4 July 2026

"Uthai," a man in a hood, carrying a box of elephant bags, tucked into heroin, sent "Air Mina." Sorry, Air Mina, girl! The deputy police officer revealed that the confessor had made three claims, received a bag of heroin from Chiang Kam. Puyao, for a wage of 60,000 ฿at a time, knew that it was a drug before calling the driver of the coupe to deliver the item, contacted a Thai employee named "Rin Rin." The authorities accelerated the increase in the detention of Mr. Udai before the proof officer explained the nature and results of the examination by taking a sample of white powder on a pile of nationalized rags to be examined with an FTIR machine. The result was heroin. After this, the lab will be sent for detailed proof. The amount of heroin found was not yet available before taking Mr. Udai to the room to reexamine the room.

The deputy commissioner of the national police later took Udai, 57, a Hmong national, a suspect who wore a blue hoodie and led a package to a condo in Bangkok, to point out the source of the attack and search for evidence, including a confession plan, that the authorities had detained the accused in an urgent manner before seeking a warrant from the court retroactively, where the accused, "Udai," a Hmong native, Nan Province, was rented at the site of the raid.

Upon questioning, the accused confessed that on June 20, he had picked up a bag in Chiang Kam, Phayao District, taking four elephant bags of 12 elephants and two elephant prints of six, which had been loaded with heroin before being placed in his hotel room, and later learned that the stewardess had been arrested in Australia, took the remaining heroin, dumped it in the toilet, and dumped some of it at various points to destroy the evidence.

The medium that was detected today was material that was returned from a drop-off at Tiger's Alley. According to forensic testing, heroin residue was found inside the seized bag, with a concentration of nearly 900 points out of 1,000 points confirmed to be the surviving heroin stain.

Major General Cruise said that the accused confessed to knowing from the beginning that the bag contained heroin from a person who covered his face in Chiang Kam, Puyao Province, before taking a bus to Bangkok to store it in his hotel room and take it to a condo in Banna, was paid 60,000 baht at a time and claimed to have done it three times.

For the employer, the accused testified that he had been contacted by a Thai person through the LINE group, but could not remember his real name by using an account name in the form of a code name, such as "Rin Rin," which the authorities would accelerate to investigate and expand.

As for drug conveying, the accused stated that it was not the person who packed the heroin in the bag himself, but only received the pack before putting the pack in the box and shipping it.

The accused confessed that the three transmissions used the same driver, a 59-year-old master or backpack, by contacting the phone number, did not call the car through the application. Although the accused claimed not to know each other personally, the police still did not believe it and were in the process of collecting evidence. If found involved, a further warrant will be issued.

Authorities are also investigating a connection to 59-year-old Atiraj or Pae, the driver of the package delivery, as well as all individuals involved, confirming that evidence will be prosecuted. If anyone is found involved, the law will be implemented immediately.

In the case of doubt as to whether the man wearing the blue hoodie that appeared in the CCTV footage was the same person as the accused, Col. Cruise confirmed that it was the same person because the accused had confessed in person to being the person in the photo and provided information that the clothes worn on the day of the incident had been discarded, despite the color different from the shirt worn on the day of the arrest, but the same brand of shirt worn and liked by the popular.

The status of an arrested stewardess in Australia, Major General Cruise, indicates that it is the investigating authority of the Australian police and therefore cannot advance. However, the Thai police are ready to coordinate and deliver all testimony if requested further by the Australian authorities.

Later, at 5: 10 p.m., officers took Mr. Uthai out of the apartment that took him to the room, and the reporter asked if there was anything he wanted to say or if he wanted to apologize.

Mr. Utai said all the way, "I'm sorry, Air. I'm sorry. I'm sorry."