to establish everyone who had recent contact with her. The adjoining-room occupant remained among those police wanted to question.

The CCTV search is also expanding. Initial footage from the front failed to reveal an obvious unknown visitor during the relevant period. As a result, police moved beyond cameras immediately covering the building. Investigators are now examining surrounding routes and movements during the estimated timeframe.

Post-mortem, DNA, witness interviews and wider CCTV checks drive hunt for clues in Udon Thani murder

Taken together, police are working across several evidence streams. These include DNA, the post-mortem examination, CCTV footage and witness interviews. Detectives are also reconstructing Ms Phattharawin’s telephone contacts and final movements. The physical condition of the room remains central to that work.

As of Wednesday, September 16, police had publicly named no suspect. No arrest had been announced. Meanwhile, investigators continued processing forensic evidence and expanding CCTV checks around the Udon Thani accommodation.

The hunt therefore remained focused on who entered the young woman’s room before she was strangled. Police were also working to establish how that person gained access. At the same time, forensic specialists were examining what happened before her body ended up face down on the floor.

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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9月17日上午11:48

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在乌隆他尼府，一名凶手仍然逍遥法外。24岁的帕塔拉瓦林·“皮姆”·皮亚多克被发现赤身裸体，被电线勒死。警方认为，她的尸体是在搏斗后从浴室被拖出的。然而，她的手机和个人物品却完好无损。更令人匪夷所思的是，初步的监控录像显示，没有明显的陌生人进入过这栋楼。皮姆的一位朋友透露，尽管多次警告，她还是经常不锁房门。目前，警方正在进行DNA检测、询问证人并调取更多监控录像。与此同时，孔敬府的尸检正在调查皮姆是否遭受过性侵犯，侦探们正全力追查凶手。

24岁的帕塔拉瓦林·“皮姆”·皮亚多克被发现赤身裸体地死在乌隆他尼的房间里，死因是窒息。警察总长帕塔纳翁·占蓬上校证实，警方已展开谋杀案调查，并对DNA、监控录像以及尸体曾被拖拽的痕迹进行检测。（来源：每日新闻）

乌隆他尼警方正在追捕一名24岁女子的凶手。这名女子被发现赤身裸体地死在租住的房间内，死因是窒息。死者帕塔拉瓦林·皮亚多克（Phattharawarin Piadok），昵称“皮姆”（Pim），于9月15日星期二被发现面朝下倒在地上。她的脖子上缠着一根黑色电线，身上盖着一条毯子。初步检查显示，她已经死亡约20小时。

这位年轻的便利店店员来自邻近的廊开府桑孔县。她在乌隆他尼府的一家便利店工作了大约三年。最近，她独自租住了这家便利店的一楼房间，租期三到四个月。朋友们说她是单身，没有男朋友。他们也表示，她的工作环境没有任何问题。

警报响起是因为帕塔拉瓦林女士的日常生活突然被打乱。据报道，她周一请了病假。

警方在乌冬面房内发现一名24岁女子被电缆勒死，遗物仍留在房间内。

当天，一位朋友给她打电话，但无人接听。这很不寻常，因为两人平时经常联系。到了周二，同事们开始担心起来，于是去了她的住处。在那里，他们发现这位年轻女子已经去世了。

乌隆他尼府警察局副调查员索拉维特·米菲安警官于9月15日接到报案，立即前往乌隆他尼府班卢安街道的案发现场。调查副警司皮切特·帕克塔蒂警官也参与了调查。与此同时，巡逻副警官维卡内特·苏阿通警官也赶到现场。

法医人员迅速进入屋内。乌隆他尼中央医院的法医对尸体进行了检查。此外，梅塔塔姆救援基金会的志愿者也赶到现场协助。随后，调查人员进入了位于一楼的一号房间。房间内正是此次调查的焦点所在。

帕塔拉瓦林女士面朝下赤身裸体地躺在地板上。一根黑色电线或延长线缠绕在她的脖子上。附近，一条毯子部分盖住了她的身体。更重要的是，房间内也显示出被翻动过的痕迹。物品散落在房间各处，一台风扇也被碰倒了。

然而，她的个人物品仍然留在屋内。她的两部手机还在房间里。其他财物也都在。因此，警方继续调查各种可能的作案动机。他们尚未确定抢劫是杀人原因。

初步尸检结果显示，帕塔拉瓦林女士死于窒息。调查人员估计她已死亡约20小时。随后，警方开始还原这间位于一楼的小房间里发生的一切。她的遗体位置、散落的物品以及电线都立即成为重要的证据。

警方重现受害者遇害前最后几个小时的情况时，法医小组发现迹象表明受害者可能被从浴室拖出。

周三，警方和法医小组再次返回现场，调查进一步深入。这一次，警员们对房间和浴室进行了更细致的检查。在搜查过程中，调查人员发现帕塔拉瓦林女士的遗体可能被移动过的迹象。浴室区域随后成为调查的重点。

调查人员特别记录了这名年轻女子臀部周围的擦伤。这些痕迹被认为与她被拖拽过的身体相符。警方还发现迹象表明她可能曾被从浴室区域移动过。值得注意的是，调查人员发现马桶显然被使用过，但没有冲水。

这些发现为还原她生命最后时刻增添了新的线索。警方正在调查帕塔拉瓦林女士在遇袭前不久是否使用过洗手间，以及是否有人进入过她的房间或从房间里呼唤过她。然而，调查人员尚未证实这一事实。

相反，警方正在根据从现场提取的物证逐一核查每一种可能性。其中一项工作是检查现场是否有搏斗痕迹。掉落的电扇和散落的物品都是调查对象。帕塔拉瓦林女士遗体最终被发现的地点也是调查内容之一。

乌隆府警方展开凶杀案调查，尸检和DNA检测结果显示可能存在杀人或性侵行为。

到周三，调查正式转为凶杀案调查。乌隆他尼府警察局局长帕塔纳翁·占蓬警上校于9月16日证实了这一消息。警方认为帕塔拉瓦林女士的死另有他人所为。但当时，调查人员尚未公开确认任何嫌疑人。

受害者的遗体状况也扩大了法医鉴定的范围。可能的性侵犯或性侵犯未遂成为调查方向之一。即便如此，警方仍未确定是否发生了性侵犯。答案将部分取决于详细的法医鉴定结果。

因此，帕塔拉瓦林女士的遗体被送往孔敬府进行全面的法医尸检。专家将查明她死亡的确切情况，并检查是否有证据支持性侵犯的指控。其他伤情也可能有助于警方重现袭击过程。

另一方面，法医小组从出租房间采集了DNA和其他生物证据。样本取自受害者、房间以及屋内物品。调查人员计划将这些样本与案件相关人员的DNA进行比对。因此，随着警方缩小调查范围，DNA证据可能变得至关重要。

警方询问了十多名证人，但监控录像并未显示有明显的陌生人进入。

截至周三，已有十多名证人接受了询问，其中包括帕塔拉瓦林女士的亲属、同事以及住在她住所附近的居民。调查的另一部分是，侦探们正在寻找隔壁房间的住户。据报道，此人当时在曼谷。

监控录像也成为谋杀案调查的重要线索。警方最初查看了住所前方的监控摄像头。令人惊讶的是，据报道，初步检查显示，在关键时期并没有明显的陌生人进入。大部分录像显示，住户的进出似乎都很正常。

为此，调查人员扩大了监控录像的查看范围，不再局限于事发建筑本身。侦探们正在查看周边摄像头拍摄的画面，并分析相关时段的活动情况。这项工作的目的是还原帕塔拉瓦林女士去世前后的活动轨迹。警方尚未查明其他人是如何进入她房间的。

在一位朋友透露了帕塔拉瓦林女士的一些生活习惯后，这个问题变得更加重要。据这位朋友说，这位年轻女子有时会忘记锁房门。据说她甚至睡觉也不锁门。此外，这位朋友还声称，帕塔拉瓦林女士有时上班时也忘记锁门。

朋友称受害者经常忘记锁房门，警方正在调查凶手是如何进入房间的。

这位同事说，她曾多次警告这位24岁的女子不要这样做。她说，帕塔拉瓦林女士可能会以为敲门的人只是朋友。然而，警方尚未确定当其他人进入房间时，房间是否未上锁。调查人员也尚未将这种习惯与这起谋杀案直接联系起来。

“死者没有女朋友，因为她对约会对象很挑剔，”朋友说。“工作上也没有任何问题。”

那间没锁门的房间就不一样了。“她从来不锁房门，”朋友说。“如果有人敲门，她会以为是朋友。”

这位同事说她一直都在警告她。“我每天都告诉她、警告她，”她说。“我努力解释，但她就是听不进去。”

对调查人员而言，这份证词提供了另一个需要与物证进行比对的细节。警方尚未确定案发时门是锁着的还是没锁的，也未确定凶手是如何进入的。因此，侦探们正在结合证人证词、监控录像和法医物证进行调查。

朋友讲述了她多次被警告房间未上锁的情况，警方将她的说法与法医证据进行了比对。

帕塔拉瓦林女士的最后通讯记录也是调查的一部分。一位朋友说，她最后一次和帕塔拉瓦林女士通话是在周日。当时的谈话很正常，没有透露出任何异常迹象。然而，第二天，帕塔拉瓦林女士就没有接听电话。

与此同时，她请了病假。之后，所有联系她的尝试都失败了。最终，同事们非常担心，于周二前往她租住的住处查看情况。他们的发现，让一位失踪的同事成为了谋杀案调查的中心人物。

她的家人也提供了有关她生命最后阶段的信息。她的继父透露了据称是帕塔拉瓦林女士最后留下的信息之一。在信息中，她说她想念父母，想回家。警方目前正在将这些信息与她的死亡时间进行比对。

时间线变得越来越重要。帕塔拉瓦林女士最后一次与朋友正常交谈是在周日。周一，她打电话请病假，之后便不再接听电话。调查人员认为，在她被发现前大约20小时，她死于窒息。到了周二，担心的同事们赶到了她的房间。

与此同时，浴室的证据为时间线增添了更多细节。警方发现迹象表明，她的尸体可能曾被从该区域拖拽过。她臀部周围的擦伤与这种拖拽方式相符。此外，法医鉴定还记录了疑似使用过的马桶。

警方还原了受害者的最后通话内容，家属透露她想念父母，想要回家。

在主房间内，调查人员还发现了骚乱的痕迹。一台风扇被碰倒，物品散落一地。然而，她的两部手机和其他物品却都留在了房间里。因此，侦探们正在综合考虑这些细节，而不是仅仅依赖任何单一的作案动机。

孔敬府的尸检结果或将提供更多证据，帮助调查人员了解死因和死亡情况。同时，专家还将检查伤情和可能的性侵证据，并将这些发现与从房间内搜集到的证据进行比对。

DNA检测是该过程的另一重要组成部分。调查人员从住所内的多个地点和物品上采集了生物样本。他们可以将这些样本与案件相关人员的样本进行比对。这种比对可以识别、确认或排除已提取DNA的人员。

除了法医鉴定外，警方仍在继续询问认识帕塔拉瓦林女士的人。大楼附近的居民也在接受询问。同时，调查人员正努力确定所有近期与她有过接触的人。隔壁房间的住户仍然是警方希望询问的对象之一。

监控录像的搜索范围也在扩大。最初从大楼正面拍摄的录像未能显示相关时间段内有明显的陌生访客。因此，警方将搜索范围扩大到覆盖大楼以外的其他摄像头。调查人员目前正在检查相关时间段内的周边路线和人员活动。

尸检、DNA检测、证人访谈和更广泛的闭路电视监控录像调取，推动着乌隆他尼谋杀案的线索搜寻工作。

警方正在综合运用多方面的证据展开调查，包括DNA检测、尸检、监控录像和证人访谈。侦探们还在重建帕塔拉温女士的电话记录和临终行踪。房间的物理状况仍然是这项工作的关键。

截至9月16日星期三，警方尚未公开任何嫌疑人姓名，也未宣布任何逮捕行动。与此同时，调查人员继续处理法医证据，并扩大对乌隆他尼住宿地点周边监控录像的查看范围。

因此，调查的重点仍然是这名年轻女子被勒死前进入她房间的人。警方也在努力查明此人是如何进入房间的。与此同时，法医专家正在调查在她面朝下倒在地上之前发生了什么。

一名男子在乌隆他尼法院出庭，被控犯有残忍谋杀罪，受害者生殖器被割除。

一个王国正遭受与毒品和抑郁症相关的日益严重的精神健康危机的蹂躏。

17楼发生恐怖惨案：一名患有精神疾病的妹妹残忍地刺伤哥哥50刀。房间血流成河。

男友杀害25岁女友后逃离暖武里府公寓，后在清迈被警方逮捕。

警方怀疑暖武里府北革县发生一起谋杀案。一名富有的理发师被控预谋杀人。

在暖武里府又一起因三角恋引发的命案中，一名警察被发现死在被谋杀的妻子身旁。

呵叻府一名监狱长怒枪杀了与其分居的妻子及其新情人，随后自杀身亡。

监狱官员受到辩护，此前一名狱警透露，他们的自杀率比囚犯高出13倍。

前警察局长对“法拉利乔”的狱中死亡表示担忧，但官方坚称其为自杀。

对法拉利·乔（Ferrari Joe，又名警察上校Thitisan Utthanaphon）周五晚在克隆普雷姆监狱自杀事件的调查

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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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