Driver Shares Chilling Story of Stealing a Car from Phuket to Nakhon Pathom

A driver has come forward with a disturbing story of stealing a car from Phuket to Nakhon Pathom, which belonged to a young tomboy who was murdered.

The case began when Lieutenant Colonel Ratchanat Rasatpranee, Inspector (Investigation), Nakhon Chai Si Police Station, received a report about the body of Ms. Thitirat, a 47-year-old rental taxi driver, found in a grassy ditch in the forest along the Nakhon Chai Si – Huai Phlu Road, Village No. 5, Sampathuan Subdistrict, Nakhon Chai Si District, Nakhon Pathom Province.

The police later arrested Mr. Max, also known as Mr. Narongsak, who was a passenger of the deceased. The news of the arrest led to the recovery of the stolen car, a black MG sedan, which was sold in the Phuket area.

The driver, who wishes to remain anonymous, shared a chilling story of driving the stolen car from Phuket to Nakhon Pathom. He claimed that while driving through Phang Nga province, the car started to emit a strong odor, and he heard a voice saying, “Whoever it is, the car is here, let’s help each other.”

The driver was too afraid to sleep in the car and instead asked to sleep at a gas station. He believes that the car may be haunted by the spirit of the murdered owner.

The investigating officer will inspect the vehicle for any evidence, including fingerprints, hair, or other clues, to add to the case. The arrest of Mr. Max has led to further investigation into the car theft network and potential links to other cases.