A Cambodian Killed in Thai Territory

Friday, October 31, 2008

Thai-Cambodian Border: At least a Khmer worker was murdered in Kork Tyong district, Thailand, said Ou Chrov district deputy police chief on Wednesday. Khmer police went into Thai territory to check the corpse, which was found on Tuesday, identifying the dead man as Soy Khoy, 33, was a Cambodian work in Thailand. His throat was slit, head was broken, and his right hand and ears were cut. The victim’s wife lives with their six kids in Samarky commune, Stoung district, Kampongthom province. Police concluded that he was attacked by an escaped worker after they had had argument.

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