Three more suspects arrested in alleged murder of 16-year-old maid

The three suspects, implicated by evidence and witnesses as aiding Krisana’s alleged wrongdoing, were transported to the CSD head office in Bangkok for interrogation.
Police arrested Krisana’s brother Pramote Suwanpitak, 43, at a house in Tambon Nong Sano of Muang Phetchaburi at noon. They also apprehended Krisana’s niece, whose name was withheld as she was 16 at the time, at an apartment in Muang Phetchaburi, while another team arrested the third suspect, Prathana Tuamsap, 35, in Phuket province.
CSD acting chief Pol Colonel Maitri Chimcherd said the three suspects were arrested in line with court-issued arrest warrants and had confessed to helping Krisana to avoid punishment by burying the body of the maid, Jariya Srisak, in Phetchaburi. 
Maitree said Krisana, 45, who was arrested earlier this month and charged with aggravated assault leading to another person’s death in Bangkok, had also confessed to the crime. 
He added that the arrest of the three additional suspects meant everyone involved in the case was in custody and people’s doubts should be laid to rest. 
Maitree declined to comment whether Krisana might be released on bail, but said police would ask for bail to be rescinded if she tried to tamper with evidence or witnesses.
Jariya’s mother, Janthira Srisak, had filed a complaint with the Pavena Hongsakul Foundation for Women and Children stating that her daughter had been missing for five years. 
Police investigating the case subsequently discovered a human skeleton earlier this month in Nong Sano, which is believed to belong to Jariya, who reportedly was killed in 2012. 
Police are still waiting for DNA test results to confirm the identity of the remains.