Am Cyanide

  • Crime NewsDeath sentence for cyanide serial killer stirs reactions, legal battles loom

    Death sentence for cyanide serial killer stirs reactions, legal battles loom

    The courtโ€™s decision to sentence the Thai cyanide serial killer to death for the poisoning of one of her friends has sparked a wave of reactions. Sararat โ€œAmโ€ Rangsiwuthaporn, also known as โ€œAm Cyanideโ€ was sentenced by the Criminal Court of Thailand yesterday, November 20, alongside her former husband and her lawyer. Police Lieutenant Colonel Withun received a sentence of oneโ€ฆ

  • Crime NewsCyanide murder mastermind loses defamation case

    Cyanide murder mastermind loses defamation case

    The Criminal Court has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by Sararat Rangsivuthaphan, known as Am, the alleged mastermind behind several murder cases involving cyanide, against Rapee Chumnanruen, who coordinated on behalf of the victims. The courtโ€™s decision came after evidence was presented proving Rapeeโ€™s statements made during a television interview about Amโ€™s deception of authorities were true. Amโ€™s lawyer, Thanichaโ€ฆ

  • Crime NewsSuspected cyanide killer’s money trail leads to more potential victims

    Suspected cyanide killerโ€™s money trail leads to more potential victims

    The suspected cyanide killerโ€™s money trail has led police to believe that there might be more victims. A comprehensive investigation into the finances of 36 year old Sararat โ€˜Amโ€™ Rangsiwuthaporn, led the police to believe that around 20 people might have died, after transferring large sums of money to her in the past two years. Following the suspectโ€™s money trail,โ€ฆ

  • Crime NewsProsecutor reveals cyanide serial killer is guilty, but will avoid execution due to pregnancy

    Prosecutor reveals cyanide serial killer is guilty, but will avoid execution due to pregnancy

    A leading prosecutor revealed that the Thai cyanide serial killer criminal is indeed guilty, but will escape the death penalty due to clear law stating that pregnant women cannot be executed. Sanook reported this development on the case today. Yesterday, a chief prosecutor, Prawet Intharachumnum, spoke about the case of Sararat โ€˜Amโ€™ Rangsiwuthaporn, who was accused in a case involving theโ€ฆ