The ghost in white continues to harm the people involved in the case. Singha remembers his sister through Thup in Goddess Bless You From Death episode 6.
Goddess Bless You From Death episode 6 aired on December 5, 2025 via iQIYI and CHANGE2561 YouTube Channel. Episode 6 centers on Singha as he continues looking for evidence in the seven-bodies case. Additionally, Thup was able to save someone from being killed when he followed the ghost’s voice to help him. Meanwhile, Singha was reminded of his sister because of Thup. Singha and Thup’s relationship is starting to make progress as well.
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Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers about the series. Read with caution.
The Other Suspect in Goddess Bless You From Death Episode 6
Goddess Bless You From Death episode 6 begins with Ta Khuean being identified as the prime suspect in the seven-bodies case. He said that everyone in the Santi Tham House must have known him. He was the one who handled the accounts and finances.
As of now, every victim points toward the Santi Tham House and their connection there. Singha asked Mek to dig deeper into Ta Khuean. Elsewhere, King received a call saying that he already got the item. King said that he could proceed, but he didn’t mention what it was.
Meanwhile, Sey and Darin reconciled their relationship. In addition, after Darin’s accident, Sey realized that he couldn’t lose him. In the end, they decided to rekindle and start over again.
Sey mentioned the Santi Tham House, and Darin remembered something. Before his accident, he found something related to the case. They discovered another lead—that every victim had a bamboo shoot in their stomach.
The Unfortunate Events Might Be Warnings
At the station, the officers gathered the Tukkata Siakaban dolls and arranged them from Sunday to Saturday. Singha asked why it took so long. The officer said that every officer assigned to the victims’ houses experienced unfortunate events.
It seemed like someone was getting in the way. Aside from that, some officers claimed that they saw a ghost as well. Additionally, King said that they needed to be rational and stop with the ghost theory. However, Mek said that he could attest that what he saw that day was really a ghost.
Moreover, one of the officers placed the box of evidence in the evidence room. While doing so, the box opened and the ghost’s head appeared, startling him. Thup sensed that something bad was happening, and a ghost told him to get to the evidence room immediately.
Thup went to Singha and asked who he assigned to the evidence room. The scene then shifted to the officer getting strangled by the ghost’s hair, forcing the Siakaban doll into his mouth.
Singha and the others rushed to the room and found Khem struggling to breathe, with the doll in his mouth. Singha said that the ghost might be trying to kill everyone who gets ahold of the evidence. Thup then suggested that he keep it with him because the ghosts are afraid to go near him.
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The Links Between the Case
Mek reported the information he gathered about Ta Khuean. Originally, Ta Khuean was a cop in Sisaket twenty years ago before he was transferred to Bangkok. He reportedly attacked his wife and child.
Mek tried to ask around about Ta Khuean and his house. The person they asked said that Ta Khuean had lived in the house for ten years. He moved down from Isan not long before relocating to the Santi Tham House.
Elsewhere in Goddess Bless You From Death episode 6, King noticed that Ta Khuean lived in the same province as Thup—Sisaket—creating a link between them. Singha and Thup joined Darin at the hospital. While Singha was busy, Thup followed someone and ended up getting strangled by the ghost in white.
The ghost told him, “I took seven. So I’ll take seven more.” The ghost immediately left Thup when Singha appeared and called him “Yak.” In addition, Thup told Singha what the ghost said about taking seven more lives.
Singha then bumped into Jump, the person who was caught making content in the abandoned mall. Thup noticed that Jump was chanting something and told Singha that it was a ghost-calling chant.
Jump looked at Darin and said, “Wednesday.” Darin replied that it was his birthday.
Singha’s Past in Goddess Bless You From Death Episode 6
While at the tent, Thup heard a voice telling him to follow it. Singha saw Thup walking away and called his name, but Thup didn’t look back. In a flashback, Singha remembered his sister, Maysa, who experienced the same situation.
Maysa followed someone—possibly a ghost—but Singha didn’t follow her. In the present, Singha continued calling Thup’s name. When he finally got ahold of him, Singha hugged him and told him to come back. After countless calls, Thup returned to his senses and told Singha that he couldn’t hear him.
Thup noticed that Singha was deep in thought and asked him about it. Singha said, “When you walked out of the house, my heart dropped. I was reminded of that day—what happened to Maysa, my little sister.”
Thup comforted Singha to help him forget those memories. However, the two ended up sharing a night together, not minding the cop-and-suspect situation.
Goddess Bless You From Death episode 6 ends with Inspector King bringing an arrest warrant to Singha’s house for Thup. King said that Thup was under arrest for murder, with intent.
Episode 7 Preview and Release Date
Episode 7 teases Singha stating that Ta Khuean is their major suspect in the case. However, the head of the Santi Tham House insists that Ta Khuean is a good man. Another victim is found, prompting King to ask why the murders are happening again if they only occur every five years. Darin also sees himself hanged on the same tree.
Catch the next episode on December 12, 2025 via iQIYI and CHANGE2561 YouTube Channel. New episodes arrive every Friday at 11:30 PM (PHT).
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