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The murder suspect Swedish 18-year-old Jonis Mamood escapes to Sweden using his little brother's passport.
The Swede with his girlfriend when arrested.
It is suspected to have been helped by the Muslim insurgents to escape Thailand.
Now he is unlikely to face imprisonment in Southeast Asia.
The Swedish 18-year-old suspected to have stabbed to death a Thais in August last year.
Although his passport was confiscated, he succeeded then leave the country.
According to Police sources the murder suspect might have used his two years younger brother's passport.
He changed his appearance to be more like his brother and to get to Narathiwat province in southern Thailand, an area that Swedish Foreign
Ministry has warned against because of an ongoing insurgency.
Flying from Malaysia
He's hidden by insurgents before he crosses the border to the south with the help of his brother's passport.
He is photographed as everyone else in the passport control.
After crossing the border, he flies from Malaysia to Sweden.
The father and the younger son, who was in Thailand to visit, went to the Swedish embassy and stated that her son lost his passport.
The Embassy contacted the Thai Immigration police looking into passport number - it turns out that the person in question left the country
two days earlier. Yet they issued a new passport.
Swedish foreign department secretive
According to Aftonbladet the 16-year-old brother immediately flew to Sweden from Thailand with his new passport. The father went with a later flight. Swedish foreign department will not disclose any details.
- I can not confirm any details, says Anna Buhre Kervefors, the Ministry's press service.
The 18-year-old is unlikely to be extradited to Thailand because of the death penalty. Something that normally is converted to 45 years of imprisonment or more for foreigners.
Source: translated from Aftonbladet --2013-03-31