Ginggaew Lorsoongnern

Ginggaew Lorsoungnern (; ; 1950 – 13 January 1979) was a Thai woman executed in 1979 for conspiring in a kidnapping and murder plot. She was the second woman in Thai history to be executed by gunfire.

Kidnapping Ginggaew had been fired from her housekeeping and childcare job by Vichai and Jitra Srijareonsukying, a Bangkok couple with a six-year-old son. Ginggaew needed money, so her 28-year-old boyfriend, who already had a criminal record, suggested holding the boy for ransom. A total of six conspirators were identified by Thai authorities: aside from Ginggaew herself they were Thongmuan Grogkoggraud, Pin Peungyard, Thongsuk Puwised (the spouse of Pin), Gasem Singhara, and Suthi Sridee. Because of Ginggaew's situs inversus, none of the bullets had struck her heart. She was once again placed before gunfire, and the second volley succeeded.

Gasem and Pin also received death sentences, while Thongmuan was sentenced to life imprisonment. Suthi and Thongsuk were each sentenced to 20 years in prison. Gasem was executed at Bang Kwang on the same day as Ginggaew. Pin also required two volleys of bullets before he died.