A traumatic case that the whole country has to remember.

"That's enough. I'm scared." Her last request.

One night in the district of Prom Piram... the girl who took the last train, no one knew that leaving the train that night would become the beginning of a traumatic case in which the whole country had to remember the "Prom Piram case." "

48 years ago, a gang-killing case in Prom Piram District, Phitsanulok Province, occurred on July 27, 1977.

The victim was a woman, her name was Accent, who was strangled by the villagers of the district and strangled to death before bringing the body to the train overlap to disguise the case. But the police refused to prosecute the case for fear of the influence of the perpetrator, thus ending the case as an accident, so that some villagers from the same district brought press complaints, causing the media to investigate and unfold, bringing it to wider awareness and attention. The police then had to revive the investigation.

Police investigations revealed that there were up to 30 perpetrators, but eventually, about 10 people were prosecuted and punished, and the rest had to be released because there was no sufficient evidence. The case began with the discovery of a woman's body in the Brahma Piram district at the end of July 1977, but the police refused to investigate, ending the case as an accident, later on August 18. In 1977, some 20 villagers from the district complained to the press that the case was to drag the woman to death and put the body on the train to disguise the case, but the police ignored it because the perpetrator was the offspring of the police and an influential man.

It made the press investigate and unfold to a wider interest.

Police Colonel Somchai Chaiwesh, the commander of the Phitsanulok Provincial Police, was assigned to the case. There were not many details about the victim, other than that it was a woman of about 20 years old, black, red, 155 centimeters tall, round face, short hair. On the day of the incident, wearing a brown shirt and a white calico skirt, the police found the victim's relatives on September 9, 1977. The father and mother of the victim confirmed the body and testified that the victim was unconscious and had been pregnant when giving birth and left the house by boarding the train at the Dara Phishai district, Uttaradit.

The next investigation said that on July 27, In 1977, at about 23 o'clock, the victim boarded a fast train at 37 Chiang Mai-Bangkok from Ban Dara Station without a ticket, and was chased down by the authorities at Prom Piram Station. When he got off the train, the victim staggered with hunger because he had no money to meet the two teenage men who said they were going to eat at the wedding 300 meters ahead, but instead took them to the corn field and called two friends to help us one by one. When the wedding people learned of the affair, they joined us with us for two hours, with the villagers in the neighborhood ambushing, but no one helped the victim.

Until the victim was strangled to death while being strangled, then, the men carried the victim's body and placed the train on the tracks to disguise the case. Specifically, the train overlapped the genitals to destroy the trail. The Chiang Mai-Phitsanulok train overlapped the victim's body until the head was torn at 3 o'clock the next day. The group carried the victim's head to the west, 20 meters from the railway, to perform a superstition. The ceremony was made to spell out the spirits.

The police got 30 accused, the youngest accused was nine years old, the most 65 years old, according to police Colonel Somchai Chaiwesh. During the investigation, some accused threatened witnesses to shut their mouths and found threatening letters that if they resisted, they would block the tracks like the deceased.

However, the Thai authorities were only able to prosecute and punish seven or eight people, and the rest had to be released because of insufficient evidence.

Two other policemen have been subjected to defective duty discipline because they do not print the victim's fingerprints, making it more difficult to investigate.

The case has led the residents of Brahma Piram District to be seen negatively to date and often linked to cases such as the association of 40 men together with a 14-year-old girl at Koh Rhino House, Handyung District, Tagua District, Phang Nga Province in 2017.

On hearing the case, some Brahma Piram district residents were poignant, some Chincha and some wanted society to forget.

Natandra brought the case to write a novel called Brahma Pilap, which was adapted into a film called Sinner Brahma Piram, released in 2003, but before it was released, it was opposed by the people of Brahma Piram District, and the name was changed to Sin Night Brahma Piram.....

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