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In 2017, 30-year-old Elise Dallemagne’s journey through Southeast Asia ended in tragedy. Found deep in the jungle of Koh Tao, her death was quickly ruled a suicide—but the details tell a different story. Mysterious movements, a fire that forced her into hiding, and a rushed investigation that left more questions than answers. Was Elise running from someone? Was she silenced? And why does Koh Tao, a so-called island paradise, have a dark reputation as Death Island?
In this episode of Shadows of Siam, we unravel the enigma of Elise Dallemagne’s final days, exploring the theories, cover-ups, and eerie patterns surrounding Koh Tao’s growing list of unexplained deaths.
🔹 Was Elise hiding from a dangerous truth?
🔹 Why were key details of her case ignored or covered up?
🔹 Is Koh Tao a paradise with a deadly secret?
Listen now as we step into the shadows.
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🚨 A man is walking down the street. He is talking on the phone.” And then… he is gone.On June 4, 2020, Thai activist Wanchalearm Satsaksit was abducted outside his apartment in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. In broad daylight. Witnesses heard his final words—“I can’t breathe”—before he was forced into a black SUV. No body. No arrest. No answers. Authorities called it “fake news.” The Thai government? Silent. But silence speaks volumes.🕯️ Where is Wanchalearm Satsaksit? 🕯️In this episode, we dive deep into Wanchalearm’s life, his fight for democracy, and the chilling pattern of enforced disappearances that continues to haunt Southeast Asia. This isn’t just one man’s story—it’s a web of silence, corruption, and fear.
🎧 Episode 7 drops Thursday, March 13, 2025 at 7AM
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🩸 “No funeral. No grave. No record. As if he never existed at all.” 🩸 In this harrowing episode of Shadows of Siam, we uncover the chilling disappearance of Siam Theerawut, a pro-democracy activist who dared to challenge Thailand’s military-backed regime. In 2019, Siam vanished without a trace after being deported from Vietnam. No arrest records. No official acknowledgment. Just silence. But how do you erase a person—not just their body, but their entire existence?
In this episode, we explore:
🔸 Siam’s early life and his path to activism🔸 His involvement in The Wolf Bride—a play that became a political lightning rod🔸 His years in exile, fighting for change from afar🔸 The mysterious circumstances of his disappearance🔸 The endless search for answers by his mother, Kanya🔸 The broader, haunting reality of enforced disappearances in Southeast AsiaThis is not a ghost story. This is what happens when power decides who gets to exist—and who doesn’t.
🎧 Listen Tuesday March 4, 2025 at 7AM on all major platforms.
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Because in Thailand, sometimes… silence is the loudest crime of all.
Sources for this episode:
Human Rights WatchAmnesty InternationalNew NaratifBBC World NewsVOA Asia🕯️ Because silence doesn’t erase the truth.
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Would you invite a spirit into your home… if it promised you wealth, power, and protection? In Thailand, there’s a ritual that blurs the line between devotion and darkness—one that begins with a child’s whisper… and can end in tragedy.
Meet the Kuman Thong — the "Golden Boy." What looks like an innocent figure hides a chilling history. Rooted in ancient Thai black magic, these statues were once believed to house the spirits of unborn children, bound through forbidden rituals. Kept in homes, they were offered toys, sweets, and even whispered to like living children—all in exchange for good fortune.
But there’s a catch. Neglect them, and they grow restless. Disrespect them, and they turn. Stories tell of Kuman Thong statues that moved on their own, demanded offerings, or worse… sought revenge when forgotten. This week, we dive deep into the terrifying truths behind Thailand’s most haunted talisman, the Kuman Thong, and the cursed rituals that should never have been performed.
Thank you to my incredible research team for unearthing the dark corners of Thai folklore and magic for this episode.
🎧 Episode 5: "The Cursed Rituals of Thailand – Forbidden Practices That Bring Death" Available Tuesday February 25, 2025 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your true crime fix.
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🌿 Not all who enter the jungle come back. Some are lost. Some are taken. And some… simply vanish. Thailand’s ancient forests are more than just wilderness—they are places of mystery, legend, and fear. Stories of hikers disappearing without a trace, entire villages erased from history, and whispers of spirits that guard the land have haunted locals for generations. Are these just superstitions? Or is there something lurking beyond the trees, watching… waiting? In this chilling episode, we uncover the disappearances, legends, and terrifying truths hidden within Thailand’s most forbidden places.
🎧 Episode drops Tuesday, February 18 in the afternoon on all major podcast platforms.
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🎼 Music: Dark Fog by David Fesliyan
📚 Sources: Investigative reports, historical records, and firsthand accounts
🎬 Produced by: Aku Bone Media
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Thailand is known as The Land of Smiles—but not all smiles are friendly. Some are warnings. Some are masks. And some… belong to something that shouldn’t exist at all. In this episode of Shadows of Siam, we step into one of Thailand’s most chilling urban legends: The Smiling Man. A figure seen on empty streets, train stations, and dimly lit alleyways. He does not run. He does not speak. He only watches… and smiles. Through firsthand encounters, cultural context, and eerie patterns of disappearance, we explore the mystery behind the Smiling Man. Is he a supernatural entity? A predator in disguise? Or something far worse—something that lingers at the edges of reality, waiting for you to see him?
Because once you do… he never really leaves.
Podcast Disclaimer:
"The following podcast contains discussions of graphic violence, murder, and crimes that may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is strongly advised."
"While we strive for accuracy, the details of these cases are based on available records, investigative reports, and firsthand accounts. Some elements may be speculative or remain unsolved."
"This podcast is intended for informational and storytelling purposes only. We do not glorify the actions of violent offenders, nor do we seek to exploit the suffering of victims and their families."
"If you or someone you know has been affected by violent crime, we encourage you to seek support from professionals and local organizations."
Credits:
📡 Podcast: Shadows of Siam
🎙️ Presented by: Aku Bone Media
🔪 Hosted by: [Mysterious Anonymous Host]
🎼 Music: Dark Fog by David Fesliyan
🎬 Produced by: Aku Bone Media
🔔 Follow & Subscribe to Shadows of Siam on all major podcast platforms for more terrifying true crime from Thailand’s forgotten corners.
💬 Connect with Us:
* Follow Beneath the Palms for more immersive storytelling
* Stay updated with Shadows of Siam on Instagram @ShadowsOfSiam
* Visit Aku Bone Media for more productions
🎙️ Content Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of violent crimes. Listener discretion is advised.
🕵️♂️ Next Episode: Episode 4: The Forbidden Places – Thailand’s Cursed Jungles and the People Who Disappeared
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Bangkok’s canals have always hidden secrets beneath their murky waters, but in the early 2000s, those secrets began to surface. It started with a single discovery—a black garbage bag, floating, torn just enough to reveal what lay inside. Then another. And another. Dismembered bodies. Severed limbs. No missing persons reports. No names. No answers. The authorities were slow to react, dismissing the first body as an isolated incident. But when more remains began to appear—cut with precision, wrapped in plastic, and methodically dumped into the water—the city realized it had a serial killer. Was this the work of a professional butcher, a doctor, or a hitman? Was the killer part of Bangkok’s underground organ trade? Or was this something even more disturbing—someone who enjoyed taking people apart? In this episode, we reconstruct the crime scenes, explore the failures of law enforcement, and dive into the fear and speculation that spread through Bangkok as the Canal Killer remained at large. But as the city searched for answers, the killings suddenly stopped. No arrests. No confessions. No justice. And the worst part? No one knows if the killer is still out there.
Podcast Disclaimer:
The following podcast contains discussions of graphic violence, murder, and crimes that may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is strongly advised. While we strive for accuracy, the details of these cases are based on available records, investigative reports, and firsthand accounts. Some elements may be speculative or remain unsolved. This podcast is intended for informational and storytelling purposes only. We do not glorify the actions of violent offenders, nor do we seek to exploit the suffering of victims and their families. If you or someone you know has been affected by violent crime, we encourage you to seek support from professionals and local organizations.
Credits:
📡 Podcast: Shadows of Siam
🎙️ Presented by: Aku Bone Media
🔪 Hosted by: [Mysterious Anonymous Host]
🎼 Music: Dark Fog by David Fesliyan
🎬 Produced by: Aku Bone Media
🔔 Follow & Subscribe to Shadows of Siam on all major podcast platforms for more terrifying true crime from Thailand’s forgotten corners.
💬 Connect with Us:
* Follow Beneath the Palms for more immersive storytelling
* Stay updated with Shadows of Siam on Instagram @ShadowsOfSiam
* Visit Aku Bone Media for more productions
🎙️ Content Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of violent crimes. Listener discretion is advised.
🕵️♂️ Next Episode: The Smiling Man – Thailand’s Haunting Mystery That Blurs Reality and Folklore
Teaser for Episode 3: The Smiling Man Mystery
Some killers hide in the shadows. Others stand right in front of you. A man too tall, too still, too unnatural. A smile that never fades, never moves, never stops watching. People who saw him—they never forgot him. Some disappeared. Some never spoke again. Some saw him for years afterward, in places he shouldn’t be. Was he a predator who erased his tracks… or something worse? "If you see someone staring at you… ask yourself this—did you see them first, or did they want you to see them?" To hear more, listen to Episode 3: The Smiling Man Mystery.
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In the premiere episode of Shadows of Siam, we uncover the chilling story of Somkid Pumpuang, infamously known as The Thai Jack the Ripper. A manipulative predator, Somkid preyed on women in Thailand’s nightlife scene, luring them in with charm before turning their trust into terror. His killing spree spanned five provinces in 2005, with each murder more methodical than the last.
Captured and sentenced to death, justice should have been served. But in 2019, he was set free—a mistake that would cost another innocent woman her life.
Join us as we trace his origins, revisit his victims' stories, explore the failures of the justice system, and witness the nationwide manhunt that finally led to his capture. This is the story of a killer who should never have walked free.
🔔 Follow & Subscribe to Shadows of Siam on all major podcast platforms for more terrifying true crime from the depths of Thailand’s criminal underworld.
💬 Connect with Us: Stay updated with Shadows of Siam on Instagram @ShadowsOfSiam
🎙️ Content Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of violent crimes. Listener discretion is advised.
🕵️♂️ Next Episode Teaser: The Canal Killer – The Black Bags of Bangkok
🎙️ Podcast: Shadows of Siam
📡 Presented by: Aku Bone Media
🔪 Hosted by: Anonymous
🎬 Produced by: Aku Bone Media
🎶 Music: "Dark Fog" by David Fesliyan
