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64-year-old British man reportedly falls into canal in Na Jomtien and drowns


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12 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Heart attack ................ lots of people die while exercising.

Which is why I never exercise......one less danger.

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6 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Still woefully inadequate.

 

Credibility of forensic evidences is very important to court judgment. However, chronic problems in Thailand’s forensic science system can negatively affect credibility of forensic evidences during court trial. It was reported that the problems and causes, that can decrease credibility of forensic evidences, are arisen from the incompetent processes related to forensic evidence management, collection and investigation. 

https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/journal_sct/article/view/194157

 

...don't agree. The Crime Scene gets contaminated here through negligence by the attending officers. The FSD are highly trained in their field. Their Pathologists are world standard. Court evidence is another story. The OP was about a body being found and nothing happening as a result..ok.

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8 hours ago, Retiredandhappyhere said:

I am 81 and still have to catch myself, when I hear that someone aged around 70 or so has died, from saying "Well, he had a good innings", since I still think of myself as being younger than that.  Realism sets in a bit when I look in the mirror!

99 is a good innings. Bradman avg.

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12 hours ago, BritManToo said:

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

If you step outside your house today in England in this heat the MSM are kind of telling us we'll all die.????

 

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1 hour ago, Sparktrader said:

Yep former champs too. Running shortens your life. Better off walking.

Better off sitting on the sofa, drinking a beer, smoking a joint and posting on AN.

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12 hours ago, BigStar said:

You beat me to it.

 

But most people, having read only headlines, don't know that Fixx suffered from the serious effects of his previous unhealthy lifestyle, most notably heavy smoking. He ignored them despite obvious signs of arterial blockage and even the urging of Ken Cooper himself to come in for tests, which he finally intended to do.

 

We may speculate that he'd expired even younger without his running. Nonetheless, his exaggerated faith in it was simply irrational.

 

Such could easily be the case here.

Yes, Fixx apparently ignored chest pain and other symptoms and "pushed through".

Sad to die at 52 years old in any case.

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4 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Better off sitting on the sofa, drinking a beer, smoking a joint and posting on AN.

I gotta go with the poster who recommended the old "moderation in all things".

So a little bit of exercise followed by "sitting on the sofa, drinking a beer, smoking a joint and posting on AN" is probably not so bad.

 

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19 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

I dare say the autopsy will reveal he was hit by a pick up or something

Was also thinking that, Pickup or heart attack 

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19 hours ago, SiSePuede419 said:

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

 

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

 

nope not even retirement age 

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20 hours ago, arithai12 said:

 

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.

I agree.

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A lot of waffle about how long each sex and countries people live until.....bet they don't keep falling into canals though.

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On 7/19/2022 at 11:03 AM, rtco said:

I'm 72 and go for 2 swims (1 x one hour and 1 x half hour) every day + some strength exercises as well (pull-ups, sit-ups, press-ups etc) so I'd better watch out hadn't I

Perhaps you should, never know when the grim reaper is lurking around the corner!

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