Scottish Teacher Found Dead at Home in Phatthalung

Reading between the lines, We know what this sounds like.

RIP, too young to go.

“According to the initial investigation, police believe the teacher may have been experiencing personal problems. Colleagues told officers that he had not shared any such concerns with fellow teachers at the school.”

“Fellow teachers described the deceased as a cheerful and sociable person.”

I wonder why the cops think that he had personal problems? What do they know that his colleagues don’t?

Sorry to see a young life extinguished. RIP

7 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

police believe the teacher may have been experiencing personal problems.

Maybe this would be more accurate: "police make believe the teacher may have been experiencing personal problems."

Simply during examination of the scene nothing implies as such, even by those who knew the victim.

Obviously it's a hint that it was perhaps suicide

Very sad

3 hours ago, Scouse123 said:

Reading between the lines, We know what this sounds like.

RIP, too young to go.

Yes. We know.

The usual procedure for the police is to say it was a heart attack, suicide, an accident, a love story gone wrong or he owed money to someone.

Covers all the bases.

13 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

One colleague said it was difficult to understand what he may have been thinking privately

How can we know what someone might be thinking PRIVATELY.....!!!

Maybe, he was thinking that he just could not face one more hour with rambunxious students, for example.

I would never teach students who did not have an IQ of, minimum, 120, and who were extremely motivated to excell academically.

Otherwise, my might begin to entertain some very negative PRIVATE thoughts.

But, this is very sad, especially if he was a talented teacher.

Anyway: Goodbye, Mr. Chips.......

13 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

According to the initial investigation, police believe the teacher may have been experiencing personal problems. Colleagues told officers that he had not shared any such concerns with fellow teachers at the school.

So, he may have been experiencing personal problems or he may not have .

I expect the reported asked Policeman and the Police casually replied without much consideration

21 hours ago, wensiensheng said:

“According to the initial investigation, police believe the teacher may have been experiencing personal problems. Colleagues told officers that he had not shared any such concerns with fellow teachers at the school.”

“Fellow teachers described the deceased as a cheerful and sociable person.”

I wonder why the cops think that he had personal problems? What do they know that his colleagues don’t?

Sorry to see a young life extinguished. RIP

They may have found evidence at the condo that showed he had taken his own life?

13 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

I would never teach students who did not have an IQ of, minimum, 120, and who were extremely motivated to excell academically.

I'm assuming you're not a teacher because a teacher would NEVER say this. One of the joys of teaching is to see an underachiever or someone with some sort of learning disability develop and improve. Your comment is self-centred whereas teachers are student centred no matter what that students IQ might be.