Chilling moment paedophile rides away with schoolgirl, 11, on a moped before raping and choking her to death
Wichai Chotisena, 57, abducted Nong Pim after lying that her dad asked him to collect her from school
THIS is the chilling moment a paedophile rode away with an 11-year-old schoolgirl on a moped before raping her and choking her to death.
Wichai Chotisena, 57, sparked a police hunt when he abducted Nong Pim after lying that her dad asked him to collect her from school.
Officers showed CCTV footage to her frantic parents who identified the kidnapper as work colleague Wichai, a friend of the family who often gave their daughter sweets.
Police arrested the builder who yesterday confessed to murdering and sexually assaulting the youngster and hiding her school uniform in Rayong, Thailand, on Monday.
The killer told a news conference he was "turned on" when the innocent girl ran up to him after school and called him "uncle".
Wichai said that after sexually assaulting her she tried to escape and he choked her to death before undressing her and dumping her body.
He claimed: "I didn’t mean to choke her to death. I was afraid someone would hear."
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Wichai initially denied killing the schoolgirl, claiming she had fallen from his motor scooter.
But officers said they played him a funeral song and asked how he would feel it was his son - at which point he broke down and confessed.
Major General Trisal Nernpipat of the Pluakdaeng Police Department said Wichai had been charged with murder.
Cops are continuing to investigate whether he should be charged with rape or a lesser charge of sexual assault.
The police chief said: "The accused claims to like the child, who he saw every day and claims alcohol caused him to be drunk.
"He decided to take her after school then carried out this act.
"He confessed to getting the girl from the school, claiming that the father asked him to pick her up and then took the child to the rear of a building on the grass."
The case has been passed to a prosecuting officer to investigate further along with forensic experts who will later present the evidence before it is passed to court for sentencing.
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