Family defends bomb suspect : Wanna Suansan!!

 

 

The photo of Wanna Suansan was plastered on all media on
Monday, but her family says she is in Turkey, and has no
 knowledge of the Erawan shrine bombing. (Royal Thai Police photo)

 

The family of Wanna Suansan has defended her over allegations

 

 she was involved in the Ratchaprasong intersection and Sathon

 

pier bombings over two weeks ago.

Eacha Suansan, Ms Wanna's elder brother, and Suda Suansan,

 

her elder sister, on Tuesday told reporters at their house in Baan

 

 Huay Sap of tambon Khura of Phangnga's Khura Buri district

 

that they believe the 27-year-old is innocent of the allegations

 

 against her. "She is very prim and proper and grateful.

 

She is a devout Muslim who prays four [sic] times a day.

 

We, along with those in the area who know her well, are not

 

 convinced she is part of the gang [linked to the bombings].

 

 "We want justice for our younger sister. Please don't jump to

 

 conclusions and wait for her to return to prove her innocence,"

Mr Eacha said.

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 Ms Wanna is reportedly in Turkey.

 

The family said Ms Wanna graduated from Ramkhamhaeng

 

 University's Faculty of Political Sciences. After graduation,

 

 she worked for international trade companies until she married

 

 a Turkish man and they have a seven-month-old baby boy.

 

 Ms Wanna is one of seven suspects wanted on arrest warrants

 

 in connection with the bombings. Two suspects have been

 

caught.

 

The Min Buri court on Monday approved a police request for

 

 arrest  warrants for Ms Wanna, who rented a room at an

 

apartment building  in Bangkok's Min Buri district, and a man

 

of unknown nationality who shared the room. A combined police

 

 and military force searched the room on Saturday night and

 

 seized several items used to make bombs.

 

 Police said the joint force raided the room  after obtaining

 

information  from a foreign man they arrested  on Saturday

 

who had numerous bomb-making materials and  forged Turkish

 

 passports at an apartment in nearby Nong Chok district.

 

Ms Suda said she has been helping officers with their inquiries.

 

 "We are confident the NCPO will provide justice for

 

our sister and family. We admit this is a stressful time for all

 

 of us," she said. "Some neighbours are looking at our family

 

 in a strange way. We are waiting for her return to prove the

 

 facts," Ms Suda said.

 

Shortly after Thai authorities issued the arrest warrant for

 

Ms Wanna on Monday,

 

 AFP interviewed a Thai woman in Turkey by phone  believed to

 

be Ms Wanna. She denied any knowledge of the attack,

 

adding she was "shocked" to be linked with the crime and has

 

 been  living in Turkey for the last three months with her husband.

 

 "I was shocked and thought my friend was joking with me,"

 

 she said.

 

 "I have not been to that apartment for almost one year now.

 

 I rented it and then my husband's friend stayed. I don't know

 

 how many people stayed there.

 

News,Security,Bangkok Post,2 September 2015.

 

In my viewpoint,the bomb suspect :Wanna Suansan and

 

 her family have their right to defend the guilty.

 

However,I believe that the NCPO and the authorities will

 

 provide good justice for this case because there is no reason

 

 for the authorities to find scapegoat .

 

Believe in good and fair justice.

Hope for peace in Thailand.

 

Sincerely Yours.