Urgent: Man Kills Mistress, Confesses to Wife via Phone Before Driving Body to Bang Bua Thong Motel, Then Surrenders to Police

At 10:10 AM on May 14, 2025, the Thai Red Cross received reports of a shocking incident when a murder suspect arrived with the victim's body. The man placed the deceased woman's body in a sedan and covered it with cloth.

The suspect then drove with the body and parked in front of Bang Bua Thong Police Station in Nonthaburi Province, where authorities are currently investigating.

Preliminary investigation indicates the suspect is a man who killed his mistress, a close acquaintance, before calling his wife to inform her that he would drive the mistress's body to the motel to surrender.

The exact cause and circumstances of this incident are still under investigation.

At 9:15 AM on May 14, 2025, Nattaphong Rueangpanyawut, list MP and Pheu Thai Party leader, made a statement after receiving his official appointment as opposition leader in parliament. He thanked all parliamentary members, administrators, staff, and media present at the ceremony.

As opposition leader, Nattaphong pledged to the public and media that he would fulfill his duties with a strong sense of parliamentary representation and serve as the people's advocate. He committed to providing recommendations and checks on the executive branch honestly, prioritizing the public interest.

He promised that independent agency recruitment committees would operate free from any external influence or interference. Nattaphong stated he would urgently establish a coordination committee for coalition opposition parties to complete parliament's composition.

He urged parliament and parliamentary members to accelerate the new constitution drafting process according to the public's intent, as expressed in the February 8, 2025 referendum.

When asked when the constitutional amendment draft would be submitted to parliament, Nattaphong said the government's fastest action would be demonstrating good faith. However, regarding laws overdue by 60 days, parliament itself—through Pheu Thai or other parties—would initiate the process and push for rapid submission.

He confirmed that at parliament's May 15 session, Pheu Thai would raise the constitutional amendment issue and question the government on other beneficial laws that remain unsubmitted despite being left from the previous parliament.

Regarding potential revisions to the new constitution draft, particularly the drafting committee formula and unclear sections, Nattaphong indicated discussions were ongoing but deferred further details.

Crowds descended on lottery ticket stands across Chiang Mai on May 14, 2026, eager to purchase lucky numbers for the May 16 draw. Numbers linked to the late Luang Pu Bua Ketu (Phrarajvatchakun Padmakhun), abbot of Wat Pa Dara Phirom who passed away on May 6 at age 91-92, sold out completely within hours. His numbers—91, 92, 72, and 06—emptied stands so quickly that many buyers were unable to purchase tickets.

Other hot numbers this week include 23, 26, 76, and 08, associated with former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's recent release from prison on May 11. Numbers tied to auspicious dates also dominate, including 04, 13, and 05 for ceremonial occasions, and 31 for Visakha Bucha on May 31.

Numerologist Phloi Pairint, who specializes in astrological lottery predictions, forecasts that Saturday's draw (May 16) features the lucky pair 7 and companion numbers 8 and 9. She cautions players to watch for double-digit numbers that may appear unexpectedly. Her predictions include two-digit combinations like 78, 89, 97, 68, 85, 51, 83, 84, 96, 19, 94, and 95.

For three-digit numbers, her list includes 789, 788, 899, 977, 797, 686, 683, 185, 459, 993, 454, 455, 511, 611, 644, 955, 353, 343, 663, 688, 560, 033, 055, 136, and 360.

She also provides her top 10 most prominent numbers (78, 11, 44, 65, 58, 54, 17, 83, 68, 04), top 10 lucky picks (92, 26, 19, 59, 16, 04, 48, 57, 13, 66), top 10 trending numbers (91, 72, 06, 98, 78, 38, 93, 77, 88, 99), and top 10 best sellers this week (91, 92, 76, 11, 44, 31, 23, 26, 06, 72).

Pinnapa Intamara, known as "Toon," represents a new breed of CEO who chooses to understand rather than control, exemplifying modern leadership as many organizations struggle with managing younger generations. Her journey from salaried employee to owner of Savvy Way—a business generating around 30 million baht annually—wasn't based on luck but on careful life planning that began at age 15.

Facing a family crisis at 15, with her parents separating and her mother becoming disabled, Pinnapa had to become her sole caregiver while in secondary school. This early hardship taught her that "being a salaried employee alone isn't enough to survive," prompting her to create a deliberate life timeline including education choices and career planning to eventually become a business owner.

Rather than viewing work solely as income, Pinnapa saw it as opportunity. She strategically worked in the public sector under the Ministry of ICT and later at ThaiBev, recognizing that knowledge and connections were worth more than a salary. She meticulously learned everything from office organization to excellence standards, preparing for her future.

At 29, Pinnapa raised 1 million baht to launch Savvy Way, recovering her investment within a year. Unlike typical event companies, Savvy Way positions itself as a "strategic partner" working upstream with organizations like NIA, ETDA, and DEPA on policy-focused, research-driven projects. This "blue ocean" strategy helped the company not just survive crises but thrive.

As both CEO and lecturer at Thailand's leading universities for over seven years, Pinnapa understands Generation Z deeply. Her management philosophy is simple but powerful: "Give space, but demand performance." Her office has no fixed arrival times; teams can relax if goals are met. However, substandard work receives direct, serious feedback. "Young employees respect us and guard the freedom they're given by working their best," she explains.

Pinnapa transforms the traditional "boss" role into a "consultant" relationship. She invites team members to challenge her, admits her own mistakes, and views employees as "customers." She believes that when you take care of people, business results naturally follow.

With 80% of her clients being government agencies, Pinnapa serves as a "bridge" between the rigid bureaucratic system and modern business approaches—a CEO navigating between the old and new worlds.

Gold prices for May 14, 2026 have dropped 200 baht compared to yesterday's closing price, with ornamental gold selling at 72,600 baht per baht weight, according to the latest data from the Gold Traders Association released at 9:02 AM. Gold bars are trading at 71,600 baht per baht weight for buying and 71,800 baht for selling in the first announcement. For 96.5% ornamental gold, the buying price stands at 70,160.48 baht per baht weight with a selling price of 72,600 baht per baht weight, while the spot gold price on the global market is at $4,691.00 per ounce. Gold bar announcement: Buying at 71,600 baht per baht weight, selling at 71,800 baht. Ornamental gold: Buying at 70,160.48 baht per baht weight, selling at 72,600 baht. The gold traders chairman predicts that tomorrow's market opening may see prices surge by 1,000-2,000 baht per baht weight, potentially breaking through the 80,000 baht mark.

On May 14, 2025, an influencer volunteer named Chakrakrit Tangwittaya, known as Pond, appeared at Ban Chang Police Station on May 13 with his lawyer Natthapong Poolkham to acknowledge charges of intimidation and harassment filed by a woman. Pond explained that he had called the complainant to inquire about removing names from his volunteer association's roster—which offers free corpse transportation services nationwide—and that this phone call allegedly frightened her, prompting her complaint. He claimed to have previously filed 2-3 cases against the same woman over insulting social media posts, but said those cases went nowhere, making him feel he was denied justice. Pond expressed suspicion that the complainant has influence, noting that when she filed against him, he was summoned quickly, whereas his complaints against her received no action. He stated the charge against him relates to conduct that harasses, intimidates, or causes distress to others, stemming from his August 17, 2024 phone call when he asked about removing villagers' names from the association roster before pursuing legal action. Police scheduled him for further interrogation, and he indicated he would consult with his lawyer on next steps.