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Murder considered in death plunge of eldest son of "Godfather of Koh Samet"


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I totally agree with a frivolous comment being.

 

If falang falls of balcony which is a weekly occurrence straightaway the cops say drunk. suicide or accidental fall but if a Thai ohhhh.... suspicious! What a crock of shit!

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8 hours ago, missoura said:

In '99 the cost for a bungalow here was less than B1000. Today that is dinner for two

 

??? In 2015 I rented a moped for 250 bahts a day and found bungalows for 500 Bahts a night. Had lunch at local restaurant south of the island for 120 Bahts two people. Call that "inflated"?

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12 minutes ago, davidstipek said:

Is this the Boy who was linked to the Koh Tao murders?

No.  

 

He is from Koh Tao which is in the vicinity of Koh Samui.  This guys family owns resorts on Koh Samet which is located just off Rayong. Two very different parts of Thailand. 

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3 hours ago, Tom Cahill said:

Two things.
ONE:
From the photo it only looks like there's five  storeys,  in which I'm including the top of the building as a storey,  so there's definitely not five floors  (which you can all see).
TWO:
Somehow they  "know"  he departed from the third floor.  I have no idea how they have confirmed this,  unless of course there's witnesses,  in which case this is:
a.  not coroborated,  therefore not a fact at all,  but a statement or hearsay pending cross examination in court;  and,

b.  would indicate that the witness---real or imagined---would have seen if he tripped and fell over the over-waist-height guard wall/rail,

therefore,  the whole story's totally riddled with strong deception indicators,  and of course the lack of any possibility of the only possible non-murder scenario is that he was wandering about on the guardrail or wall when he fell,  or,  as would be the case if he was foreign;  he committed suicide.

Total suspect as with all deaths from height in Thailand.

For the more keen researcher of the Thai jumping pandemic,  I would urge readers to look up the CIA's assassination manual from the 1960's where all agents tasked with killing people were told them to throw the body off as higher a height as possible,  to destroy totally or largely contaminate any evidence on the corpse of any prior foul play,  which was the actual cause of their death.   In this case,  as we can see,  the body hasn't shattered,  so this would indicate that suicide would be the most likely,  but we must consider,  if the building had a lift,  then it would be totally safe for a couple of killers to drag the body up to the roof to throw him off there,  as no one would use the stairs in this country should that've been the case.


 

17 floors is the suggested minimum.

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8 hours ago, cardinalblue said:

The problem with thailand is as prices increase the quality does not proportionally....

 

thailand is great for low cost items but fails in understanding one needs to increase quality /service whe jacking up prices...

 

it aint inflation but figured out they can make a greater profit margin on high end products vs . Low  cost ones

 

Example - LH uses the same building materials for a 20MB  house that they do for 5MB home....profit margin goes way up but not quality....same with high end island resorts....

 

This makes me conclude that the buyers are idiots.  Bangkok at least is in a housing bubble I think. 

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13 hours ago, Get Real said:

Clearly a suicide! All balcony jumps are.

3rd floor balcony?????    in '67  Army Jump School we had to jump from s 33ft tower into saw dust pit w/o anything attached...............for practice.   Who tries to commit suicide from a 3rd floor balcony, that is only a sure way to break a lot of bones and interior organs  -  unless he did a absolute header onto the concrete.  

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5 hours ago, TunnelRat69 said:

3rd floor balcony?????    in '67  Army Jump School we had to jump from s 33ft tower into saw dust pit w/o anything attached...............for practice.   Who tries to commit suicide from a 3rd floor balcony, that is only a sure way to break a lot of bones and interior organs  -  unless he did a absolute header onto the concrete.  

Oh, plaese don´t take it so serious. I was referring to the standard solution of the police. :cheesy:

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19 hours ago, Get Real said:

Oh, plaese don´t take it so serious. I was referring to the standard solution of the police. :cheesy:

Yeah, I'll lighten up, but  I ran out of Honey Nut Cheerios  and had to settle for cornflakes for breakfast yesterday morning..........pbly have a nervous breakdown before next shipment comes in  :passifier:

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