Turkish arsonist arrested. His Thai girlfriend hired him to destroy evidence at her former workplace

September 29, 2026 at 9:43 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Thailand

Bangkok police have smashed a ฿10,000 arson-for-hire plot allegedly aimed at destroying evidence of suspected embezzlement exceeding ฿10 million. Turkish national Emres Badas, 31, allegedly broke into San Tech Centre in Bang Khae before torching filing cabinets containing key financial records. The blaze destroyed 90% of the premises. Police traced him through CCTV and a rented Honda Scoopy before his arrest led them to former sales manager Chanoknan, 40. Investigators say she ordered the fire after a ฿600,000 discrepancy widened into a ten-year probe uncovering suspected losses exceeding ฿10 million.

Turkish man Emres Badas, 31, is arrested over a ฿10,000 arson plot to destroy records linked to suspected embezzlement exceeding ฿10 million. ( Source: Matichon )

Bangkok police have arrested a Turkish man and his former Thai girlfriend over an arson attack on a company office. Investigators say the fire targeted records linked to suspected embezzlement exceeding ฿10 million. Turkish national Emres Badas, 31, was arrested at a condominium in the Din Daeng-Ratchaprarop area. His former girlfriend, Chanoknan, known as “Wan”, 40, was later arrested outside her Nong Khaem home.

Police say Mr Badas was hired for ฿10,000 to burn documents inside San Tech Centre Co Ltd. Ms Chanoknan previously worked as the company’s sales manager. At the time, company executives were examining suspected financial irregularities involving her. The records from that inquiry were stored inside filing cabinets at the company’s Bangkok premises.

The fire began at 2.49 am on September 25 at the company’s offices in Bang Khae. The business occupied two connected units in the Sampeng 2 development. Its three-and-a-half-storey premises contained offices across the first three floors. Flames started on the ground floor before spreading upwards through the building.

Fire destroys 90% of Bangkok company as forensic officers find two ignition points and smell petrol

Furniture, office equipment and documents fed the fire as it spread. As a result, approximately 90% of the premises was damaged. No injuries or deaths were reported. Afterwards, police and forensic officers entered the badly damaged property to establish the cause.

Their findings quickly turned attention towards deliberate arson. Investigators identified two separate starting points inside filing cabinets on the ground floor. Notably, neither location had electrical sockets or switches nearby. Officers also reported a strong smell of petrol around the cabinets.

That evidence prompted police to investigate the blaze as a deliberate attack. More importantly, the location of the fires immediately raised questions about what had been targeted. Both cabinets contained records concerning Ms Chanoknan and the company’s internal financial investigation.

Company executive Sanya told investigators that San Tech Centre employs about 50 people. The company operates in the wastewater treatment tank business. Separately, it maintains a manufacturing plant in Samut Sakhon. Its Bang Khae offices, however, held documents concerning the disputed company accounts.

Company’s ฿600,000 loss probe widens above ฿10 million before key financial records are targeted

Executives suspected Ms Chanoknan of manipulating sales information submitted to company accountants. They also suspected company funds had been diverted. Initially, the business discovered losses exceeding ฿600,000. Company representatives then filed a complaint with Phetkasem Police Station.

Ms Chanoknan subsequently agreed to repay ฿600,000. Yet the repayment did not end the company’s examination. Instead, executives widened their review into earlier transactions and company records. Eventually, the inquiry stretched across approximately ten years of financial activity.

Police say that the expanded review identified suspected losses exceeding ฿10 million. In response, executives began assembling supporting records for further action. Those documents were stored inside filing cabinets at the Bang Khae offices. Days later, those cabinets became the suspected starting points of the fire.

Investigators then turned to CCTV footage from around the property. Cameras showed a foreign man arriving on a pink-and-white Honda Scoopy motorcycle. At the same time, the rider had taken extensive measures to conceal his identity. He wore a full-face motorcycle helmet and a face mask.

CCTV captures masked foreign rider before police trace rented Honda Scoopy motorcycle to Turkish suspect

Footage reportedly showed the man approaching the locked company premises. The entrance was secured with a padlock. When access failed, police say the intruder cut through the lock. He then entered the building during the early hours.

Investigators next concentrated on the distinctive motorcycle shown in the footage. That line of inquiry produced an important breakthrough. Police traced the Honda Scoopy to a motorcycle rental business in Bangkok’s Thong Lor area. Rental records subsequently led them to Mr Badas.

Police said the Turkish national rented the motorcycle for ฿200 per day. He paid ฿600 in total. Records covered the period from September 22 through September 24. Crucially, the motorcycle was returned on September 25 after the company premises had burned.

Police then established Mr Badas’s whereabouts and sought judicial approval for his arrest. On September 26, the Thonburi Criminal Court issued arrest warrant No. 1237/2569. The warrant covered a charge of setting fire to property. Officers later arrested Mr Badas at his Bangkok condominium.

During questioning, police say Mr Badas confessed to carrying out the attack. More significantly, investigators say he identified his former girlfriend as the person who arranged it. That account immediately widened the case beyond the man captured on CCTV.

Turkish suspect implicates former Thai girlfriend after arrest over deliberate Bangkok office fire

Mr Badas and Ms Chanoknan had previously been romantically involved, according to police. Their relationship had ended approximately two months before the fire. Even so, Mr Badas reportedly told investigators that he remained strongly attached to his former girlfriend.

According to investigators, Ms Chanoknan contacted him about her dispute with her former employer. She reportedly said the company was pursuing her over more than ฿10 million. She also told him that she had already repaid ฿600,000.

The company, however, continued examining older transactions and gathering records. Police say Ms Chanoknan then asked her former boyfriend to burn the company premises. The reported price for the job was ฿10,000.

The operation involved preparations stretching across several days, according to the police account. First, investigators say Ms Chanoknan transferred ฿1,000 to Mr Badas. Later, she transferred another ฿5,000. Police then traced what they described as preparations for the attack.

As part of this, Mr Badas travelled by taxi to Bang Khae approximately two days before the fire. Police say he went there to inspect the premises. That reconnaissance gave him an opportunity to examine the location before returning for the attack.

Police say ฿10,000 arson plot followed payments, reconnaissance and inspection of Bangkok premises

On another front, Mr Badas later met Ms Chanoknan at a shopping centre in Sukhumvit Soi 22. During that meeting, she allegedly gave him a spare key to the company premises. However, police say she was uncertain whether the locks had been changed.

She therefore allegedly instructed him to obtain bolt cutters as a precaution. Mr Badas subsequently bought the cutters from a hardware shop. Meanwhile, he rented the pink-and-white Honda Scoopy later identified through CCTV and rental records.

Before travelling to Bang Khae, Mr Badas filled the motorcycle with petrol. According to investigators, some fuel was then siphoned into two 1.5-litre water bottles. Those bottles were subsequently carried to the company premises.

Mr Badas arrived during the early hours of September 25, police say. Initially, he tried the spare key allegedly supplied by Ms Chanoknan. It failed to open the premises. He then used the bolt cutters to cut through the padlock.

Once inside, police say Mr Badas moved towards the filing cabinets holding the disputed financial records. Investigators say he poured petrol into the cabinets. He then set the fuel alight before leaving the building.

Spare key fails before bolt cutters open premises and petrol is poured over disputed company records

Forensic officers later identified two separate fire origins inside those cabinets. By then, however, the flames had spread beyond the targeted records. Fire tore across the ground floor and moved upwards through the building.

Office furniture, equipment and paper documents added fuel to the blaze. Consequently, around 90% of the premises suffered damage. Despite the scale of destruction, no casualties were reported.

Mr Badas later told investigators that he had not intended to destroy the entire property. According to police, he became concerned somebody might be sleeping inside. He therefore claimed he deliberately targeted the filing cabinets rather than the whole building.

Nevertheless, the fire spread extensively after he left. It caused heavy damage across most of the company premises. Meanwhile, investigators began assembling a trail that led from the burned cabinets to the rented motorcycle.

The Honda Scoopy proved especially important. Police connected the motorcycle seen on CCTV with the Thong Lor rental business. The rental documentation then connected it with Mr Badas. Its return after the fire added another point to the timeline.

Fire spreads through 90% of premises as rented motorcycle provides police with key evidence trail

In parallel, forensic investigators were examining the suspected origins of the blaze. They found two starting points rather than one accidental source. Both were located inside cabinets holding records from the company’s financial inquiry.

The absence of nearby electrical equipment also drew investigators’ attention. Additionally, officers reported smelling petrol. Those findings supported the decision to pursue an arson investigation rather than an accidental-fire inquiry.

After Mr Badas was arrested, his account supplied police with further details. He reportedly described the reconnaissance journey and meeting in Sukhumvit Soi 22. He also described the spare key, bolt cutters and petrol bottles.

His statement, moreover, directly implicated Ms Chanoknan. Investigators then sought a second warrant from the Thonburi Criminal Court. Warrant No. 1239/2569 was issued on September 28.

Police subsequently arrested Ms Chanoknan outside her residence on Liap Khlong Phasi Charoen Nuea Road. The property is in Bangkok’s Nong Khaem district. She faces a charge concerning procuring or instructing another person to commit arson.

Forensic evidence and Turkish suspect’s account lead police to arrest former girlfriend in Nong Khaem

Police say Ms Chanoknan also confessed during questioning. According to investigators, she admitted arranging the attack to destroy documents connected with the financial case. Police reports also said she admitted diverting company money for personal expenditure.

Investigators said some of that money was spent on extensive cosmetic surgery. The suspected embezzlement, however, remains a separate part of the wider investigation. Those financial accusations concern company transactions stretching back approximately ten years.

Company executives accuse their former sales manager of manipulating sales information provided to accountants. They further claim company funds were diverted over an extended period. The original discovery involved losses exceeding ฿600,000, according to police.

That finding led the company to file its initial complaint at Phetkasem Police Station. Ms Chanoknan later repaid ฿600,000. Rather than close the matter, executives extended their review into older company records.

Over time, the examination expanded across approximately a decade of accounts. Police say the company eventually identified suspected losses exceeding ฿10 million. Executives then assembled supporting documents for possible further proceedings.

Police say former sales manager confessed as decade-long review found suspected losses above ฿10 million

Those documents were placed inside filing cabinets at the Bang Khae premises. Their location became central after the September 25 blaze. Forensic investigators subsequently identified those cabinets as the two suspected origins of the fire.

Police have since reconstructed a detailed sequence preceding the attack. The evidence cited includes CCTV footage, motorcycle rental records and forensic findings. Investigators also traced several preparations allegedly made before the fire.

Among them was the taxi journey to inspect the premises approximately two days earlier. Another was the meeting in Sukhumvit Soi 22. Police say Ms Chanoknan supplied a spare key during that meeting.

Because the locks might have changed, bolt cutters were also obtained. Mr Badas then rented the motorcycle, which was later captured on CCTV. Finally, investigators say petrol was siphoned into two 1.5-litre bottles before the attack.

The spare key ultimately failed when Mr Badas reached the premises, according to police. He then allegedly cut through the padlock. Inside, he went towards the cabinets holding documents connected with the financial dispute.

Police reconstruct arson preparations from reconnaissance and spare key to bolt cutters and petrol

Police say petrol was poured into the cabinets before two fires were started. The intruder then fled. Within a short period, however, flames had spread throughout much of the building.

The police response moved quickly from forensic examination to identifying a suspect. The fire started at 2.49 am on September 25. By September 26, investigators had secured the first court warrant.

Officers then arrested Mr Badas at his condominium in the Din Daeng-Ratchaprarop area. His questioning opened another phase of the investigation. Two days later, police obtained the warrant for Ms Chanoknan.

By September 28, both suspects were under arrest. Police publicly disclosed details of the case on September 29. The pair were then handed over to investigators for further legal proceedings.

Police Colonel Pramote Chanboonkaew, Superintendent of Phetkasem Police Station, led the investigation with senior station officers while Police Lieutenant Colonel Warongkorn Khajornboonyawat, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation, was also involved. At the same time, Police Lieutenant Colonel Thawatchai Thipwong, Chief of Investigation, played a key role in the operation.

Police secure two arrest warrants within three days as investigation moves rapidly after Bangkok fire

The case now contains two connected but distinct strands. One concerns the deliberate burning of the Bang Khae company premises. The other concerns suspected financial losses exceeding ฿10 million across approximately a decade.

For the arson inquiry, police have cited a detailed trail of physical and documentary evidence. CCTV captured a disguised foreign man and a distinctive motorcycle. Investigators then traced that motorcycle to the Thong Lor rental business.

From there, rental records led police to Mr Badas. His arrest subsequently led investigators to his former girlfriend. At the same time, forensic officers identified petrol and two separate fire origins inside the targeted cabinets.

Police also traced the alleged reconnaissance journey, spare key and bolt cutters. Investigators identified two bottles allegedly used to carry petrol. They also cited financial transfers made before the attack.

The reported payment for the arson was ฿10,000. The target, police say, was documentary evidence connected with suspected losses exceeding ฿10 million. The resulting blaze damaged approximately 90% of the company premises.

Yet nobody was killed or injured. Within four days of the fire, police had arrested both suspects. The arson proceedings and underlying financial investigation are continuing separately.

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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29日晚上9点43分

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

犯罪、生活、泰国

曼谷警方破获了一起雇凶纵火案，涉案金额为1万泰铢，据称目的是销毁涉嫌挪用公款超过1000万泰铢的证据。31岁的土耳其籍男子埃姆雷斯·巴达斯(Emres Badas)涉嫌闯入位于邦凯(Bang Khae)的San Tech Center，纵火焚烧了存放关键财务记录的文件柜。大火烧毁了该中心90%的建筑。警方通过监控录像和一辆租来的本田Scoopy追踪到巴达斯，最终将其逮捕，并抓获了40岁的前销售经理查诺克南(Chanoknan)。调查人员称，查诺克南在60万泰铢的账目差错引发长达十年的调查后，指使他人纵火，最终揭露了涉嫌超过1000万泰铢的损失。

31岁的土耳其男子埃姆雷斯·巴达斯因涉嫌参与一起1万泰铢的纵火阴谋而被捕，该阴谋旨在销毁与涉嫌挪用公款超过1000万泰铢的案件相关的记录。（来源：Matichon）

曼谷警方逮捕了一名土耳其男子及其前泰国女友，他们涉嫌纵火焚烧一家公司办公室。调查人员称，纵火目标是与涉嫌挪用公款超过1000万泰铢有关的记录。31岁的土耳其籍男子埃姆雷斯·巴达斯（Emres Badas）在丁登-拉差帕拉洛（Din Daeng-Ratchaprarop）地区的一处公寓被捕。他的前女友，40岁的查诺克南（Chanoknan，昵称“万”），随后在其位于农坎（Nong Khaem）的住所外被捕。

警方称，巴达斯先生受雇以1万泰铢的价格销毁了San Tech Center Co Ltd.公司内部的文件。查诺克南女士此前是该公司的销售经理。当时，公司高管正在调查她涉嫌的财务违规行为。相关调查记录被存放在该公司曼谷办公场所的档案柜中。

9月25日凌晨2点49分，位于邦凯（Bang Khae）的该公司办公楼发生火灾。该公司占据了Sampeng 2开发项目中两栋相连的单元。其三层半的建筑，前三层均为办公区域。火势从底层开始蔓延，随后迅速向上烧毁整栋建筑。

曼谷一家公司遭遇火灾，90%的厂房被毁，法医人员发现两处起火点并闻到汽油味。

家具、办公设备和文件助长了火势蔓延。结果，约90%的房屋遭到损毁。所幸无人伤亡。事后，警方和法医人员进入损毁严重的房屋，调查起火原因。

他们的调查结果很快将注意力转向了蓄意纵火。调查人员在一楼的档案柜内发现了两个不同的纵火点。值得注意的是，这两个位置附近都没有电源插座或开关。警员还报告说，档案柜周围散发出浓烈的汽油味。

这些证据促使警方将这起火灾作为蓄意袭击展开调查。更重要的是，火灾地点立即引发了人们对袭击目标的疑问。两个柜子里都存放着与查诺克南女士以及公司内部财务调查相关的记录。

公司高管桑亚告诉调查人员，San Tech Center公司雇佣了约50名员工。该公司主要从事废水处理罐业务。此外，该公司在沙没沙空府还拥有一家制造工厂。然而，其位于邦凯的办公室却持有与该公司存在争议的账目相关的文档。

公司损失调查范围扩大至1000万泰铢以上，关键财务记录成为调查目标。

公司高管怀疑查诺克南女士篡改了提交给公司会计的销售信息，并怀疑公司资金被挪用。最初，公司发现损失超过60万泰铢。随后，公司代表向碧甲盛警察局报案。

随后，查诺克南女士同意偿还60万泰铢。然而，这笔还款并未结束公司的调查。相反，高管们将审查范围扩大到更早的交易和公司记录。最终，调查涵盖了近十年的财务活动。

警方称，扩大审查范围后发现疑似损失超过1000万泰铢。为此，公司高管开始收集相关文件以备后续行动。这些文件被存放在邦凯办公室的档案柜中。几天后，这些档案柜被怀疑是火灾的起火点。

调查人员随后调取了房屋周围的监控录像。录像显示，一名外国男子骑着一辆粉白相间的本田Scoopy摩托车抵达现场。同时，该男子采取了诸多措施来掩盖自己的身份。他戴着全盔和面罩。

监控录像拍到一名蒙面外国骑手，警方随后追踪到这辆租来的本田Scoopy摩托车属于一名土耳其嫌疑人。

监控录像显示，该男子接近了上锁的公司大楼。入口处上了挂锁。警方称，在无法打开后，入侵者剪断了锁。随后，他在凌晨时分进入了大楼。

调查人员随后将注意力集中在监控录像中出现的那辆独特的摩托车上。这条线索取得了重大突破。警方追踪到这辆本田Scoopy摩托车属于曼谷通罗区的一家摩托车租赁公司。租赁记录最终将他们引向了巴达斯先生。

警方称，这名土耳其籍男子以每天200泰铢的价格租用了这辆摩托车，总共支付了600泰铢。记录显示，租用时间为9月22日至24日。值得注意的是，在公司厂房被烧毁后，这辆摩托车于9月25日归还。

警方随后确定了巴达斯先生的下落，并向法院申请逮捕令。9月26日，吞武里刑事法院签发了第1237/2569号逮捕令，指控其纵火焚烧财物。警方随后在巴达斯先生位于曼谷的公寓将其逮捕。

警方称，在审讯过程中，巴达斯先生承认实施了袭击。更重要的是，调查人员表示，他指认其前女友是幕后策划者。这一供述立即将案件范围扩大到监控录像中出现的男子之外。

一名土耳其嫌犯因故意纵火焚烧曼谷办公室而被捕，并在被捕后供认其前泰国女友涉案。

据警方称，巴达斯先生和查诺克南女士此前曾是恋人关系。他们的关系在火灾发生前大约两个月结束。尽管如此，据报道，巴达斯先生告诉调查人员，他仍然对前女友念念不忘。

据调查人员称，查诺克南女士就她与前雇主的纠纷联系了他。据称，她说该公司正在追讨超过1000万泰铢的款项。她还告诉他，她已经偿还了60万泰铢。

然而，该公司继续调查过往交易并收集记录。警方称，查诺克南女士随后要求其前男友纵火焚烧公司房产。据报道，此次纵火的报酬为1万泰铢。

根据警方的说法，此次行动的准备工作持续了数天。调查人员称，查诺克南女士首先向巴达斯先生转账1000泰铢，之后又转账5000泰铢。警方随后追踪到了他们所称的袭击准备过程。

为此，巴达斯先生在火灾发生前大约两天乘出租车前往邦凯。警方称，他去那里是为了勘察现场。这次侦察让他有机会在发动袭击前勘察地形。

警方称，这起耗资1万泰铢的纵火阴谋是在支付款项、侦察和检查曼谷房产之后发生的。

另一方面，巴达斯先生后来在素坤逸路22巷的一家购物中心与查诺克南女士会面。据称，会面期间，她给了他一把公司办公楼的备用钥匙。然而，警方表示，她并不确定锁是否已被更换。

因此，据称她指示他准备一把断线钳以防万一。巴达斯先生随后从一家五金店购买了断线钳。与此同时，他租了一辆粉白相间的本田Scoopy，这辆车后来通过监控录像和租赁记录被确认。

巴达斯先生在前往邦凯之前，给摩托车加满了汽油。据调查人员称，之后他将部分汽油抽取到两个1.5升的矿泉水瓶中。随后，这两个瓶子被带到了公司。

警方称，巴达斯先生于9月25日凌晨抵达现场。起初，他尝试使用据称由查诺克南女士提供的备用钥匙，但未能打开房门。随后，他用断线钳剪断了挂锁。

警方称，巴达斯先生进入大楼后，径直走向存放有争议财务记录的档案柜。调查人员表示，他将汽油倒入档案柜，然后点燃，之后离开了大楼。

备用钥匙在断线钳打开房屋前失效，汽油被泼洒在有争议的公司记录上。

法医人员随后在这些文件柜内发现了两处独立的起火点。然而，此时火势已蔓延至目标档案之外。大火席卷了底层，并向上蔓延至整栋建筑。

办公家具、设备和纸质文件都助长了火势。结果，约90%的办公场所遭到损毁。尽管损失惨重，但没有人员伤亡报告。

巴达斯先生后来告诉调查人员，他并非有意摧毁整栋建筑。据警方称，他担心里面可能有人睡觉。因此，他声称自己是故意针对文件柜而非整栋建筑下手的。

然而，他离开后，火势迅速蔓延，公司大部分区域都遭受了严重损毁。与此同时，调查人员开始梳理从烧毁的橱柜到租用摩托车的线索。

这辆本田Scoopy摩托车尤其关键。警方将监控录像中出现的这辆摩托车与通罗区的一家租赁公司联系起来。租赁文件又将这辆车与巴达斯先生联系起来。火灾后这辆车的归还为案件时间线增添了又一​​个关键点。

火势蔓延至90%的房屋，而一辆租来的摩托车为警方提供了关键证据线索。

与此同时，法医调查人员正在调查火灾的疑似起火点。他们发现有两个起火点，而非单一的意外起火点。这两个起火点都位于存放公司财务调查记录的柜子内。

附近没有电器设备也引起了调查人员的注意。此外，警员报告闻到了汽油味。这些发现支持了以纵火罪而非意外火灾罪进行调查的决定。

巴达斯先生被捕后，他的供述为警方提供了更多细节。据报道，他描述了侦察路线以及在素坤逸路22巷的会面。他还描述了备用钥匙、断线钳和汽油瓶。

此外，他的供述直接牵连了查诺南女士。调查人员随后向吞武里刑事法院申请了第二份逮捕令。逮捕令编号1239/2569于9月28日签发。

警方随后在位于曼谷农坎区利亚孔帕西乍伦努亚路（Liap Khlong Phasi Charoen Nuea Road）的查诺克南女士住所外将其逮捕。她面临的指控是教唆或指使他人纵火。

法医证据和土耳其嫌疑人的供述促使警方在农卡姆逮捕了其前女友。

警方称，查诺克南女士在审讯中也承认了罪行。据调查人员称，她承认策划了这次袭击，目的是销毁与这起金融案件相关的文档。警方报告还指出，她承认挪用公司资金用于个人开支。

调查人员称，部分资金被用于大规模整容手术。然而，涉嫌挪用公款仍是更广泛调查中的另一个部分。这些财务指控涉及公司大约十年前的交易。

公司高管指控其前销售经理篡改提供给会计的销售信息，并声称公司资金在很长一段时间内被挪用。据警方称，最初发现的损失超过60万泰铢。

这一发现促使该公司向碧甲盛警察局报案。查诺克南女士后来偿还了60万泰铢。但公司高管并未就此罢休，而是将调查范围扩大到公司更早的记录。

随着时间的推移，调查范围扩大到近十年的账目。警方称，该公司最终确认了超过1000万泰铢的可疑损失。随后，公司高管收集了相关证明文件，以备日后可能采取进一步行动。

警方称，一名前销售经理供认不讳，一项长达十年的调查发现，涉嫌损失超过1000万泰铢。

这些文件被存放在邦凯办公楼的档案柜里。9月25日的大火之后，这些文件的位置变得至关重要。法医调查人员随后确认这两个档案柜是火灾的两个疑似起火点。

警方随后还原了袭击发生前的详细经过。证据包括监控录像、摩托车租赁记录和法医鉴定结果。调查人员还追踪到据称在纵火前进行的几项准备工作。

其中一次是大约两天前乘坐出租车前往现场勘察。另一次是在素坤逸路22巷的会面。警方称，查诺克南女士在那次会面中提供了一把备用钥匙。

由于锁具可能已被更换，他们还弄到了断线钳。巴达斯先生随后租了一辆摩托车，这辆摩托车后来被监控录像拍到。最后，调查人员称，在袭击发生前，有人将汽油抽入了两个1.5升的瓶子中。

据警方称，巴达斯先生到达现场后，备用钥匙最终无法使用。随后，他涉嫌剪断了挂锁。进入屋内后，他径直走向存放与财务纠纷相关文件的柜子。

警方根据侦察情况和备用钥匙，以及断线钳和汽油等物品，重现了纵火准备过程。

警方称，有人将汽油倒入橱柜，随后点燃了两处火源。入侵者随后逃离现场。然而，在很短的时间内，火势就蔓延至整栋建筑的大部分区域。

警方迅速展开行动，从法医鉴定到锁定嫌疑人。火灾发生在9月25日凌晨2点49分。到9月26日，调查人员已获得第一份搜查令。

随后，警方在丁登-拉差帕拉罗地区的巴达斯先生的公寓将其逮捕。对他的讯问开启了调查的下一阶段。两天后，警方获得了对查诺克南女士的逮捕令。

截至9月28日，两名嫌疑人均被逮捕。警方于9月29日公开了案件详情。随后，两人被移交给调查人员作进一步的法律程序处理。

佩卡森警察局局长普拉莫特·詹布恩凯警上校领导了此次调查，高级警官参与其中，调查副局长瓦隆功·卡琼布尼亚瓦警中校也参与了调查。同时，调查主管塔瓦猜·提普翁警中校在行动中发挥了关键作用。

曼谷火灾后，警方三天内取得两份逮捕令，调查进展迅速。

此案目前包含两条相互关联但又各自独立的线索。一条线索涉及蓄意纵火焚烧邦凯公司办公场所。另一条线索则涉及近十年间涉嫌超过1000万泰铢的经济损失。

警方在纵火案调查中列举了大量物证和书面证据。监控录像拍到一名伪装的外国男子和一辆特征鲜明的摩托车。调查人员随后追踪到这辆摩托车属于通罗区的一家租赁公司。

警方随后根据租赁记录锁定了巴达斯先生。逮捕他之后，调查人员又找到了他的前女友。与此同时，法医人员在目标橱柜内发现了汽油和两处不同的起火点。

警方还追踪到了嫌疑人的侦察路线、备用钥匙和断线钳。调查人员发现了两个据称用来装汽油的瓶子，并指出袭击发生前曾进行过一些资金转账。

据报道，纵火案的报酬为1万泰铢。警方称，纵火目标是与涉嫌超过1000万泰铢的损失相关的书面证据。火灾导致公司约90%的厂房被毁。

然而，无人伤亡。火灾发生后四天内，警方逮捕了两名嫌疑人。纵火案调查和相关的财务调查正在分别进行中。

一名33岁男子因母亲拒绝给他买一辆动力更强的车，在乌隆他尼纵火焚烧了自己的本田史酷比摩托车。

乌隆他尼警方正在追捕一名24岁女子遭电线勒死的凶手。该女子被发现赤身裸体，死于电线勒颈。

男子在乌隆他尼法院出庭受审，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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