Thai police hunting down two Japanese suspects in Bangkok murder-dismemberment case


A 10-year-old boy discovered the victim’s severed arms and mutilated body. - PHOTO: PIXABAY via The Straits Times/ANN

BANGKOK (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Thai police have launched a manhunt for two suspected Japanese gangsters believed to be involved in the murder of a fellow countryman.

The police are now coordinating with international authorities to secure an Interpol warrant for the arrest of the two Japanese suspects, identified as Suzuki Hiroto, 33, and Kato Takuya, 50.

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