A South Australian guy who left Australia before authorities recognized him as a suspect in a murder examination has actually been apprehended 16 years later on. Kim Long Rim, 36, flew to Australia on Saturday from Bangkok and was jailed in Melbourne before being extradited to South Australia. His is the 4th arrest in relation to the December 2007 murder of Thea Kheav at an 18th birthday celebration in the Adelaide suburban area of Parafield Gardens. Authorities stated a run-in took place at the celebration including Kheav’s bro and another group. The group left briefly before returning and fatally stabbing Thea Kheav. Thea Kheav was killed in Parafield Gardens, Adelaide in December 2007. Credit: 7NEWS Three males were founded guilty in 2011 of his murder and sentenced to life jail time without parole for 20 years. Cops determined a 4th suspect 6 months after the murder examination started. Rim had actually left Australia 4 weeks after the killing. A warrant was acquired in 2008 and he was jailed by Cambodian cops however 3 months later on the Cambodian Supreme Court turned down an extradition application. He went back to Australia on Saturday and was apprehended before an extradition was authorized to South Australia. Rim will appear in Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.
South Australian guy desired for 16 years extradited in historical Parafield Gardens murder case
