Police escorted the brutal stepfather who killed a 13-year-old girl in Nong Bua Lamphu to reconstruct the crime scene. Relatives surrounded him, nearly lynching him. The victim’s aunt held a photo of her niece, asking why he killed her, declaring she would never forgive him in this life or the next.
In the shocking case in Nong Bua Lamphu province, Mr. Pornchai, also known as Jack, 38, the “new husband,” injured his wife seriously with a knife and confined her at their home in Nong Kung Kaeo Subdistrict, Si Bun Rueang District, Nong Bua Lamphu. Locals found the wife and rushed her to the hospital, then discovered the body of the 13-year-old stepdaughter in the same house. The victim’s body had multiple sharp wounds, was unclothed, and police arrested Mr. Pornchai, seizing the large knife used in the crime. His extensive criminal record was also revealed, as previously reported.
On 26 May 2026, over 50 officers from the Nong Bua Lamphu Provincial Police Investigation Unit and Si Bun Rueang Police Station took Mr. Pornchai, 38, to reenact his confession at the crime scene. As officers brought him in front of the victim’s house, a group of friends and relatives who had been monitoring the situation swarmed the suspect’s vehicle. Some forcefully pushed the car door and shouted insults in anger, with loud protests filling the area.
The victim’s aunt held a photo of the 13-year-old girl and shouted at Mr. Pornchai, asking why he harmed her niece. She declared she would never forgive him in this life or the next before fainting. Relatives administered first aid until she regained consciousness.
Police disclosed that Mr. Pornchai has a criminal record including a 2019 conviction for attempted murder and forcible rape involving coercion when the victim was unable to resist. In 2025, he was arrested by Si Bun Rueang Police for possession of Category 1 illicit drugs (methamphetamine). After serving his sentence, he returned home and committed the recent tragic crime. He has been charged with murder, illegal use of Category 1 narcotics (methamphetamine), and driving a motorcycle under the influence of these drugs, with further charges expected.