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DNA testing, often a difficult process, can help identify who was the victim was in a murder cause, but other evidence is needed to convict the murderer as is becoming clear in the case where a police doctor is the main suspect. <\/p>\n
Please join us on our Facebook pagehttp:\/\/www.facebook.com\/bangkokpostlearning The Facebook page for Thailand submerged is:http:\/\/www.facebook.com\/ThailandSubmerged<\/a> <\/p>\n Pol Lt Gen Jaramporn Suramanee explains the procedures used in testing for DNA in bone samples that have been buried for a long time. WASSAYOS NGAMKHAM <\/p>\n Click button to listen to DNA test and rightclick to download <\/p>\n Identifying three corpses dug up at Phetchaburi site a painstaking task <\/p>\n Wassayos Ngamkham <\/p>\n Pol Lt Gen Jaramporn Suramanee. WASSAYOS NGAMKHAM <\/p>\n While murder suspect Supat Laohawattana has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of a couple in Phetchaburi, the case remains shrouded in mystery. <\/p>\n Police investigators are gathering forensic evidence to establish the identity of three skeletons dug up from the suspect's pineapple orchard in Phetchaburi. They're also putting pieces of evidence together to see if their deaths were connected to him. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Read the original post: General news DNA testing, often a difficult process, can help identify who was the victim was in a murder cause, but other evidence is needed to convict the murderer as is becoming clear in the case where a police doctor is the main suspect. Continue reading
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