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EXCLUSIVE: Pictures that prove murder
trial suspect lied about tragic Brits
Kiss of death
By Robbie Collin & Andrew Drummond
GRIEF-STRICKEN dad Graham Arscott developed this picture from his dead daughter's holiday snaps—and recoiled in horror as he saw the man accused of killing her planting a kiss on her cheek.
Then he realised the photo could be crucial in getting Thai cop Somchai Wisetsingh brought to justice for gunning down his daughter Vanessa and her boyfriend Adam Lloyd.
For Wisetsingh told a court he had NEVER met the couple who were murdered while on holiday near the bridge over the River Kwai.
Yet these stomach-churning pictures, taken in Wisetsingh's own bar, prove he LIED.
With cold, glazed eyes, he gives pretty Vanessa a chilling kiss of death—just hours later she and sweetheart Adam were dead.
Seedy
Another snap shows a smiling Vanessa holding Wisetsingh's Buddhist amulet—which is supposed to show the wearer's respect for all living creatures.
Vanessa's dad Graham, 58, said: "The pictures were sent to us by the British Embassy in Bangkok. When we finally saw them and realised he'd been caught kissing our daughter we were absolutely horrified.
"Here was this Thai policeman feigning friendship and feigning a welcome to his bar when behind his smile was another motive."
But at first Graham and his wife kept the pictures secret.
Graham added: "We were worried they would reflect badly on Vanessa—being kissed by a Thai cop.
"But when he got into the witness box and said he did not know our daughter, we were driven to show them—to show him for the liar he is."
Wisetsingh, a drug squad officer in Kanchanaburi, 100 miles west of Bangkok, met Vanessa, 24, and Adam, 25, on September 9 last year in his seedy restaurant.
Witnesses say he made a pass at Vanessa when she went to the toilet and, after she came back crying, Adam took a swing at him, sparking a furious row.
Wisetsingh is then said to have chased them in his Volvo before blasting Adam twice and mowing down Vanessa. Then, witnesses said, he shot her three times as she begged for her life.
"We know what happened. The picture is clear. Now we want Vanessa and Adam's deaths avenged," said Graham.
A picture of Wisetsingh—as a violent love cheat—has also come out in court.
His third of four common-law wives, Dting, said: "Actually, I was one of the luckier wives—he did not shoot at me. But he took out his guns and shot his first and second wives. There was never any police investigation.
"He was a complete and utter womaniser. He likes to go for tourists or married women."
Wisetsingh also gained a fearsome reputation for his part in the notorious Drugs War last year when 2,500 people were gunned down on Thailand's streets.
He originally went on the run after Vanessa and Adam were shot and spent a month in Burma before giving himself up and confessing to the killings.
However, it's feared that while he was out on bail he intimidated witnesses and, when the case came to court, he denied the charges, blaming a mystery informant, Mr Ya, instead.
Although police say six people saw the shooting—none has identified Wisetsingh in court.
Terrified
But one terrified witness later confessed to the News of the World she knew he was the killer.
Janpen Trirapee, 37, told the court she hadn't seen anything.
But she admitted to us: "I saw everything. I know Somchai. I know his car. I know his shape. But I can't testify against police."
The verdict in the double murder trial is due on Thursday. Graham, Joyce and Vanessa's sister Alyssa, 28, will be flying from their home in Holne Cross, Devon, to hear it. If found guilty Wisetsingh faces the death penalty by lethal injection.
Graham added: "I want to look into this man's eyes one more time. I want to see if he will show any remorse. We will never recover from the loss of our wonderful, outgoing, kind Vanessa but at least we hope justice will be done."
