Purchaser of foreclosed Chiang Mai property shocked on Tuesday to find skeletal remains of former owner

September 17, 2026 at 1:18 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A homebuyer has uncovered a years-old death inside a foreclosed Chiang Mai house after lifting a mosquito net and finding a human skeleton on the bed. Police believe the remains may belong to former owner Sriwan Sae Jiew, 93, who vanished five or six years ago. Neighbours thought she had moved to relatives, while her son Prawet “Tee” Sae Jiew later ended up in prison in Tak. Yet the body remained inside as the house was seized by a bank, entered legal execution and went to public auction. New owner Phakakaew Chantharaporn bought it on August 6. Five weeks later, her inspection exposed the skeleton inside the shuttered former shop beside a busy community market.

Chiang Mai buyer Phakakaew Chantharaporn finds a skeleton under a mosquito net in a foreclosed home. Police suspect the missing former owner, Sriwan Sae Jiew, 93. ( Source: Thai Rath )

A Chiang Mai homebuyer got a horrifying surprise after opening a mosquito net inside a foreclosed property. A dried human skeleton was lying on the bed underneath. Police believe the remains may be those of 93-year-old former owner Sriwan Sae Jiew. She vanished from neighbourhood life about five or six years ago. More remarkably, the house had already passed through bank seizure and legal execution. It had even been sold at public auction.

The grim discovery came at about 5 pm on September 15. Mae Ping Police Station received an urgent report from Tha Duea village in San Phi Suea. The community lies within Mueang Chiang Mai district. Officers were directed to an abandoned two-storey wooden house beside the Tha Duea community market. One report identifies it as house No. 96 in Moo 6.

Previously, the wooden building operated as a shop because of its busy market location. However, it had stood shuttered and neglected for several years. Furniture and personal possessions belonging to its previous occupants remained throughout the building. Indeed, much of the interior appeared untouched despite years of abandonment.

New owner opens mosquito net and finds skeleton as police trace missing 93-year-old and her jailed son

The new owner was inspecting the property before clearing its contents. During that inspection, attention turned to the downstairs area. A wooden chair or stool stood near a bed covered by an old mosquito net. When the net was opened, a dried human body was found lying underneath. By then, decomposition had reduced the remains largely to bone.

In response, the village headman contacted police and officers converged on the old shop. A forensic doctor from Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital also attended. Police secured the scene before examining the downstairs room and collecting evidence. Afterwards, the remains were removed for detailed forensic examination.

Investigators quickly focused on Sriwan, the house’s elderly former owner. She previously lived there with her son, Prawet Sae Jiew. Locals knew him by his nickname, “Tee”. Sriwan was approximately 93 when neighbours last remembered seeing her. Residents said mother and son disappeared from everyday community life about five or six years ago.

At the time, neighbours had little reason to sound an alarm. They later heard that Sriwan had moved away following financial problems involving the property. Residents understood she had gone to live with children or relatives in Chiang Mai city. Consequently, the explanation appeared to account for her disappearance. Meanwhile, the old shop remained shuttered beside the market and gradually deteriorated.

Separately, police have established that Prawet is now imprisoned in Tak province. He previously shared the property with his elderly mother. His imprisonment has consequently become an important part of the police timeline. Reports surrounding the discovery have not disclosed his offence or sentence.

Police trace jailed son and relatives as forensic teams test skeleton found after Chiang Mai house sale

Investigators can now establish when Prawet last lived at the house and last saw Sriwan. They can also determine when he entered prison. Those dates could help narrow the period surrounding her disappearance. In parallel, police are tracing relatives who may have seen Sriwan after she vanished from neighbourhood life.

Forensic specialists face another crucial task. They must establish whether the skeletal remains are Sriwan’s. Her age, disappearance and connection with the property have made her the principal suspected identity. The cause of death is also under examination. Police have sent the remains for autopsy and formal identification.

On another front, the property’s journey through foreclosure provides a second timeline. Financial problems eventually led to the house being seized by a bank. It subsequently entered the Legal Execution Department’s foreclosure process. Eventually, local woman Phakakaew Chantharaporn bought the property at auction on August 6, 2026.

The sale came more than five weeks before the skeleton was discovered. Yet the house had not been emptied. Furniture and personal possessions belonging to the previous occupants remained inside. Most importantly, human remains were still lying on the downstairs bed beneath the mosquito net.

The new owner later returned to inspect and deal with those contents. That brought her back to the property on September 15. During the inspection, the mosquito net was opened and the skeleton was exposed. Consequently, the property immediately changed from a foreclosure purchase into a police scene.

Skeleton remained inside as foreclosed Chiang Mai house passed through legal execution and public auction

The remains had apparently stayed inside while the house moved through the foreclosure process. First came the bank seizure. Legal execution proceedings followed before the property finally went to public auction. Nevertheless, the old contents remained inside when ownership changed hands.

The location adds another striking element. The house stands beside a community fresh market rather than on an isolated rural plot. Local residents pass through the area every day. In particular, the market becomes crowded during morning trading as villagers arrive to buy fresh produce and other goods.

Despite that activity, nobody suspected human remains were inside the house. Residents said they had not noticed the smell of decomposition during the preceding years. Consequently, the closed property apparently triggered no alarm over a possible death.

That changed shortly before September 15. Some villagers reported detecting a foul smell about two or three days before the discovery. However, they could not determine where it came from. Soon afterwards, the new owner’s inspection uncovered the skeletal remains.

By contrast, the condition of the body suggested it had been there for a considerable period. The remains had dried and deteriorated largely to bone. As part of the investigation, forensic doctors will examine the bones and other material recovered from the scene. Police will compare those findings with Sriwan’s disappearance.

Skeleton on downstairs bed deepens mystery as police rebuild history of abandoned shop and former owner

The downstairs scene provides another important part of the investigation. The deceased was not found buried outside or concealed beneath the building. Instead, the body was lying on an ordinary bed beneath a mosquito net. Furniture and other possessions remained nearby inside an interior apparently abandoned years earlier.

Police examined the room carefully before removing the remains. Evidence recovered there will now be considered alongside forensic findings and witness accounts. At the same time, investigators are rebuilding the history of the old shop and its previous occupants.

Sriwan had lived there with Prawet while the property operated beside the local fresh market. Neighbours regularly saw the pair before both disappeared from community life. Afterwards, residents believed Sriwan had moved into Chiang Mai city. The house remained behind, closed and gradually deteriorating.

Later came the financial and legal proceedings. A bank seized the property before it moved into the Legal Execution Department system. The foreclosure process eventually brought the old shop to auction. By August 6, it had a new owner, although the former occupants’ possessions remained inside.

Five weeks later, clearing those contents exposed the skeleton.

Street View images track abandoned Chiang Mai house as police piece together owner’s five-year absence

Historical Google Street View images have since added another detail to the case. Internet users examined images showing the property during earlier years. Reportedly, 2011 imagery appears to show an elderly woman at the house. Later images show the building shuttered and apparently abandoned by around 2020.

Notably, that period broadly matches neighbours’ recollections. They remember Sriwan and Prawet disappearing from normal community life around five or six years ago. The images therefore provide a visual record of the property’s transition from occupied shop to abandoned building.

Police now have several timelines to bring together. One begins with Sriwan and her son living at the property. Another starts when neighbours stopped seeing them. A third follows the house through bank seizure, legal execution and eventual sale.

The forensic investigation provides the final and most important timeline. Specialists must determine whether the remains belong to Sriwan. They must also establish approximately when the person died and determine the cause of death.

Meanwhile, investigators can use Prawet’s prison records to establish another crucial date. He lived with Sriwan before disappearing from the neighbourhood and is now imprisoned in Tak. His account could therefore help establish his mother’s final known period at the house.

Neighbours believed 93-year-old had moved away as her shuttered Chiang Mai home slipped into foreclosure

Crucially, neighbours spent years believing Sriwan had simply left. They understood that relatives had taken the elderly woman into Chiang Mai city. That belief apparently removed any immediate concern over her disappearance. The closed house consequently became part of the neighbourhood landscape.

Shoppers continued visiting the market while residents regularly passed the building. Yet the old shop remained locked and deteriorating beside them. Inside, furniture and personal possessions belonging to the previous occupants remained where they had been left.

Then the property entered foreclosure. The bank seizure moved the house towards legal execution and eventual public auction. Phakakaew bought it on August 6. However, she acquired a building still containing the former occupants’ possessions.

The September inspection was therefore intended to deal with the contents. Instead, opening the mosquito net exposed a death potentially stretching back years. Police, the village headman and forensic specialists quickly converged on the property.

The remains were removed from the old shop and sent for examination. Detectives must now trace Sriwan’s final known movements and establish when Prawet stopped living with her. Alongside that work, forensic specialists must determine what the skeleton can reveal.

Police trace missing owner’s final years after skeleton is found beneath mosquito net in foreclosed home

The circumstances are stark. An elderly woman disappeared from a busy Chiang Mai community about five or six years ago. Neighbours believed she had moved to relatives. Her son later ended up imprisoned in Tak, while their old home stood abandoned.

Meanwhile, the property slipped into foreclosure. A bank seized it before the Legal Execution Department became involved. Eventually, the house went under the hammer and was sold to a new owner.

Yet nobody had discovered what was beneath the mosquito net.

Only after the new owner returned did the downstairs bed attract attention. When the net was opened, a dried human skeleton was found lying underneath. That discovery now places Sriwan at the centre of a police investigation years after neighbours last saw her.

Forensic tests may identify missing 93-year-old as police rebuild timeline from disappearance to auction

Forensic findings will now determine whether the deceased is the missing 93-year-old former owner. They may also establish when she died and what caused her death. In the meantime, Mae Ping police are rebuilding the lost years surrounding the old shop.

Their investigation stretches from Sriwan’s disappearance to her son’s imprisonment and the subsequent foreclosure. It also runs through the August 6 auction and the September 15 discovery.

For years, residents believed the elderly homeowner had left Tha Duea to live with relatives. Instead, her old shop remained shuttered beside a busy market, still packed with possessions.

Furniture remained inside. Personal belongings remained scattered through the building. And beneath a mosquito net on a downstairs bed, human skeletal remains waited to be discovered.

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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日下午1点18分

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

一位购房者在清迈一处被银行收回的房屋内掀开蚊帐时，在床上发现了一具人类骸骨，由此揭开了多年前的死亡真相。警方认为这具骸骨可能属于93岁的前房主斯里万·赛·杰（Sriwan Sae Jiew），她于五六年前失踪。邻居们以为她搬去和亲戚住在一起了，而她的儿子普拉维特·“蒂”·赛·杰（Prawet “Tee” Sae Jiew）后来被关进了达府的监狱。然而，这具骸骨却一直留在屋内，房屋被银行收回，进入强制执行程序后被公开拍卖。新房主帕卡凯·詹塔拉蓬（Phakakaew Chantharaporn）于8月6日买下了这处房产。五周后，她在检查房屋时，在一间位于繁华社区市场旁、已关闭的旧店铺内发现了这具骸骨。

清迈买家帕卡凯·詹塔拉蓬在被查封的房屋内蚊帐下发现一具骸骨。警方怀疑死者是失踪的前房主，93岁的斯里万·赛杰。（来源：泰叻报）

清迈一名购房者在打开一处法拍房的蚊帐时，遭遇了可怕的意外：一具干枯的人类骸骨躺在床下。警方认为这具骸骨可能是93岁的前房主斯里万·赛·杰（Sriwan Sae Jiew）的。她大约在五六年前从社区消失。更令人震惊的是，这栋房子此前已被银行查封并依法执行，甚至还被公开拍卖过。

9月15日下午5点左右，警方发现了一处令人震惊的房屋。湄平警察局接到来自清迈府桑皮苏亚县塔杜亚村的紧急报案。该村位于清迈府直辖区内。警员被指引前往塔杜亚村集市旁一栋废弃的两层木屋。一份报告显示，该房屋位于6号村，门牌号为96号。

这座木结构建筑之前因其地处繁华的市场位置而用作商店。然而，它已经废弃多年，门窗紧闭。建筑内仍保留着原住户的家具和个人物品。事实上，尽管荒废多年，内部大部分区域看起来却完好无损。

新主人打开蚊帐，发现一具骸骨；警方正在搜寻失踪的93岁老妇及其被监禁的儿子。

新房主在清空房屋之前先进行了检查。检查过程中，他的目光落在了楼下。一张木椅或凳子摆放在一张盖着旧蚊帐的床边。打开蚊帐后，发现下面躺着一具干尸。此时，尸体已经腐烂，大部分只剩下白骨。

接到报案后，村长联系了警方，警员随即赶到那间旧店铺。来自清迈玛哈拉杰医院的法医也到场勘查。警方封锁现场后，对楼下房间进行了勘查并收集证据。随后，遗骸被移走进行详细的法医鉴定。

调查人员很快将目标锁定在房屋的前主人斯里万身上，她年事已高。她之前和儿子普拉维特·赛杰（Prawet Sae Jiew）住在一起。当地人都叫他“Tee”。邻居们最后一次见到斯里万时，她大约93岁。居民们说，这对母子大约在五六年前从社区生活中消失了。

当时，邻居们并没有感到担忧。后来，他们听说斯里万因为房产相关的财务问题搬走了。居民们都认为她去了清迈城，投奔子女或亲戚。因此，这个解释似乎可以解释她的失踪。与此同时，那间位于市场旁的老店铺依然关门歇业，逐渐破败不堪。

另据警方消息，普拉维特目前被关押在达府监狱。他此前与年迈的母亲共同拥有这处房产。因此，他的入狱已成为警方调查的重要线索。相关报道并未披露他的罪行或判决结果。

警方追踪被监禁的儿子及其亲属，法医小组对清迈房屋出售后发现的骸骨进行检测。

调查人员现在可以确定普拉维特最后一次居住在该房屋的时间以及最后一次见到斯里万的时间。他们还可以确定他何时入狱。这些日期有助于缩小斯里万失踪前后的时间范围。与此同时，警方正在追踪可能在斯里万从社区消失后见过她的亲属。

法医专家面临着另一项至关重要的任务：他们必须确定这些骸骨是否属于斯里万。她的年龄、失踪情况以及与该处房产的关联，使她成为主要嫌疑人。死因也在调查中。警方已将遗骸送去进行尸检和正式身份鉴定。

另一方面，该房产的止赎过程提供了第二条时间线。财务问题最终导致房屋被银行收回，随后进入了法律执行部门的止赎程序。最终，当地妇女帕卡卡·詹塔拉蓬于2026年8月6日通过拍卖购得该房产。

房屋出售发生在发现骸骨的五个多星期前。然而，房子里并没有被清空。前住户的家具和个人物品仍然留在屋内。最重要的是，人类遗骸仍然躺在楼下蚊帐下的床上。

新房主后来返回查看并处理了这些物品。9月15日，她再次来到这处房产。检查过程中，蚊帐被打开，露出了骸骨。因此，这处房产立即从法拍房变成了警方现场。

清迈一处被查封的房屋在经过法律程序和公开拍卖后，屋内仍留有一具骸骨。

显然，在房屋被强制拍卖的过程中，这些遗物一直留在屋内。首先是银行查封了房屋，随后是法律执行程序，最终房产被公开拍卖。尽管如此，在所有权变更后，这些旧物仍然留在屋内。

地理位置更添一抹亮色。这栋房子并非坐落在偏僻的乡村地块上，而是毗邻一个社区农贸市场。当地居民每天都会经过这里。尤其是在早市交易时，村民们纷纷前来购买新鲜农产品和其他商品，市场顿时变得熙熙攘攘。

尽管有这些活动，但没有人怀疑屋内藏有人类遗骸。居民们表示，此前几年他们从未闻到过腐烂的气味。因此，这处封闭的房产似乎并未引起人们对可能死亡事件的警觉。

9月15日之前不久，情况发生了变化。一些村民报告说，在发现遗骸前两三天就闻到了一股恶臭，但他们无法确定气味的来源。不久之后，新房主在检查时发现了这些骸骨。

相比之下，尸体的状况表明它已在那里停留了相当长的时间。遗骸已经干裂，大部分腐烂成骨头。作为调查的一部分，法医将对从现场提取的骨骼和其他物证进行检查。警方会将这些发现与斯里万的失踪案进行比对。

楼下床上发现的骸骨令谜团更加扑朔迷离，警方正在重建这家废弃店铺及其前主人的历史。

楼下的现场为调查提供了另一个重要线索。死者并非被发现埋在室外或藏于建筑物下方，而是躺在蚊帐下的一张普通床上。家具和其他物品散落在附近，显然这间屋子已被废弃多年。

警方在移走遗骸前仔细检查了房间。目前，警方将把从房间内提取的证据与法医鉴定结果和目击者证词结合起来进行分析。与此同时，调查人员正在还原这家老店及其前任住户的历史。

斯里万曾与普拉维特一起住在那里，当时这处房产就在当地菜市场旁边。邻居们经常看到他们俩，后来两人便从社区生活中消失了。之后，居民们都认为斯里万搬去了清迈城。房子则一直留在那里，大门紧闭，逐渐破败。

随后便进入了财务和法律程序。一家银行在房产移交至法务执行部门之前就已查封了该房产。最终，经过止赎程序，这家老店铺被拍卖。到8月6日，店铺有了新主人，但原住户的物品仍留在店内。

五周后，清理掉里面的东西，露出了骸骨。

街景图像追踪到清迈一栋废弃房屋，警方正在拼凑房主五年失踪的线索。

历史谷歌街景图像为这起案件增添了新的细节。网友们查看了该房产早年的图像。据报道，2011年的图像显示，当时有一位老妇人住在房子里。而之后的图像显示，到2020年左右，这栋建筑已经关闭，显然已被废弃。

值得注意的是，这一时期与邻居们的记忆大致吻合。他们记得斯里万和普拉维特大约在五六年前从社区生活中消失了。因此，这些照片记录了这处房产从有人居住的店铺到废弃建筑的转变过程。

警方现在需要梳理几条时间线。一条时间线始于斯里万和她的儿子居住在该房产期间。另一条时间线始于邻居不再见到他们之后。第三条时间线则记录了房屋被银行查封、法律执行以及最终出售的整个过程。

法医调查提供了最终也是最重要的时间线。专家必须确定遗骸是否属于斯里万，还必须确定死者的大致死亡时间和死因。

与此同时，调查人员可以利用普拉维特的监狱记录来确定另一个关键日期。他曾与斯里万同住，之后从附近消失，目前被关押在达府监狱。因此，他的证词或许有助于确定他母亲最后一次在该房屋居住的时间。

邻居们以为这位93岁的老太太已经搬走了，因为她位于清迈的房子已经关闭，并被取消抵押赎回权。

至关重要的是，邻居们多年来一直认为斯里万只是离开了。他们以为是亲戚把这位老妇人接去了清迈城。这种想法似乎消除了他们对她失踪的任何担忧。于是，这栋紧闭的房子就此成了社区景观的一部分。

购物者依旧光顾市场，居民也经常路过这栋建筑。然而，那间老店铺却依然紧闭，在他们身旁日渐破败。店内，原先住户的家具和个人物品仍留在原地。

随后，该房产进入止赎程序。银行查封后，房屋走上了法律执行之路，最终被公开拍卖。帕卡卡于8月6日购得此房。然而，她买到的这栋房子里仍然保留着前住户的物品。

因此，九月份的检查原本是为了处理屋内物品。然而，打开蚊帐后，却发现了一桩可能发生在数年前的死亡事件。警方、村长和法医专家迅速赶到现场。

遗骸已从旧店铺移出并送去检验。侦探们现在必须追踪斯里万最后为人所知的行踪，并确定普拉维特何时停止与她同住。与此同时，法医专家还必须分析这具骸骨能揭示哪些信息。

警方在被取消抵押赎回权的房屋蚊帐下发现骸骨，由此追踪失踪房主的最后几年生活。

情况十分惨烈。大约五六年前，一位老妇人从清迈一个繁华的社区失踪。邻居们都以为她搬去和亲戚一起住了。后来，她的儿子被关进了达府监狱，而他们原来的家则被废弃了。

与此同时，这处房产陷入了止赎程序。在法律执行部门介入之前，一家银行已经收回了房产。最终，这栋房子被拍卖，卖给了新的业主。

然而，没有人发现蚊帐下面是什么。

新房主回来后，楼下的床才引起了人们的注意。打开床罩后，人们发现下面躺着一具干枯的人类骸骨。这一发现让斯里万成为警方调查的焦点，而此时距离邻居们最后一次见到她已经过去了数年。

法医鉴定或许能确认失踪的93岁老人身份，警方也将借此重建从失踪到拍卖的时间线。

法医鉴定将确定死者是否为失踪的93岁老店主。鉴定结果还可能揭示她的死亡时间和死因。与此同时，湄平警方正在努力还原这家老店昔日的风貌。

他们的调查涵盖了从斯里万失踪到她儿子入狱以及随后的房屋止赎，还包括8月6日的拍卖和9月15日的发现。

多年来，居民们一直以为这位年迈的房主已经离开塔杜埃去和亲戚一起生活了。然而，她那间老店仍然紧闭着门，坐落在熙熙攘攘的市场旁，里面堆满了她的物品。

家具还留在屋内。个人物品散落在整栋楼里。楼下床上的蚊帐下，埋藏着人类的骸骨，等待着被发现。

警方在洛坤府发现一具尸体，死因不明，随后展开对一名DJ的追捕。

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