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American Man Found Dead in Apparent Suicide in Phuket Home
Pictures courtesy of Amarin TV A tragic discovery in Phuket has left neighbours in shock after a 73-year-old American man was found dead in what appears to be a suicide. Authorities believe Martin Neilgrego intentionally inhaled cooking gas, leading to his death. Police Lieutenant Colonel Rapiphan Chumtham of Patong Police Station responded to the incident at around 6.35pm on April 9. The report prompted a swift investigation by Police Colonel Chalermchai Hirasawat, along with forensic officers from Vachira Phuket Hospital and Kusontham Foundation rescue workers, at the home in Soi Na Nai 9, Patong. Upon arrival, police found Neilgrego's lifeless body on the floor with a plastic bag over his head and a gas line from a nearby cooking gas tank inserted into the bag. The scene suggested a deliberate act, as concluded by forensic and medical personnel. The forensic doctor estimated that Neilgrego had been deceased for 12 to 24 hours. The setup of the scene led authorities to suspect that the method was premeditated. The deceased was discovered by a neighbour named Buarian, who became concerned after noticing Neilgrego's stillness. "I called out to him, but there was no response. When I checked, I realised he had died," she recounted, prompting her to alert the police. Neilgrego’s body has been transferred to Vachira Phuket Hospital for a formal autopsy to confirm the cause of death. Meanwhile, police have registered the case as a probable suicide and are coordinating with the American embassy to inform Neilgrego's relatives for further arrangements regarding funeral proceedings. This distressing event highlights the importance of mental health awareness and support, underscoring the need for community vigilance and assistance, reported The Thaiger. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai), or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress, or depression. Seek help. -- 2025-04-10 -
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PETITION to Urge Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to immediately ban COVID vaccines and investigate
Let's see.... the measles vaccine is 97% effective after the standard two doses. She was unvaccinated and died from complications associated with her measles infection. What conclusion is to be drawn? If all other factors remained the same there would only be a 3% chance of her being infected. Even when a vaccinated person catches measles, the risk of serious complications is reduced significantly. But if you like sailing in stormy weather.... have at it. -
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Trump Accused of 'Market Manipulation' in Tariff Reversal Shocker!
You'll to have to do better than that. Which friends, which shares? How much, when did they sell and when did they buy back? You're also assuming it was his plan all along when the media is casting it all as a panic, knee jerk response. Facebook... -
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Laos entry stamp scam.
This is NOT a case of careless travelers. It is DEFINITELY a case of scamming Lao immigration officials. It is not possible to "walk past the booths to get the entry stamps", as some people have suggested. Try it yourself if you don't believe me. Exactly the same thing happened to me 10 years ago when I flew into Vientiane to visit the Thai Embassy there for a visa. When I arrived at the Embassy, they had a look at my passport and told me that they could not process my visa without an entry stamp. I was very surprised to learn that I didn't have a stamp because I distinctly remembered giving my passport to the guy who was supposed to stamp it. So I hurried back to the airport and explained what had happened, and, as they remembered me (it's not a busy airport), they gave me the stamp. I had gone through all the right procedures and given my passport to all of the officials in the visa issuing/stamping queue at the airport. So this was a deliberate omission on the part of the officials at the airport. And it's not like they might have accidentally forgotten to stamp my passport. The guy sitting there has one job and one job only to do: Stamping the passports of entering tourists. It is IMPOSSIBLE for him to accidentally overlook this step. So clearly, it would be a good habit to always check your passport for the required stamps upon entering any country, especially ones that have made a lucrative scam out of deliberately NOT stamping passports, such as Laos, as is now known. -
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Gaza Paramedics Shot ‘With Intent to Kill,’ Red Crescent Demands International Probe
Context on how and why this happened is important. It not as easy as saying the person who pulled the trigger is the killer. You are right. Hamas using ambulances is a go to tactic for them in their murderous terror activities “Al-Qassam has its own ambulances, some of which are located on the military base. The appearance of the ambulances is similar to the civilian ambulances so that they will not arouse suspicion or be bombed by Israel,” says one Hamas terrorist. Another Hamas terrorist says that “during combat, the ambulances are used, among other things, to evacuate fighters, commanders and operatives. They also transport food, cargo and weapons in them because that is the safest way to transport them.” https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hamas-operative-says-i-can-go-out-with-whatever-ambulance-in-call-intercepted-by-idf/ -
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