Cyanide serial killing: Even Jack the Ripper did not kill this many, say Thai police


Thailand's deputy national police chief Surachate Hakparn (centre) leads a press conference regarding the case of Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, a woman accused of poisoning multiple victims with cyanide, at the Crime Suppression Division in Bangkok on June 30, 2023. - AFP

BANGKOK (AFP): Police wrapped up their investigation into Thailand's worst suspected serial killer on Friday (June 30), handing the case against a woman accused of a spate of cyanide poisonings over to prosecutors.

Fourteen victims died and one survived an alleged murder spree that spanned eight years, police said, announcing that they would file the case to the Attorney General for prosecution on Friday.

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