Liverpool Lou

They don't have to close, they can open for non-alcoholic drinks.

The heartbroken family of a loving, larger-than-life Australian teenager is currently engaged in a poignant mission to repatriate his body after his suspicious death in Thailand. Just because they say they think it is suspicious when they know nothing about the circumstances doesn't mean that it is...they're scrounging money, remember! Their opinion from Australia is irrelevant until the investigation into his death has been completed.

What comment you have made sooo many. Don't worry about it, it wasn't one that I made to you.

Only two full days have passed since he died, how quickly do you think a postmortem can be arranged, performed and a cause of death established? Thai law says any death of a foreigner must be investigated and an autopsy carried out I know that, what's that got to do with my comment?

No, you missed the point, they weren't asked. Did I? How do you know that they weren't asked?

You didn't think to think that perhaps the police weren't revealing the full story when asked?

So if she knew it makes it ok for owner to rip her off? If she knew and accepted it, she wasn't being "ripped off"!

Always a possibility.................................. Well it deffo is on Koh Tao ...always a possibility anywhere.

Only two full days have passed since he died, how quickly do you think a postmortem can be arranged, performed and a cause of death established?

"...not just one that says 'heart stopped'". And when has that ever been reported?

To use your words, God, you do post some garbage.

Millions go no issues. Can't be that bad. Yes, a 99.99%+ safe return home rate for visitors is pretty good.

Even so, let's all scream "Suspicious death, again...Death Island!" with no justification whatsoever.

Unsolved? Such as? Perhaps you mean not solved in accordance with AN posters preferred versions of events.

"We" don't call it Death Island, you may, for nothing.

"None are ever solved"? Really? Name one, specifically, that was left unexplained by the investigating authorities, not by AN posters.

Apart from the title, there does not appear to be any suggestion that this death was "suspicious"? Where is that allegation coming from, I wonder?

What is "unexplained and suspicious" about this death?

Why? Rationally.

"...nothing mentioned on exactly what happened". Exactly, so why comment that "Death Island strikes again" that suggests that Koh Tao was responsible for his death when there was no suggestion of that at all?

So what is it that you know about this death that hasn't been made available to the rest of us?

Why , what was it that happened in this case that couldn't be made up?

What was so "suspicious" about it that it wasn't reported?

Here is the part that gets me...presumably she was aware of that condition when she accepted the job, a condition that ensures that she isn't replaced by a new masseuse in her absence and her job is safe even though the owner may not have enough staff to cover in those five days? .

What's that got to do with it?