Mysterious missing people about a styric pensioner in the holiday paradise in Thailand. The 77-year-old married a room married was ready for eleven days-now his half-dressed body was found in the dry water channel of a rice field. Mord alarm!
Lieutenant -Kolonel Klaanarong Chanthamarni was warned last Monday afternoon. The Thailand emigrant Johann P., who comes from the styricic mountain town of Rottenmann, was found dead in a rice field only a few days after his 77th birthday. It was reportedly desirable since March 20.
Sparly dressed corpse
The background in the idyllic landscape of Wang Thong in the central province of Hailland of Phitsanulok, known for its nature paradise, could offer the template for a crime thriller. Because the Styrian was covered with overgrown grass and scrub, in a currently dry, four -meter -depth channel, in the middle of a rice field.
Mysterious: Emigrant Philipp P. was only half dressed, wore short black pants and only a black socks on the right foot.
Sandals and a bottle of water were found not far from the body. His Thai wife Ratchanee, who was twelve years younger, identified the dead and broke out in tears on the scene of the drama. While the local population spoke about the fact that Philipp P. Dement was probably lost and then fell into the deep channel, the local security authorities are currently still investigating due to suspicion of murder!
He was looking for his happiness at retirement – and was killed
Because the 77-year-old, who was not so good on foot, who also used a stick, could not only have reached the possible scene of the accident. The path of the emigrant’s house through the jungle -like scrub is actually difficult for a sporty man without any mobility restriction.
To clarify the open questions in this thriller, the dead man is autopsy in the Phutachin hospital in Phitsanuloc. Then the body of the Styrian must be released and after a religious Thai ceremony in his second home country, where he was looking for happiness in his retirement and tragic died.
Source: Krone
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