Authorities detained the "hair salon owner" along with his two wives and sent them for remand at Nonthaburi Provincial Court on charges of jointly murdering a 26-year-old man, refusing to comment on a possible love affair motive.
In the case where Mr. Thiti Kobsapcharoen, aged 26, was fatally struck on the head with a pestle by Mr. Jeerawat Rattanawimantip, aged 59, inside the hair salon on 17 April 2026, as previously reported.(Police have charged the "hair salon owner" and his "first and second wives" with joint murder.)
On 18 April 2026 at Pak Kret Police Station in Nonthaburi, investigators detained the three suspects: Mr. Jeerawat Rattanawimantip, 59; Ms. Natthayan Rattanawimantip, 43, the first wife; and Miss Phonephimonh Sengchanh, 34, the second wife, and sent them for remand at Nonthaburi Provincial Court on charges of "premeditated joint murder." After completing questioning and gathering evidence according to procedure.
The atmosphere at Pak Kret Police Station was tense, with police conducting questioning and maintaining strict security before escorting the three suspects into a prison transport vehicle to take them for remand at Nonthaburi Provincial Court. A large number of media gathered to cover the story and sought answers about the motive, including issues of a love affair, personal revenge, and suspicions about planning to lure the victim to the salon before the attack.
However, all three suspects appeared tense and consistently refused to answer reporters' questions. Mr. Jeerawat briefly said, "I will give my statement in court," while Ms. Natthayan and the other wife tried to cover their faces and declined any interviews before being escorted into the prison vehicle and taken to Nonthaburi Provincial Court to proceed with the legal process.