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Whats Happening in The Koh Tao Murder Case?

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I can't find anything new on the Koh Tao murder case.

I worry that the B2 will just take the rapp and the case will be kept out of the limelight for the sake of tourism.

My opinion is that the real murderers are still free and will strike again.

Does anyone have any up to date facts and if so will you share them here.

This case had me engulfed and I read every peice of information available for months and then all of a sudden it has dissapeared from the news. I understand and respect the families of David and Hannah and therefore have no wish to dramatise what has happened but I feel for justice this case must stay in the public eye.

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Moving this topic from the Visa forum to the Ko Tao forum.

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