36 year old American man found dead in Chiang Mai hostel

[snoop1130]

36 year old American man found dead in Chiang Mai hostel

 

 

A 36 year old American man has been found dead at a hostel in Chiang Mai.

 

Police were called to the hostel in Chiang Phueak on Tuesday morning after staff reported that a foreign tourist had died.

 

The man, identified as Mr Richard Justin, was sitting upright against his bed.

 

Staff told police that the deceased had been staying at the hotel since February 13 and that a few days ago he had fainted and suffered seizure, which he received first aid for.

 

Police said there were no signs of a struggle in the room and that they suspect underlying health problems may be the cause of death.

 

The man’s body was sent to Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital for autopsy.

 

The American Consulate in Chiang Mai was also informed of the death.

 

Source: https://www.sanook.com/news/7692690/

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2019-02-26

[RotBenz8888]

Was it drugs, alcohol or disease? Anyone's guess at this point. To young to die.

[mok199]

Nice to see all the concerened bystanders video the event....

[SammyT]

2 minutes ago, mok199 said:

Nice to see all the concerened bystanders video the event....

Welcome to the digital age. You must be new here...

[puukao]

he died doing what he loved

RIP

he was surrounded by friends and family who loved him

he lived a good life.........

 

20 years ago i might have cared what will be written about me after i die....but i really couldn't care less.  nobody knows are lives better than ourselves....i'm fine with mine.  i just hope this guy was ok with his.  

[geriatrickid]

he had fainted and suffered seizure, which he received first aid for.

And no attempt to seek  actual medical care?

 

[sanemax]

18 minutes ago, mok199 said:

Nice to see all the concerened bystanders video the event....

And if the video was there in the report, would you watch it ?

[madmen]

12 minutes ago, geriatrickid said:

he had fainted and suffered seizure, which he received first aid for.

And no attempt to seek  actual medical care?

 

Of course not. no insurance of any kind or did you expect a Thai to pay for it?

[Puchaiyank]

Sad...so young...what could have possibly brought him to this point in his life...

 

Life is good...make good choices...don't live just for the moment...consider the long term consequences for your chosen lifestyle...enjoy...

[Aussieroaming]

RIP fella, I hope you enjoyed what time you had before your demise.

[harriott456]

10 hours ago, madmen said:

Of course not. no insurance of any kind or did you expect a Thai to pay for it?

so its a Thais fault?

 

[soalbundy]

10 hours ago, madmen said:

Of course not. no insurance of any kind or did you expect a Thai to pay for it?

He could have done something drastic like paying for a check up himself.

[hotchilli]

4 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

Sad...so young...what could have possibly brought him to this point in his life...

 

Life is good...make good choices...don't live just for the moment...consider the long term consequences for your chosen lifestyle...enjoy...

Not quite sure what point you're trying to make?

He had an underlying illness, probably was taking medication for it... he previously has a seizure & had first aid at the time, he probably continued with his chosen lifestyle as many do with underlying health issues.

He died in bed with a few good memories, not a bad way to go !

 

[graeme64]

17 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

 

He died in bed with a few good memories, not a bad way to go !

 

you might want to try and re read the article.  "was sitting upright against his bed."

 

If the full article says something different then I sit upright against my bed corrected!

 

G

 

 

[maxcorrigan]

12 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

he had fainted and suffered seizure, which he received first aid for.

And no attempt to seek  actual medical care?

 

Maybe he declined hospital treatment!

[sharktooth]

Typical dumb speculation and bickering over this poor guys demise.  Don’t forget he was a human being kids.

[tandor]

15 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Was it drugs, alcohol or disease? Anyone's guess at this point. To young to die.

"The man’s body was sent to Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital for autopsy."

 

...it takes time to get results, toxicology sometimes up to six weeks.

[Mac98]

14 hours ago, madmen said:

Of course not. no insurance of any kind or did you expect a Thai to pay for it?

Likely a pre-existing condition and insurance wouldn't pay anyway!

[chingmai331]

Babies, toddlers, teens, strong 20 yr olds, middle aged men, elderly women, obese men, ancient wise ones...all died today somewhere.

Richard was not too young to die, but just the right age for him.

[USNret]

Anyone check the exterminators roach spray? Wasn’t that the problem a few years back?

[DJ54]

R.I.P. young man hopefully you were at peace with yourself.

 

Good to see those agrumentive coals are burning quickly giving 

some the spunk to maybe argue and cross examine.......

 

sometimes it takes at least a page and a half 

 

 

[hmficc]

On 2/19/2019 at 6:14 PM, Puchaiyank said:

Anyone want to start a smoker's only airline, terminal, and lounges?

 

On 2/26/2019 at 8:48 AM, geriatrickid said:

he had fainted and suffered seizure, which he received first aid for.

And no attempt to seek  actual medical care?

 

They did medical care. Rubbed Tiger Balm on his forehead.