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Inside Thailand’s cyanide murders and the search for its ‘most prolific serial killer’ in history
Publication: Latest News
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Source published: 09/10/2026, 22:00:00 UTC
Briefing created: 09/10/2026, 22:56:15 UTC
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Briefings
The article reports on the 'Death Loans' series, which investigated a woman accused of serial killings in Thailand. The investigation involved a dogged investigator who traced 15 separate cases to a single suspect, leading to her eventual conviction. The evidence highlights the difficulty families faced in understanding sudden deaths and the successful police connection of multiple incidents.
Key points
- The 'Death Loans' series investigated a woman accused of serial killings in Thailand, tracing 15 separate cases to her.
- The series involved a dogged investigator who helped police connect 15 cases to one woman, eventually leading to her conviction.
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The evidence is limited to the summary of the 'Death Loans' series and does not provide specific dates, locations, or names of the victims or the investigator.
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