Police in Thailand are investigating the murder of teenager Donhomla after finding scratch marks on suspect Carman's body that they believe indicate a struggle. The suspect denies killing her, claiming the injuries were caused by a spider. The victim's grieving family has demanded the harshest punishment as the investigation continues.
Police investigating the murder of a teenage girl in Thailand's Pattaya have questioned the prime suspect over scratch marks found on his body, while the victim's grieving family has demanded the harshest punishment.
Colonel Anek Srathongyoo, Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, told ABC that the suspect, Carman, had fingernail scratches across his body that appeared consistent with signs of a struggle. However, he has denied any involvement in the teenager's killing.
Suspect questioned over injuries
In a police-recorded video, investigators asked Carman about the visible scratch marks. He responded by claiming they were caused by a spider, saying, "I think it's a spider; they always get in here."
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