Grieving family faces accused Australian in Thai court over teen's killing, seeking death penalty
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The family of 17-year-old Thai teenager Tunchanok Donhomla attended a court hearing in Pattaya, Thailand, on Monday, facing the Australian man accused of her killing after her body was discovered in a suitcase near a popular seaside resort city. The grieving relatives are seeking the death penalty and demanding $70,000 in compensation.
During the trial, the accused Australian, Simon Carman, agreed to plead guilty to concealing a corpse, which is one of four total charges laid against him in connection to the teenager's alleged murder.
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Toronto Star (Toronto, Canada) (CA)Focuses on the grieving family's presence in court and capital punishment demand.
ABC News (AU) (AU)Focuses on the specific financial compensation sought and the accused's partial guilty plea.
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