[tresbigdog]

you personally know the family, and don't want negative comments, but think its ok to show his death pictures, not to mention pics of his wang dangling all over the place?

Come on man. If you really know the family, then do the respectful think and delete this post

[Etsu]

Not trying to censor comments or give two shits about anyone's comment. Like I said before, I only asked as a common courtesy. You guys are forgetting that every single dead person on this site has living relatives (with access to Internet) so why not delete every single posts on here. I will no longer reply to stupid comments.

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by ViraA ↗

Whilst this incident is very tragic indeed... I feel that you have no right to try and censor comments. If you wanted to maintain respect for this individual and his family, then why did you post ?

In my opinion, you showed this guy zero respect...

How exactly does politely asking that people refrain from making needlessly negative comments equate to censorship?

The OP made a simple request. Abide by it or don't. No one's going to censor you just for being an asshole unless you break a site rule while doing it. No one even possess the ability to censor you aside from a Moderator and if one of us does it, you'd do best to shut the fuck up and accept it, as it's likely for a good reason.

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by tresbigdog ↗

you personally know the family, and don't want negative comments, but think its ok to show his death pictures, not to mention pics of his wang dangling all over the place?

Come on man. If you really know the family, then do the respectful think and delete this post

You take up space on the site, leeching and lurking, for an entire fucking year and when you FINALLY get off your lazy ass and make a post, it's to criticize one of our best gore posters for making a polite request?

Go back to lurking silently. You're fucking useless.

[ptorico60]

Sad... :(

[rrrp]

Is there a link to a Thai news site for this story? I'd like to see how the local media is reporting it.

[Etsu]

Originally Posted by rrrp ↗

Is there a link to a Thai news site for this story? I'd like to see how the local media is reporting it.

From one of the Thai news source:
A well known bar owner died Monday after apparently falling from the 39th storey of his Bangkok condominium.

The victim fell onto the second floor of a house located next to his condo tower around 2.30pm while climbing over from the balcony of an adjacent room after he forgot his keys.

An investigator at Lumpini police station, confirmed the victim had locked himself out and asked owner of an adjacent condo to climb over. Forensic police found his fingerprints on the wall at the scene, confirming his death was an accident.

The victim's death marked the end of a five-week spiral that began on New Year's Eve when the majority partner in one of the oldest in Bangkok's adult nightlife industry, was attacked by staff members from the victim's bar following an after-midnight tirade, an assault he documented in public posts on his Facebook page.

In the following weeks he would fire a dozen of the dancers working for him, spend several days in a Pattaya jail, fire his longtime manager and, a week ago, part ways with the rest of the bar's entertainment and service employees, forcing the bar into darkness. He was seen by an acquaintance sleeping on a bench in his bar on Saturday night and, since then, furtively ducking in and out of the bar, which reportedly was left uncleaned with no running water.

Friends, family members and co-workers acknowledged that the victim had struggled with addiction to cocaine and other drugs for some time, but his personal crisis intensified in recent months.

His descent into depression, paranoia and, ultimately, death was chronicled on his Facebook page, where weeks of posts - all marked "public" - consisted of rambling pleas for his staff to return and rants against people supposedly out to get him, all interspersed with photos of injuries he sustained along with way.

The victim was well like and known in the city. He was an experienced skydiver and base jumper with no fear of heights, so his decision to climb between balconies didn't surprise some who knew him. But he also had suffered a serious ankle injury that had become infected, which could have limited his mobility.

[Lycanthrope]

Dunno this dude but still RIP and journey well into the unknown!

[rrrp]

Etsu, thanks for the news story. That explains the situation a lot better.

[wujuan]

I don't trust the Thai police. Thailand is a death trap for all non-thais. sorry for your loss.