Bangkok, The bodies of 6 Vietnamese people were found in a luxury hotel in the Ratchaprasong area. Initial suspicions are that they were poisoned. There were traces of drinking tea and coffee. The police have not yet concluded the motive. The Prime Minister is preparing to visit the area. Pol. Col. Thiradej Thamsuthee, Commander of Investigation, Metropolitan Police Bureau, revealed that in the case of 6 bodies found in a luxury hotel in the Ratchaprasong area, 3 deceased were male and 3 were female, all foreigners. Checking their nationalities, it was found that all were Vietnamese, and 2 of them were American. From the initial examination of the scene, it is believed that they were poisoned, and there were traces of drinking tea or coffee. Initially, the cause of death has not been confirmed, but it is believed to be poisoning. As for whether the murders were due to business betrayal, revenge, or a strange cult, the police have not yet concluded, but have raised several investigative issues. Pol. Lt. Gen . Thiti Sangsawang, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, provided additional information that from the inspection of the scene, there were no signs of a struggle. The bodies were found in the same room. This room was left open and they had to check out today (July 16). The bags had already been packed. Currently, forensic officers are conducting a detailed autopsy and examining all related evidence. However, it was reported that Prime Minister Sathit Thaveesin will travel to the scene himself. Source: Thai News Agency
Murder of 6 Vietnamese in luxury hotel in Bangkok
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