With a killer on the loose, some hidden history coming to light, and strong women working in men’s fields, Petrichor the series will give you a separate kind of thrill.

The city suddenly gets dangerous as young women are murdered. Their bodies left crumpled with hands and legs tied and their skulls fractured. The technique of killings resembles a slew of serial killings that happened 18 years ago. The killer only kills during a rainy night, they target young women who are walking alone and cracks their skulls. And it started when the “suspected” killer was set free after 20 years of his prison sentence.

Inspector Tul and forensic doctor Run team up to unearth the mystery and as they keep digging, the mystery becomes even more complicated.

What I always find fascinating about Thai entertainment is how it can go from super sweet romances to more mature stuff like this. It’s a cool contrast. And just like “Manner of Death”, we have a lot of mature themes playing out. Well you can’t expect less when Sammon is one of the screenwriters.

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