CHONBURI — 1 August 2026, A woman claiming to be a former girlfriend of a suspect linked to the killings of five people has alleged that he repeatedly abused and threatened her, once forcing her to lie inside a freshly dug grave while threatening to bury her alive.
The allegations were published by the popular Facebook page Sor Pao – Rueang Nee Tong Sai Jai (ซ้อเปา – เรื่องนี้ต้องใส่ใจ), which shared messages said to have been exchanged with the woman, along with documents showing that she had filed a police report.
The woman claimed she previously dated and lived closely with a man identified as “Pong,” one of the suspects in the killings of two Russian siblings whose bodies were found buried in Chonburi.
Police said Pong and another suspect, identified as “Thong,” later confessed to killing a family of three in June and burying their bodies near the location where the Russian siblings were found.
According to the woman, Pong controlled, threatened and physically assaulted her on several occasions, leaving her constantly fearful for her safety.
She alleged that he was fascinated by violence and regularly forced her to watch videos involving murder cases and simulated attacks. She also claimed he had previously told her about killing and burying other people in incidents separate from the two cases currently under investigation.
According to the page’s account, Pong allegedly dug a hole, forced the woman to lie inside it and threatened to bury her alive “like the others.”
She said she cried and pleaded for her life before he eventually allowed her to leave the hole.
The woman claimed the threats and harassment continued after the incident but said she had been afraid to speak publicly because she believed people might not trust her and feared that doing so could place her in further danger.
She has now filed a police report to document her allegations and said she is willing to provide investigators with further information or testify as a witness if her evidence could assist investigations in Chonburi or nearby provinces.
The claims have not been independently verified, and police have not publicly confirmed whether they are investigating the additional alleged incidents described by the woman.
