The family is saddened to receive the body of 'Nong Sun' who was stabbed to death by a transgender woman in the dormitory before performing prayers and moving the body for a burial according to the Islamic religion. The mother tearfully revealed that she did not believe the suspect's statement that he did it because they had a fight over money, because she knew that it was the first time her son had met the suspect. Officials from the Saphan Bun Saphan Saphan Association brought the body of Nong San, or Mr. Witsawa, 22 years old, who was stabbed to death by a transgender woman in a dormitory, to his hometown in Tung Yao Subdistrict, Palian District, Trang Province. As soon as the mother saw her son's lifeless body, she collapsed to her knees. The father hugged his brother in grief before performing a prayer ceremony and moving the body for a burial according to the Islamic religion. The mother of Nong San said with tears that she did not believe the testimony of the suspect who claimed that he did it becau se he had a fight with his son about money because she knew that her son had just met the suspect for the first time and was still concerned about many things. Even though the culprit had been arrested, the case would continue. She wanted the culprit to be brought to pay respects at Nong's grave because what he did to her son was too cruel Source: Thai News Agency
The body of a male student who was stabbed to death by a transgender woman has arrived in his hometown in Trang Province.
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