Police also collected the son’s DNA sample to compare it with DNA from the remains. After a meeting of investigators on Tuesday morning, Provincial Police Region 6 chief Pol Maj-General Sukit Samana said police were gathering evidence to apply for arrest warrants for Rujira Eiumlamai, 38, and her boyfriend, who was identified only as Hamuari, 34. The two are accused of killing de Stefani, dismembering him and burning his body to conceal the crime. De Stephani reportedly lived at the house with Rujira for a year before he left last October. Authorities said they suspected a love triangle and an argument over money might have resulted in de Stefani’s murder.

Source: The Nation Bangkok January 23, 2018 11:46 UTC