Woman cuts the support rope of two workers left dangling from 26th floor

A lady cut their support line, leaving two painters dangling from the 26th storey of a high-rise in Thailand.

The woman, a resident of the high-rise condominium, was allegedly enraged that she had not been notified before the work began, according to police.

According to the media, the lady has been charged with attempted murder by Pol. Col. Pongjak Preechakarunpong, commander of the Pak Kret police station.

When a resident of the building snapped the rope that was suspending the workmen, they were left dangling hundreds of feet above the earth.

It is reported that the 34-year-old lady did it without warning. On October 12, the event occurred.

The video of the event has gone viral on social media. The workmen can be seen holding on for dear life from the 26th storey of the skyscraper in the footage.

The employees began shouting for assistance, requesting that homeowners open their windows and let them in.

One of the employees told the press that he and two coworkers were lowering themselves from the 32nd storey when their support rope became slack.

A villager called Praphaiwan Setsing and her spouse were ultimately able to assist the two laborers.

The third worker was safe and was looking down on his coworkers. The media were cited Ms. Setsing as stating, “This incident is shocking and should not happen at all.”

The motives behind the 34-year-old woman’s acts have yet to be revealed by authorities.

The lady, whose name has not been released, first denied any involvement in the crime, according to The Province.

However, when the police showed her security footage and told her that fingerprints were found on the rope on Wednesday, she confessed.

The woman was evidently irritated to see employees outside her window without notification from her apartment, according to local media.

Colonel Pongjak Preechakarunpong, commander of the Pak Kret police, said the lady was detained on accusations of attempted murder and property destruction.

She stated to the police that she had no intention of murdering the workers.

According to the media, if convicted guilty of attempted murder, she may face up to 20 years in jail.

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