Korean drum murder case in Thailand... Details gradually emerge = Korea

The outline of the Korean drum can murder case that occurred in Pattaya, Thailand is gradually becoming clear. According to local media, the Korean suspects targeted the victim's property and gave him sleeping pills.
It was reported that a fight broke out during the process, and the victim is believed to have died at the scene.
According to a press conference held regarding the incident, Thai police submitted evidence to the Bangkok Criminal Court and issued arrest warrants for the three Korean suspects.
According to Thai police, the suspects knew each other before the crime. The victim showed the suspects a lot of money and they set out to steal the money from the van on the afternoon of the 2nd.
They arranged to meet at a club in Kok RCA. The victim left the hotel at about 8pm and the suspects left the residence at about 10pm to go to the club.
The suspects reportedly admitted to giving the victim sleeping pills in order to take her away. After inviting the victim into their car, the suspects drove her from the club to the club.
During this process, the victim regained consciousness and it is believed that a physical altercation ensued inside the vehicle. The suspects then forced the victim to reveal his mobile phone password in order to rob him.
However, the victim was not informed and the assault took place during this process. A preliminary autopsy revealed that the victim's second and third ribs were broken, and he is presumed to have died from respiratory failure.
It is believed that the victim was violently assaulted by the group, including punching him with their fists and kicking him in the upper abdomen with their knees. 1.7 million won (approximately 190,000 yen) and 2 million won (approximately 220,000 yen) were withdrawn from the victim's bank account.
It was confirmed that the money had been transferred to a different account. After that, the suspects took a large bag from the private lodging and put the body in it, and at around 9:00 pm on the 4th, they took drums, ropes, and other items to dispose of the body.
He even purchased a pair of scissors, which he believes were used to cut off the victim's finger. Police said, "It appears that he damaged the body after the victim died."
Thai police believe that the suspects conspired to commit the crime in advance. The suspects rented a room in the Romklao area of Bangkok between the 1st and 3rd, and stayed at the Mapracha where the body was abandoned.
They had been in contact with each other from the 3rd to the 10th to find private lodgings near the Ngong Reservoir. Meanwhile, two of the three suspects have been arrested. Suspect A (26) lives in Chonbuk, and
Suspect B (27) was arrested in Cambodia and is scheduled to be extradited to South Korea. According to Thai police, the remaining accomplice, who fled to a neighboring country such as Myanmar, told his wife that he would "turn himself in."
Police are still pursuing the remaining suspects.