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Australian man reportedly pretending to rent condo dives to his death from 17th floor

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An Australian man who reportedly pretended to rent a condo in Pattaya suddenly dived to his death from the 17th floor.

 

The incident that totally caught a clerk at a condominium in Pattaya off his guard happened just this morning, August 8th, when an Australian man who reportedly came to look at a condo to rent suddenly climbed over the railing and dived to his death from the 17th floor.

 

The condominium was located on Pattaya Second Road in the Nongprue subdistrict, however the name was withheld due to a pending investigation. The man was found dead in the back of a hotel with several bone fractures and a severe stomach injury. He wore a grey shirt and blue shorts, carrying only 10 baht, while his luggage and passport were discovered in the room on the 17th floor.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/08/08/australian-man-reportedly-pretending-to-rent-condo-in-pattaya-dives-to-his-death-from-17th-floor/

 

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