first suspect arrested in connection with the Aug 17 Erawan
shrine bombing.
Police who brought the suspect to the Min
Buri provincial
court opposed bail, saying he was a flight risk. The court
agreed and the man named on a fake Turkish passport as
Adem Karadag was taken
to the Min Buri prison in eastern
Bangkok. A
suspect can be detained for up to seven 12-day
periods, or 84 days in total,
before formal charges must
be laid. Police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri said
officers
were also seeking an arrest warrant for a
10th suspect, who was
a foreigner. He declined to reveal his nationality.
The
man known as Adem Karadag was arrested at an
apartment in Nong Chok district of
Bangkok last Saturday.
He is 28 years
old but his nationality has still not been
confirmed. Police and soldiers who
raided the apartment
found bomb-making materials and dozens of fake
Turkish
passports.
Police tested the man's DNA against samples taken from a taxi,
a
banknote and shreds of a backpack recovered at the shrine,
all of which were
believed to come from the man who planted
the bomb that killed 20 people. They
were not a match but
officers believe the suspect had a role in the bombing
plot.
The tests also showed no match for Yusufu Mieraili,
a 25-year-old man arrested
in Sa Kaeo province on Sept 1.
Mr Yusufu's fingerprints, however, matched those
collected
from a container of explosive materials found at the apartment
and
from a nail clipper found in a rented room at the Maimuna
apartment building in Min Buri.
However, Matichon
Online reported that Mr Yusufu, a chemical
engineer from a well-known
university in China, might have
assembled the bomb. On Aug 17, it said, he was
believed to
have taken a taxi from Min Buri with the backpack containing
the
bomb to Hua Lamphong. There, he handed it to the
yellow-shirted man who
subsequently planted the device.
The report said that both men travelled separately
to the shrine.
The yellow-shirted man placed the bomb and Mr Yusufu was
believed to have detonated it from the skywalk, the report said.
News,General,Bangkok
Post,5 September,2015.
In my believe,all the suspects received the order from
someone to do the bomb case,and I think that it is not to
hard
for the authorities to
investigate in dept who order them,
and for what reason.
Believe in good and fair judgement.
Hope there is no more the bomb case and peace in Thailand.
Sincerely Yours.
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