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Moroccan wanted for doctor's murder arrested

Summary by Bangkok Post

The suspected killer of a doctor in Chiang Mai back in December last year has been arrested by Interpol and will be brought to Thailand to face charges of premeditated murder, according to the police.

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Bangkok Post

Moroccan wanted for doctor's murder arrested

2 days ago·Bangkok, Thailand

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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum

Global Manhunt Ends: Interpol Nabs Suspected Moroccan Murderer in Turkey

Photo courtesy of The Nation Interpol has captured Bilal Chenfinu, a 30-year-old Moroccan, in Turkey. He is accused of murdering his Thai partner, Thitikarn, a beauty surgeon, in Chiang Mai last December. The murder sparked an international manhunt when Chenfinu fled Thailand immediately after th...

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Thai Newsroom

Moroccan man nabbed in murder of ex-gay partner in Chiang Mai - Thai Newsroom

A MOROCCAN man wanted for the murder of his former gay partner in Chiang Mai last December has been arrested in Turkey, Naewna newspaper said late afternoon today (Feb. 20). Mr. Thitikan (surname withheld), or Doctor Sammy, the owner of a popular clinic in Chiang Mai, was killed there on Dec. 4 with his […] The post Moroccan man nabbed in murder of ex-gay partner in Chiang Mai appeared first on Thai Newsroom.

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The Thaiger

Moroccan man arrested in Turkey for Chiang Mai murder

Moroccan man arrested in Turkey for Chiang Mai murderLegacyInterpol arrested a Moroccan national in Turkey for allegedly murdering his Thai LGBTQ lover, a beauty surgeon, in Chiang Mai last December. Bilal Chenfinu fled Thailand immediately after the crime, prompting an international manhunt and extradition proceedings to bring him back to face charges. Mueang Chiang Mai Police Chief Police Colonel Pratchaya Thisala confirmed that 30 year old Ch…

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