Doesn’t Realise He is Being Recorded on CCTV. True Crime Documentary

Welcome to another episode of "Crimes  Anatomy." Today, we visit Thailand, Nonthaburi, just 20 kilometers outside the capital. It's  a city that lies along the Chao Phraya River, it boasts vibrant markets and malls, fruit  orchards, ancient temples, and delicious riverside cuisine. Its people are known for  their hospitality, friendliness, and charm. But that’s also what makes this  true crime story so shocking, this is the story of a husband's dark secret. February 19th, 2024, a friend reaches

out on social media, desperately seeking help to find  Chonlada Muthuwong, also known as "Noon." She was very active on social media, such as Instagram,  and Facebook, regularly posting updates. It was unlike her to go quiet on all platforms,  she was last known to be online at 3 am. On the day she went missing, she wore a black  and white dress, and she celebrated her husband's birthday with friends in Bangkok. After the party  ended around 1 a.m., Noon, her 33-year-old husband Sirichai Rakthon

g. also known as 'Toy',  and their 2-year-old daughter headed back home to Nonthaburi in their white BMW sedan. Meanwhile, as the sun rose over Nonthaburi, Noon's husband, Toy, arrived at the Pak  Kret Police Station with their daughter in his arms... to file a missing persons report. He looked anxious and desperate, as he recounted a violent quarrel between him and Noon that had  unfolded in the early hours of Sunday morning, According to Toy, Noon had abruptly flung open  the car door along Kh

long Prapa Road and leaped out. Frantically, he halted the vehicle,  retrieved her, and resumed their journey. Yet, their argument continued as Noon, once again  fled the car near their residence, and darted across the road, before disappearing into a cab. Toy disclosed that Noon's GPS signal had last pinged in Chachoengsao province, around  150 kilometers, or 90 miles from their home in Nonthaburi. He admitted they had  an argument, and at one point their heated exchange turned physical. Howeve

r,  Noon had left of her own accord. With a heavy heart, he returned to the police  station later in the evening, clutching his daughter tightly, hoping for any glimmer of  hope or news from the authorities. However, his anguish was soon compounded as he found  himself surrounded by a swarm of reporters, hungry for every morsel of information. In a candid interview with the press, Toy spoke of his desperate attempts to reach  Noon, lamenting his role as the perpetual apologist in their tumultuou

s relationship. He  begged her to return, stressing her 2-year-old daughter needs her, and reminding her of her  motherly responsibilities. Across Thailand, hearts swelled with sympathy for this grieving  father left to care for his toddler alone. But amid the outpouring of support, skepticism simmered beneath the surface. Not  everyone was convinced by Toy's narrative. Noon's mother, Pen, expressed her bewilderment at  the lack of urgency displayed by Noon's husband, Toy, in actively searching

for her following  her disappearance. She recounted to both the police and news reporters her unease at  Toy suggesting that Noon might not return, hinting at the possibility of her moving on. Despite Toy's assurances to Pen that he would continue his search efforts, she couldn't  shake off her distrust toward her son-in-law. Pen further divulged disturbing details  about Toy's history of violence toward Noon, shedding light on the darker side in  their relationship. She revealed that three year

s prior, Noon had filed a police  complaint against Toy for assaulting her. Shockingly, Pen uncovered from Noon's friends  that this was not an isolated incident; Toy had subjected Noon to multiple acts of  violence, including instances of choking and placing his foot on her face. Learning of Toy's  abusive behavior shattered Pen's faith in him. Faced with the grim reality of  her daughter's troubling marriage, Pen took decisive action to protect her  granddaughter. With the assistance of the po

lice, she removed the child from the custody of her  son-in-law, fearing for her safety in his care. Pen's revelations painted a starkly different  portrait of Toy than the idyllic image presented on social media. Despite the façade of a  happy young family with a lavish lifestyle, the truth behind closed doors was far darker.  While Toy may have showered Noon with gifts and gestures of affection online, the reality of their  relationship was marred by violence and fear. Shortly thereafter, the

authorities at Rapong  Pai in Prachinburi province received a chilling report: a human body had been found burned in a  deserted rubber plantation. This grim discovery eerily aligned with Noon's last known GPS signal. On February 20th, 2024, police went to the rubber plantation in Prachin Buri, where they  discovered the charred remains of a human being. The body had been subjected to such  intense heat that it was barely recognizable. Yet, amidst the devastation, the police stumbled  upon vital

clues confirming the victim's identity. Noon's personal belongings, including her bracelet  and gold ring, were discovered at the scene, alongside a burnt suitcase. Subsequent DNA  analysis definitively linked the remains to Noon. With the obvious mounting evidence, and Noon's  parents' and friends' dismissal of Toy's version of events... Toy appeared more as the prime  suspect in a chilling and unbelievable twist. As the news of this unfolded, a TV  news station released CCTV footage that chil

lingly recounted the final hours leading  up to Noon's death, exposing Toy's deceit. Noon’s Final Hours: After celebrating Toy's birthday at a restaurant in Bangkok, Noon  expressed her gratitude on Facebook to those who attended. According to reports, the couple  departed the restaurant on Ramintra Expressway at 1 am on Sunday, both visibly intoxicated. However, despite the short distance of only 20 kilometers (or 12 miles)  between Bangkok and Nonthaburi, CCTV footage revealed that their 30-mi

nute  trip stretched into an hour-and-a-half journey. Why did Toy spend an extra hour driving home? At 1:50 am, the footage captured Toy abruptly pulling over their white BMW and dragging  Noon to the sidewalk, where he launched a vicious assault. He repeatedly kicked and  stomped on her head for nearly 10 minutes. Despite Noon's attempts to flee, Toy  relentlessly pursued and continued his onslaught. In a disturbing turn of events,  Toy retrieved what appeared to be a brick and mercilessly stru

ck Noon multiple times. Later footage showed Toy returning to his car to retrieve their toddler, who witnessed  the brutality inflicted upon her mother. During this ordeal, a passerby walked by,  oblivious to the violence unfolding before them. In an interview later, the passerby confessed to  assuming it was merely a father tending to his intoxicated wife while caring for their child. Once the passerby had left, Toy returned their daughter to the safety of the car before  callously dragging Noo

n, now unconscious, back into the vehicle. Despite her still  appearing alive, police suspicions mounted that Toy continued his assault upon reaching  home, resulting in Noon's tragic demise. Subsequent investigations uncovered a chilling  trail of blood evidence at both the roadside and their residence, corroborating  the brutal events that transpired. As the interrogation intensified later that  evening, the husband reportedly broke down. Confronted with damning evidence, he confessed  to the

heinous murder of his young wife, admitting to his earlier lies. Reviewing Additional CCTV footage recorded at 9:20 am on February 19th , 2024,  investigators made a disturbing discovery. The footage captured Toy leaving in his BMW with  a suitcase placed on the front passenger seat, concealed beneath what appears to be a towel. This grisly revelation suggested that he had transported Noon's body with him to the police  station, where he reported her missing. He then made his way to the rubber p

lantation, where  Noon's remains were eventually found. Before reaching the plantation, he made a detour to a gas  station, where he purchased two gallons of fuel. According to Toy's harrowing account, he spent  an hour beside his wife's body in the remote plantation, begging her spirit for forgiveness  for his violent wrongdoings. He then doused her remains in petrol and set them ablaze, all while  his two-year-old daughter remained by his side, unwitting witness to the horrors  unfolding befor

e her young eyes. Toy recounted a fateful night marred by heavy  drinking and escalating tensions, ending in a fatal disagreement. He revealed to officers  that he was driven to violence by references to his ex-girlfriend and mounting financial woes. He said the confrontation spiraled out of control, leading to Noon's tragic passing  in a fit of rage. According to Toy, he remained unaware of Noon's death until an  hour after the violent assault, when she became unresponsive at their three-story

residence. At no point did he take direct responsibility or show any genuine remorse for what he did to his  wife, the mother of their two-year-old daughter. When asked about how his daughter felt during and  after his fit of rage, Toy had nothing to say. The post-mortem examination revealed that  Noon's skull was severely damaged. She had cracks in her cheekbones to her eye socket,  nose bone, and the bone behind her ear, all on the right side. These cracks showed  that someone had hit her hard

with a blunt object. Noon's injuries told a story of violence  and pain. Even in death, she was speaking out, demanding justice for the harm inflicted upon her. Noon probably sustained these injuries during the brutal assault captured on CCTV.  Subsequently, according to Toy's admission, he further assaulted her at home. If he  truly felt any remorse for his actions, why didn't he take her to the hospital  after losing control the first time?" Why did he cast a shadow on her  character by sugge

sting she ran away, neglecting her child? It seems that Toy's  only concern was his own well-being, and covering up the despicable crime that he  committed in front of his two-year-old daughter. Toy is presently detained in Nonthaburi Provincial  Prison as he awaits his court proceedings. He is on a watchlist and is among other offenders  who have carried out horrendous crimes. In the aftermath of Noon's tragic death,  her friends and family were consumed by anger and sorrow. They couldn't compr

ehend  how Toy, her husband, could show no remorse after admitting to her murder. To them, he  deserved the harshest punishment possible. The pain was compounded by the knowledge that  Noon had endured frequent domestic violence at Toy's hands yet had struggled to break free from  the cycle of abuse. Sadly, this pattern is all too common among domestic violence victims. Research indicates that survivors often find it incredibly challenging to leave abusive  relationships. It can take an average

of about seven attempts before a survivor can permanently  free themselves from the grip of their abuser. Noon's story served as a stark reminder of the  complexities and obstacles faced by victims of domestic violence. It underscored the urgent need  for greater awareness, support, and resources to empower survivors and break the cycle of abuse. If you or anyone you know is a victim of domestic violence, irrespective of gender, we implore you  to please seek help and not suffer in silence. If y

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