UPDATE CCTV Records TOWIE Star in Row Before Death Pictures and video courtesy of The Sun Newly obtained CCTV footage has revealed further details about the final moments of TOWIE star Jordan Wright, recording him in a heated late-night row shortly before his death in Phuket. The 33-year-old Brit was seen near a drainage canal, where he was later found dead, appearing agitated and shouting during an apparent argument. The footage has intensified questions surrounding the circumstances leading up to his death. The clip is timestamped at 11:37pm on March 12, just 12 minutes after earlier CCTV showed Wright running back to his hotel in a distressed state. In the footage, a family of three walking nearby reportedly saw and heard him yelling angrily while standing by the canal. Police believe he may have been arguing over the phone, though they are still working to confirm who he was speaking to. Witnesses said Wright appeared to be in a “frenzied state” and was heard making threatening remarks, including references to a “f**king shootout”. Additional comments captured on the footage suggest he was engaged in a tense and emotional exchange. A police officer stated the family then heard the sound of someone wading in water before the area fell silent. Lieutenant Colonel Chanasin Prateep Na Thalang said no other voices were heard and no one was seen chasing Wright at the scene. He added that the canal contained chest-deep water in places, and that Wright, in darkness and an agitated state, may have been unable to climb out. Authorities do not currently believe he was being physically pursued at the time he was seen running earlier. Investigators are continuing to examine Wright’s movements and contacts in the hours before his death, including who he may have met earlier that evening. He had checked into his hotel at around 7pm on March 12, but his activities until approximately 11:30pm remain unclear. Security staff and CCTV at the hotel did not record any other individuals accompanying him. The Sun reported that police believe Wright may have drowned in the stagnant canal water, although the exact time of death has not been established. Officers are reviewing evidence, including the apparent phone call and witness accounts, as they work to piece together a full timeline. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities seek to clarify the events leading to his death. ScreenRecording_03-21-2026 05-21-27_1.mp4 Adapted by ASEAN Now The-Sun 21 Mar 2026
