Australian Simon Peter Carman arrested after teen prostitute found dead in suitcase

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Australian man Simon Peter Carman arrested after teen found dead in suitcase In a video taken while he was in custody, Mr Carman speaks to the camera saying he felt “very bad”. Local Thai media is reporting the arrest of Simon Peter Carman who was arrested at Bangkok Airport on Friday evening while allegedly attempting to purchase a ticket to Perth. The 45-year-old was arrested after the alleged discovery of a 17-year-old girl inside a suitcase in Pattaya. The body of 17-year-old "Nong Cake" has been found after she was allegedly murdered and stuffed into a suitcase, which was then dumped in a wooded area beside a railway line. Police in Pattaya coordinated with Immigration Bureau officers to arrest an Australian man at the airport before he could flee the country. Read the full story in the comments.

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2 +1 Sonnyday 2 weeks ago

he has done it many times before

0 +1 ubi 2 weeks ago

Simon Peter Carman, a 45-year-old Australian man,
has been charged in Thailand after the body of a
17-year-old Thai girl, Tunchanok Donhomla, was discovered stuffed inside a suitcase.

Local authorities used a comprehensive network of surveillance cameras to
track Carman’s casual public routines, leading to his arrest at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport

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Timeline of the Incident
• Early Thursday Morning: CCTV footage from a Pattaya condominium complex captured Carman and Donhomla entering the building together hand-in-hand around 3:34 AM.

• Thursday Daytime: Investigators allege that after killing the teenager, Carman went about his normal routine, which included shopping, eating out, doing his laundry, and chatting with neighbours while her body remained in his room.

• Thursday Night: Around 9:30 PM, security footage showed Carman leaving through a back door carrying a large black suitcase. He strapped the bag onto a rented motor scooter and drove away.

• The Disposal: Footage tracked him heading toward a railway line. He vanished from camera view for nine minutes in an area with a blind spot before returning to his accommodation without the suitcase.

• Friday Afternoon: The victim's friends reported her missing after failing to reach her for over 24 hours. Pattaya police rapidly reviewed the building's CCTV and flagged Carman to immigration authorities.

• Saturday Early Hours: Carman was intercepted at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 1:15 AM just minutes before boarding a flight to Perth, Australia. At 1:30 AM, police located the discarded suitcase in a patch of thick grass near the railway tracks.

Evidence and Legal Status

The victim's body showed signs of a severe physical assault and heavy facial bruising.
When questioned by investigators regarding visible fingernail scratches on his neck and upper body,
Carman initially claimed they were from a spider bite.

Carman later claimed to police that the teenager had threatened him with a knife during a financial dispute, and that he

ad strangled her in self-defence. He has been formally charged with four major offences:

1. Murder
2. Concealment, destruction, or moving of a corpse
3. Taking a minor for indecent or sexual purposes

He is currently being held at Pattaya Prison.
If convicted under Thai law, he faces either life imprisonment or the death penalty.

2 +1 ubi 2 weeks ago

Latest:

Simon Peter Carman's claims of
self-defence and his
changing alibis have been
closely detailed by investigators following his arrest.

Shift in Alibi
• Initial Claim: According to Pattaya City Police, Carman initially denied any knowledge of the crime.
He told investigators that Tunchanok Donhomla simply "disappeared from the room" while he was asleep and completely unaware of anything.

• The Self-Defence Claim: Once confronted with CCTV evidence showing him dragging a heavy suitcase out of the room,
Carman altered his narrative.
He claimed that the teenager had pulled a knife on him after an argument broke out over money.
He alleged that he reacted in self-defence, grabbing her neck with one hand while trying to wrestle the knife away with the other.

Custody Statements and Explanations

• "Out of My Control": While in police custody,
Carman spoke directly to a camera to deliver a message to the victim's family, saying:
"I feel bad for what happened to your daughter. It was out of my control. I know you'll be very sad, upset; same-same me."
He also added,
"Please tell other girls... just to be careful."

• The Scratch Marks:
When reporters and police quizzed Carman about prominent fingernail scratches visible across his face, neck, and arms, he
denied they were from a struggle.
He claimed, "I think it's a spider; they always get in here."

Police Response to Claims

Pattaya City Police Station Superintendent, Colonel Anek Sarathongyu, stated that
while the suspect can claim self-defence,
the physical evidence contradicts a simple accident or defensive struggle.

Investigators noted that the victim's face showed signs of
severe assault, including heavy bruising, swelling, and bleeding,
before her body was folded into the suitcase.

Carman remains in maximum security detention at Pattaya Prison as the case moves toward trial.

2 +1 ubi 2 weeks ago

Case Details

• The Victim: Thanchanok Donhomla (reported in some media variants as Tunchanok Donhomla or Tunan Don Humla), a 17-year-old Thai girl.

• The Suspect: Simon Peter Carman (also identified as Peter Carman), a 45-year-old Australian national from Ballarat, Victoria, who has also lived south of Perth, Western Australia.

• Location: The crime allegedly took place inside a condominium or hotel room in the resort city of Pattaya, Thailand.

Timeline of Events

• The Sighting: CCTV footage from early Thursday morning showed Carman walking hand-in-hand with the teenager into a hotel.

• The Discovery: After friends reported her missing, police tracked Carman’s movements. CCTV allegedly caught him leaving the building with a large suitcase on a motorcycle. The victim’s beaten, naked body was later discovered hidden inside that suitcase, dumped near local railway tracks.

• The Arrest: Carman was intercepted by Thai Immigration officers on Friday evening while attempting to board a Jetstar flight to Perth.

0 +1 ubi 2 weeks ago

The Australian was not there on holiday .
He was a long term resident known in the area for a long period of time.

The Case and Allegations

• The Victim:
Thanchanok Donhomla, a 17-year-old Thai teenager.

• The Encounter:
Police allege Carman picked up the teenager from Jomtien Beach around 3:00 am on a Thursday.

• The Crime:
According to the official police report, they went back to his 15th-floor condominium room, where they agreed to engage in sexual services. Police allege Carman murdered her, stuffed her body into a suitcase, and used a motorbike to transport and dump the suitcase in long grass.

• The Arrest:
Carman was apprehended on Friday night at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport while trying to flee. The body was discovered hours later on Saturday.

• Official Charges:
He faces four severe charges: murder, concealment of a body, moving or destroying a body, and taking a minor for indecent acts.

• Defense:
Police Lieutenant-Colonel Kanonnan Suksri stated that Carman has denied the charges, claiming he acted in self-defence.

Expat's Life in Jomtien

• Neighbourhood Shock:
Local residents and neighbours at his condominium complex in Jomtien expressed absolute shock over the allegations.

• Daily Routine:
Highlighting his unremarkable daily life, acquaintances noted he "lived like a normal expat here," spending his time swimming, ordering food, and eating out.

• Unusual Habits:
A nearby worker mentioned that when Carman suffered from insomnia at night, he frequently went for long walks along the beach.

• Personality:
While neighbours described him as generally non-aggressive, they noted "everything about him was slow," though he occasionally recounted stories of getting angry with drunk people who caused disturbances in his building.

0 +1 L.X 2 weeks ago

@ubi If we want to read pages of AI slop, we can look it up ourselves. What you're doing is spamming this site.

4 +1 essence25 2 weeks ago

Quick observations: People in Thailand seem way too soft. The guy was deceptive and looked very guilty. Strong vibe of a psychopath.

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7 +1 Broken_Empire 2 weeks ago

you pay them to leave dumb ass

6 +1 MisterProgneto 2 weeks ago

Can you imagine her family hearing his jail house confession? What a POS! Does Thailand have the death penalty?

4 +1 ubi 2 weeks ago

@MisterProgneto
Does Thailand have the death penalty?

yes. and he should get that and delivered.

6 +1 MarGarTar 2 weeks ago

Just burn him, slowly. A little bit more each day. Make his time on earth an inescapable mental and physical torturescape. Keep him alive for as long as possible. This fucking prick does not understand cruelty. He must be taught through extensive, repeated physical torture.