Tragic end for couple in Thai resort: Suspected suicide stirs shock

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A chilling discovery unfolded in Phetchabun when a couple from Pathum Thani were found dead in their resort room. The suspected suicide of 62 year old Natcha and 61 year old Akrara has left authorities puzzled and seeking answers.

 

The local authorities yesterday were alerted to the tragic scene at a resort in Lom Sak, Phetchabun. The resort, consisting of approximately 10 buildings each housing two rooms, saw its peaceful atmosphere shattered when the bodies of the couple were discovered in one of the rooms.

 

Both Natcha and Akrara were found hanged, with Natcha using a red nylon rope tied to a shelf next to the bed and Akrara using a similar rope tied to the sliding bathroom door. Both were found in a kneeling position facing the room’s walls.

 

No signs of struggle or harm were found in the room, and everything appeared to be in order. The room was not air-conditioned, and a ticket for a national park visit dated January 9, was found in the trash can. A medicine blister pack with only one pill left was also found, along with their car parked nearby.

 

Post-mortem examinations showed no signs of injury or harm, other than the marks on their necks from the ropes. It is estimated that they had been dead for no less than eight hours. Their bodies were then taken to Lom Sak Hospital, awaiting their relatives to claim them for religious ceremonies, reported Sanook.

 

By Samantha Rose

Caption: Picture courtesy of Sanook

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2024-01-11

 

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[Tropicalevo]

Very sad.

At least now they have found peace and are still together.

RIP

[GammaGlobulin]

The Color Red is best for the New Year, according to long tradition.

Therefore, the choice of red makes sense in this case.