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Porntip: Troop killed in Don Muang clash not killed by friendly fire


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Doctor Porntip Rojanasunan, the director of the Central Institute of Forensic Science, announced Tuesday that a troop killed during a clash between troops and protesters on April 28 was not killed by a friendly fire.

 

Porntip said the ballistic study found that Pvt Narongrit Sala was shot by someone from a building under construction near a petrol station.

 

The shooter was not on the Don Muang Tollway, Porntip said.

 

The petrol station was the are where a foreign media captured a man in black with gun.

 

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I'd never thought the "friendly fire" explanation fit the wound at all. Shots fired into the air do not strike someone in the side of the head. It was clearly a head shot meant to kill, just as in the other "ninja" killings. The soldier apparently was just an ordinary Somchai in uniform, so he was either targeted accidentally (shot meant for someone else) or the killing was meant to cause further violence. The gunmen are clearly professionals, military trained without doubt.

 

 

 

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Looking at this video, it seems bizarre that anyone would suggest this was friendly fire. I mean, it's on live tv... the cloud of smoke is obvious... all the cops on motorcycles then get off their motorcycles and go chase into the direction from where the shot came. Nobody who was there thought for a moment that it was friendly fire.

 

When the news story came out they even cited 'foreign media witnesses' who claimed it was friendly fire.

 

WTF.

 

Nobody suggested it was the redshirts or blackshirts who did this, not the police, the army, not any news source and not even the government.

 

What the F is up with that.

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Here's an idea: the guy who shoots somebody in the head gets to worry about his own face before shooting somebody in the head.

 

Oops, forgot, this is Thailand. The guy who shoots doesn't have to worry about anything. Only everyone else does.

 

 

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Smoke? Except if you are using an old weapon at least 19th century then there is no 'smoke' when a shot is fired -> all modern weapons use smokeless powder (except if you modify one to fire a 19th or older century's round)...

 

 

 

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