
Groom kills his bride and 4 others at wedding in Thailand
Chaturong Suksuk, a decorated Thai para-athlete, shot his bride, her mother and her sister at the wedding reception, police said.
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Chaturong Suksuk, a decorated Thai para-athlete, shot his bride, her mother and her sister at the wedding reception, police said.
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Police in Thailand are investigating the worst mass shooting in the country's recent history. A gunman entered a daycare center on Thursday and killed dozens of people, many of whom were young children. CBS News foreign correspondents Ian Lee and Roxana Saberi have more.
Police in Thailand are investigating the nation's deadliest mass shooting, after a gunman opened fire at a day care center, killing at least 30. CBS News foreign correspondent Roxana Saberi has the latest.
More than 30 people are dead after gunman opened fire at a day care in northeastern Thailand. Officials say most of the victims are children. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Elizabeth Palmer has the latest.
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