Sarah Oxley gets life for commissioning murder in Hua Hin

[christopher1]

Janpen Oxley, 38, nicknamed Sarah, who fled to Thailand while on drugs charges in Sheffield with cash to start a property business, had commissioned the attacks on a retired former U.S. Marine Donald Whiting, 70 – who was left crippled for life, paralysed from the neck down. She was sentenced to life in prison on September 30.

http://www.andrew-drummond.com/2014/09/ ... three.html

[richard]

christopher1

I think I know the article you are referring to and therefore suspect it is a subject not to be discussed on certain forums

[Lev]

We have found a source for this article and we are currently seeking supporting news sources to verify this one.

If discussion is to continue please stick to the facts of this case as found at trial, should you be in possession of any other information pertaining to this case, please inform the proper authorities and not speculate on a public forum.

[Spitfire]

So, got the air-head but the thug escapes......imagine that.

[brianks]

Sara Oxley is Thai and a female [Mod Edit] Comment removed. Read the Andrew Drummand article. Taken 6 years or more to get to this point and who knows how long for appeal. Doubt if she will ever serve any time. Crime does pay in Thailand.

[Mod Edit] Please stick to discussion as to the facts of this case as found at trial, should you be in possession of any other information pertaining to this case, please inform the proper authorities and not speculate on a public forum

[oakdale160]

I am not being difficult, just would like to know. Why must discussion be muted. What is the downside to open discussion?

[kendo]

We don't wish for any speculation on our public board there is information already in the public domain regarding the outcome of this long standing case from other sources of people that have been convicted.

Any further discussion must be based on facts not connected to us but from other media. Slander and defamation are serious crimes in Thailand and the forum (not you) will get sued if it allows unsubstantiated commentary to be published, thank you for your understanding.

[Houdi]

I, for one, am delighted that some justice has finally been seen to be done.

I share the view of others who are sceptical as to what the real outcome will be. I only hope that our scepticism is unfounded and that these sentences will be served in full.

If any other people were involved in this horrible case, then I hope that they too are brought to justice.

Finally, I would like to say that I thought the "forum" was just that. A place where people could express their views. Seems like the moderators don't see it the same way as me !

[Houdi]

We don't wish for any speculation on our public board there is information already in the public domain regarding the outcome of this long standing case from other sources of people that have been convicted.

Any further discussion must be based on facts not connected to us but from other media. Slander and defamation are serious crimes in Thailand and the forum (not you) will get sued if it allows unsubstantiated commentary to be published, thank you for your understanding.

This particular case may be extra sensitive but I regularly see comments posted that could easily come under the heading of "slander and defamation".

Seems like we can say almost anything we like on topics ranging from ISIL to the quality of steak in local restaurants most of it unsubstantiated but we cannot discuss certain issues which are very close to our hearts in Hua Hin.

[Grim Reaper]

Houdi, if you feel so strongly about this, please contact Admin with your personal details. Once they have been validated, you will be permitted to say what you wish. Your details will be held in strictest confidence, and only used if the police become involved. This has nothing to do with forum policy, it is to remain in compliance with Thai slander laws.

What is against forum policy is the questioning of Moderator actions on the open forum. Out of respect for the topic and other members, any further questioning should be carried out through the PM system.

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