The Wat Phrayakai Police Station was alerted of the murder on Monday by a taxi driver. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANGKOK - A Polish man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his Ukrainian girlfriend in a high-rise condominium in Bangkok. He is accused of mutilating her body and then trying to flee to Cambodia.
Filippow was brought to Wat Phrayakrai Police Station, which has jurisdiction in the area, at 4am local time on Tuesday. The Wat Phrayakai Police Station was alerted of the murder at 1pm local time on Monday by a taxi driver, who claimed the suspect had asked him for help to get rid of the body.Police found Savchecko’s body covered in a white blanket on the bed.
The condominium management said Filippow and the victim had rented the room from April 29, when they arrived on tourist visa. The cabbie said that when the man got into his car, he said something, which the cabbie took to mean he wanted to visit a gambling den.
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