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Pattaya: "Popular" British pensioner gunned down on way home after just returning from UK Xmas visit


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They were saying he is a popular guy

Well someone was not happy with him for what ever reason 

Let's hope the police can identify the killer as mentioned Robbery not the case 

Some one wanted him dead 

Posted

Relationship, businesss or spur of moment.

Seems too well planned n pre-meditated.

So it still is relationship or business. 
 

May he RIP. 

Posted

Probably completely random, take a drive around these back roads of Huay Yai, a great many of the road signs are full of bullet holes!

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3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:
5 hours ago, webfact said:

"Em", 23, a hotel security man, said that he had been sleeping 300 meters away.

 

If he's on the job, then I think he just lost his job

He had been resting in his room as the OP link states.

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2 hours ago, Cricky said:
5 hours ago, webfact said:

security man, said that he had been sleeping

Doesn't surprise me

Why should it?  Most people use their rooms for resting at some time, as the OP link stated.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

two tins of baked beans, a loaf of bread and half a roast chicken.

sounds like my kind of dinner. RIP old mate.

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14 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

He had been resting in his room as the OP link states.

Err, sleeping the OP Link states, actually .

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Grim story indeed .

Motives 

Quarrel at the shop the deceased bought food from ?

The woman in the mans life ?

I do hope we learn  more of this crime , often there is no follow up on this media outlet .

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4 hours ago, smedly said:

can you not read, you obviously have no clue - like I said in my post - who benefits financially from his death - it's called motive and in Thailand when farangs are murdered it is almost always a financial motive - someone gains alot of money and thinks they will get away with it - cash that nobody knows about (not banked)

Do you have stats to back that up? ‘Almost always’ is in excess of 90%. That doesn’t sound like an ‘opinion’ to me.

As for bringing a lot of cash, most retired people who have shared there finances with me have a monthly income.

Clearly people can and will speculate. Mistaken identity, as already mentioned, a drug crazed lunatic or even a callus lunatic.

I’m just glad you’re not investigating this case.

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Hope camera's will show why he took the detour to Pratumnak area. Something doesn't make sense with that.

 

Who followed after him, the long way home?

 

This case is probably in media worldwide soon, so RTP will work hard to solve this mystery, and I think they will.

Don't want to speculate now, too much unknown at this point.

 

RIP.

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4 hours ago, smedly said:

in Thailand when farangs are murdered it is almost always a financial motive - someone gains alot of money

Really? No-one would get much from me dying. I guess you are a member of the 'All Farangs Are Rich Club'.

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5 hours ago, HuskerDo2 said:

So sad when it happens to a good guy like this man seemed to be. It sounds like a very personal attack. It said he had no enemies, yet he apparently wasn't robbed so the shooter was very deliberate in this shooting and wanted the man dead.

 

I hope they find the attacker and give him what he deserves.

 

RIP.

I think that you are making a few big assumptions there .   People don't get assassinated for nothing, unless its a case of mistaken identity.  I suspect that there is much more to this than has been reported. 

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5 hours ago, internationalism said:

"Peter's" friend followed him or mistaken identity.

Phra Tamnak looks like not the shortest way home, he likely meet somebody there/gave lift to Peter's home or somebody else he had met in the pub

Maybe he just took a short detour, because he preferred the chicken from the mini mart in Phra Tamnak. He could then easily drive to his home in Huay Yai via Thepprasit rd.

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12 minutes ago, Doctor Tom said:

I think that you are making a few big assumptions there .   People don't get assassinated for nothing, unless its a case of mistaken identity.  I suspect that there is much more to this than has been reported. 

With the amount of guns per capita here... 

With the amount of Yabba heads riding around etc...  its not far fetched to suspect this could be something as simple as wrong place wrong time, looking at the wrong person, even overtaking the wrong person on the bike... 

 

... This could have been something incredibly random... Or one or or a combination of a multitude of many other reasons....  gang initiation to a hired hit... etc...   

 

This must be horrific for his loved ones. 

 

 

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5 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

If he's on the job, then I think he just lost his job

No problem...'sleeping' is one of the requirements for the job.

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