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A 64-year-old British man drowned after falling into a canal while reportedly stretching on a bridge after exercise.

 

Na Jomtien police traveled to the Na Jomtien canal in the Na Jomtien subdistrict of Sattahip, Chonburi, on Sunday, July 17th, after being notified that the body of a British elderly man was found in a canal.

 

According to reports, the body belonged to Mr. Richard Wayne Moorcroft, a 64-year-old British tourist who resided in the area. He was discovered in a knee-deep canal, wearing a green polo shirt, green shorts, and black sneakers while carrying only a driver’s license. The victim reportedly sustained no injuries nor signs of an attack.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/07/18/64-year-old-british-man-reportedly-falls-into-canal-in-na-jomtien-and-drowns/

 

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Mystery as Brit jogger found dead in shallow Thailand canal with no signs of foul play

Ex-pat Richard Wayne Moorcroft was spotted fully-clothed in the shallow ditch in Pattaya on Sunday shortly after 7am local time. Officers say there were no signs of murder

 

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He was found in a canal (Image: Viral Press)

 

By Kelly-Ann MillsNews Reporter

 

Police were investigating the mystery death of a British jogger who was found dead floating face down in a canal in Thailand.

 

Ex-pat Richard Wayne Moorcroft was spotted fully-clothed in the shallow ditch in Pattaya on Sunday shortly after 7am local time.

 

Police and paramedics arrived to pull the 63-year-old's body from the water and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

 

Full story: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/mystery-brit-jogger-found-dead-27511169

 

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2 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Sad news. 63 isnt elderly though.

Perhaps a 63 year old can be described as young old .

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3 hours ago, RandiRona said:

Thailand--- Hub of convenient falang deaths!!

 

I am sure this case will be closed as an accident just like all other foreigners's death cases are.

It may have been just that, unless you know more about the situation n

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1 hour ago, Phil1975 said:

Regular jogger so likely fit and healthy who always runs the same route just happened to dive over a guard rail and then drown in knee height water?! <deleted>. 

You should watch some of the UK hospital programs, you might be surprised how many so called healthy and fit people, particularly in that age group collapse suddenly when exercising and often die.

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16 minutes ago, SiSePuede419 said:

Is a 64 year old man considered "elderly" in Britain?

 

Wouldn't even qualify for a Senior discount in America. ????

 

Elderly,certainly ,could get a bus pass but a couple of years away from state pension age.

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53 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Same age, death is coming for us ........ soon!

Hey ... slow down, let's not rush things.

 

I'll hit 68 at the end of this year, and just hoping I make it to life expectancy when born. Parents only made it 69 & 74 (mother), drinkers & smokers.  So I should do a bit better.

 

Seems to be a lot of guessing after 2007, especially if born recently ... 80's

 

So if making it to 65, we could be good for another 13 yrs, if reading correctly.

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4 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Sad news. 63 isnt elderly though.

 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

after being notified that the body of a British elderly man was found in a canal.

You are right, the persons that found the body should be blamed for not checking his age first with a quick visit to his home and looking at his passport, then consult you on the correct adjective to use, then finally inform the police.

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