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Phuket Police aim to ID high-speed crash victim
Phuket Gazette

PHUKET: -- Police are trying to identify a man who died in a high-speed motorbike accident in Koh Kaew, north of Phuket Town, early this morning.

Police were called to the scene, near the entrance of the Inizio Koh Kaew housing estate (map here), after security guard Chamroen Pinamorn witnessed the accident at about 4am.

“I saw a man speed by on a motorbike heading toward Thepkrasattri Road. He lost control at the curve and went into a roadside ditch,” Mr Chamroen said.

“The road was wet from the heavy rain last night, and the ditch is about three meters deep,” he added.

Mr Chamroen called other security guards to rush to help the fallen motorcyclist.

“But when we climbed into the ditch, the man was unconscious and not breathing,” he said.

Lt Jariyawat Pancheun of the Phuket City Police described the man as 150-160cm tall, about 30 years old, and dressed in a light gray sports t-shirt and dark gray jeans at the time of the accident.

“There were no tattoos or other distinguishing marks on the body and we found no identification documents,” he said.

“We found a Nokia phone on him, but it was no longer working as it had been submerged in the water in the bottom on the ditch,” Lt Jariyawat said.

No helmet was found at the scene, he added.

“We are waiting for test results to establish whether the man was drunk. Any person who believes they know who this man was are urged to contact the Phuket City Police at 076-212129,” Lt Jariyawat said.

Source: http://www.phuketgazette.net/phuket_news/2014/Phuket-Police-aim-to-ID-high-speed-crash-victim-23174.html

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-- Phuket Gazette 2014-01-04

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Thai or foreigner?

The license plate pictured in the article should be a great help in Identification.

RIP. It seems high-speed, road conditions, lack of helmet and possibly alcohol made it almost

inevitable.

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Thai or foreigner?

The license plate pictured in the article should be a great help in Identification.

RIP. It seems high-speed, road conditions, lack of helmet and possibly alcohol made it almost

inevitable.

RIP.

Having the licence plate won't require Sherlock Holmes.

I might be presuming too much, but alcohol or another tourist being able to rent a bike bigger than he can handle?

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“There were no tattoos or other distinguishing marks on the body''

Excludes Muai Thai then...

''No helmet was found at the scene, he added.''

Could be just about anyone else...

Not an easy one...

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