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Foreign developer shot dead in Hat Yai

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Foreign developer shot dead in Hat Yai

HAT YAI: On Friday a Malaysian real estate developer was shot dead in Hat Yai, his girlfriend was also severely injured.

Accoring to the deputy commander of the Tambon Thungsong police station Lee An Han was shot and killed while driving his Mercedes Benz car on the Sadao to Hat Yai road at around 11.30am. The man had entered Thailand on Wednesday. The attacker trailed Han in a Toyota Yaris car and opened fired at the Benz when it was stopped in a traffic light. The police are now investigating the incident.

Source: http://www.samuitimes.com/foreign-developer-shot-dead-in-hat-yai/

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"Incident"? I'm sure his family will consider this event as such.

"Incident"? I'm sure his family will consider this event as such.

Oh boy........coffee1.gif

probably doing better than his thai competitors, pissed them off and made them lose face

From what i heard its a bounce cheque theory ......he owes another malaysian about 40 million baht ....the guy he owes has taken the victim to court ....and victim paid by cheque some monies owed and cheque bounced ......i could be wrong

probably just random bullet...

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