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Tony Lane 🇺🇸 @TonyLaneNV Jun 27

A disturbing video has surfaced showing Peter Carman, the Australian man accused of murdering 17-year-old Thanchanok Donhomla in Pattaya Thailand, being seen on CCTV removing her body from his hotel room.

Now a separate video has emerged of him breaking down and apologizing directly to her parents. An apology does not bring that little girl back and it does not erase what that family is now living with for the rest of their lives.

Thai authorities have him in custody facing murder and concealment of a body charges and this case is only getting darker the more that comes out.

Rest in peace Thanchanok. Justice is coming.

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Tony Lane 🇺🇸 Verified account @TonyLaneNV Jun 27

An Australian man named Peter Carman was literally seconds away from boarding a flight back to Perth and walking away clean when Thai immigration officers stopped him at Suvarnabhumi Airport and shut it all down.

CCTV footage had already caught him rolling a suitcase out of a Pattaya condo and once police started asking questions they got the information that led them straight to the body of 17-year-old Thanchanok Donhomla.

He is now facing murder and concealment of a body charges and that flight home is the last thing he will be seeing for a very long time.

This case is a reminder that cameras are everywhere and justice has a way of catching up no matter how fast you try to move.

What is considered equal justice to you for the heinous crime?

Rest in peace to this young girl and prayers for her family.

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Tony Lane 🇺🇸 @TonyLaneNV 11h

She was told to wait. She pulled the trigger anyway, and now a young woman at a Dutch amusement park reportedly can’t see out of one eye.

The shooting game at a park in the Netherlands works like the ones at any county fair: aim an air rifle at the targets and win a prize. But reports say a park employee was still standing in the line of fire when a customer took her shot, even after being asked to hold off. The pellet hit the worker, who reportedly lost the sight in one eye. An air rifle might look like a toy, but it can do permanent damage in a split second. One moment of impatience, and someone else pays for it for the rest of her life.

Should the woman who fired that shot face criminal charges?

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Tony Lane 🇺🇸 @TonyLaneNV 16h

Do you believe America is still the land of opportunity?

Tony Lane 🇺🇸 @TonyLaneNV 19h

Celebrating your culture in America is your right. Leaving the street looking like this for someone else to clean up isn’t. It doesn’t matter if it’s Diwali, the Fourth of July, or a championship parade. If you make the mess, you clean the mess.

Should cities make event organizers pay for the cleanup after big street celebrations?

Concerned Citizen Verified account @BGatesIsaPyscho 22h

🇺🇸 Meanwhile on the Streets on New Jersey

What happened?

Indians Celebrating Dilwali happened

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Tony Lane 🇺🇸 @TonyLaneNV 19h

A man tried to drive off with a mail truck in Long Beach, and two men weren’t about to let him get away with it.

They jumped in, pulled him away, and held him down until police showed up. What he might not have realized: messing with a U.S. Postal Service truck isn’t a simple car theft. It’s a federal crime. Stealing government property can bring up to 10 years in federal prison, and tampering with or stealing the mail inside can add up to five more. Even trying to get away with a postal vehicle can bring in federal agents, not just local cops. That truck was carrying people’s paychecks, medications, and packages, and these two men made sure it didn’t disappear.

Would you have jumped in to stop him, or waited for the police?

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