Alcoholic drowns in the lavatory with his head in a bucket

 

Picture: Thairath

 

PAYAO: -- Police were called to a house in Payao yesterday where a man was found in a toilet dead with his head in a large water bucket.

 

Amnuay Katip was dressed in shorts and t-shirt and had his head lodged in the bucket. Police and medics assessed he had already been dead six hours, reported Thairath.

 

Locals told the cops that Amnuay was an alcoholic and would shake if he did not get a drink. He had split up with his hill tribe wife some time before and gone to live with his elder brother in Ang Thong sub-district of Payao.

 

Police surmised that while using the toilet he had slipped and fell into the bucket. He had probably passed out and drowned in the water.

 

Source: Thairath

 

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Sad. RIP.

 

Glad I don't drink. Makes navigating ALL the pitfalls of Thailand much easier.

I guess when you start drinking out of a bucket

then you know you have a drink problem  . . . . . 

Toilet paper is the safer bet here.... 

 

No one ever drowned like this at a restaurant table, as far as I know.  

one less

The Bucket has so many uses, 

 

R.I.P.

When one can be so dead drunk to drown self in a bucket, I am not surprised about news on those foreigners falling off balconies...

Very unfortunate. Is the picture really necessary? Blurred or not, that's massively disrespectful in a country that talks a lot about honour and respect. 

38 minutes ago, Lobber said:

one less

Quality post.

Did it take you long to think up, or did it come naturally ? 

10 minutes ago, rkidlad said:

Very unfortunate. Is the picture really necessary? Blurred or not, that's massively disrespectful in a country that talks a lot about honour and respect. 

I agree. The headline and the picture just deprave individual's demise unnecessarily. It moves beyond being newsworthy to being disparaging. 

 

We have become by degree too adjusted to what is presented.

One can bring a horse to a trough...

41 minutes ago, rkidlad said:

Very unfortunate. Is the picture really necessary? Blurred or not, that's massively disrespectful in a country that talks a lot about honour and respect. 

Perhaps they should make such photos mandatory on bottles of alcoholic drinks, like those on packs of cigarettes...

“Historical omission points toward a culture’s subconscious beliefs that some people matter less than others.” 
― Aurin Squire

 

Pictures as well.

Disgraceful to use that photo. The poor man is entitled to an exit with some dignity and his battles with the bottle do not lessen that right. The Thai media seems to love publishing pictures of people in extremis and beyond but professes outrage when someone's foot is seen protruding from a vehicle. It's all totally <deleted>-up and insensitive beyond description.

Gives new meaning to kicking the bucket. Headbutting the bucket perhaps?

Jokes aside its sad to see people down to this level of alcoholism. Is a shame indeed. RIP.

Like they say " You can't make this stuff up". TIT..

3 hours ago, Sphere said:

Toilet paper is the safer bet here.... 

 

No one ever drowned like this at a restaurant table, as far as I know.  

 

I don't know anyone who takes a shit at a restaurant table, no matter how nice the toilet paper.

2 hours ago, rkidlad said:

Very unfortunate. Is the picture really necessary? Blurred or not, that's massively disrespectful in a country that talks a lot about honour and respect. 

I think the Thai-logic is that when you are dead, you can not lose face.

I was expecting to read about another Brit, but thought it was a novel way to go.

Could it be that he had said "I could get a cheaper burger in 7/11" ?

Very unfortunate for the man..

RIP. Alcohol when it gets a hold of you are I'm trouble if you can't shake it.

 

3 hours ago, Prbkk said:

Disgraceful to use that photo. The poor man is entitled to an exit with some dignity and his battles with the bottle do not lessen that right. The Thai media seems to love publishing pictures of people in extremis and beyond but professes outrage when someone's foot is seen protruding from a vehicle. It's all totally <deleted>-up and insensitive beyond description.

I also just complained this same point on the story about the viagra guy death with a hard on. Really not classy at all.

A needless and very sad death, brought to us by bad taste reporting.

I, along with I suspect most people posting, have on various occasions, been so unbelievably drunk that I have crashed out in some unusual places and poses, with little or no memory in the morning.

Yet some seem to think his demise a good opportunity for jokes in as poor taste as the photo.

Let he who is without sin, and in this case, never been blind drunk, throw the first stone.

Sorry, i cant help it,died with his head in a bucket? why did he put his head in the bucket, in the first place? was there some moonshine in it? or was he trying to get his loa koa out that he had dropped in it? Even Ken Follet couldn't write this. Only in this country could this happen.Will it be a suicide? or a murder by drowning,by person or persons unknown.Christ, ive known some serous alkies in my time as a bar owner,but never expiring in this manner.

Amazing Thailand,and things to put on your bucket list.

1 hour ago, Khon Kaen Dave said:

Sorry, i cant help it,died with his head in a bucket? why did he put his head in the bucket, in the first place? was there some moonshine in it? or was he trying to get his loa koa out that he had dropped in it? Even Ken Follet couldn't write this. Only in this country could this happen.Will it be a suicide? or a murder by drowning,by person or persons unknown.Christ, ive known some serous alkies in my time as a bar owner,but never expiring in this manner.

Amazing Thailand,and things to put on your bucket list.

Don't know about the contents of the bucket, but there was some serious "moon-shine" in that pic!  

Sad way to go.

 

I wonder if a broken heart caused him to give up on life?

 

 I'm seeing more and more suspicious deaths with recent break ups reported. 

 

A bar fine could have saved him!

2 hours ago, ezrider62 said:

I also just complained this same point on the story about the viagra guy death with a hard on. Really not classy at all.

 

That wasnt a hard on he was just a bit stiff!

7 hours ago, optad said:

I agree. The headline and the picture just deprave individual's demise unnecessarily. It moves beyond being newsworthy to being disparaging. 

 

We have become by degree too adjusted to what is presented.

How exactly is the reporti poor or the headline disparaging?

 

He was an alcoholic, who died in the lavatory, by drowning after falling in the bucket. The headline states the facts.

 

Or are you a bit prissy- would you prefer, man passes away peacefully

 after final drink. 

 

Have you ever bathed the corpse of a young friend at a Thai temple?  Or come upon an accident scene? Try it, it might help realising what happens when death occurs.

Well he can tick that off his bucket list !!

 

Very sad way to go, and I agree with others, the photo  was totally unnecessary !

 

RIP

7 hours ago, Prbkk said:

Disgraceful to use that photo. The poor man is entitled to an exit with some dignity and his battles with the bottle do not lessen that right. The Thai media seems to love publishing pictures of people in extremis and beyond but professes outrage when someone's foot is seen protruding from a vehicle. It's all totally <deleted>-up and insensitive beyond description.

I showed 2 Police friends here the other day some of the photos being used to tell the stories in los, they where shocked.

One said no wonder there are so many copycat deaths over there.

Edited February 21, 20179 yr by wakeupplease