Thailand - Foreigners Death Mix

[SimoneFlen']

1. On 25th August 2014 in Thailand, 52 year old L.F. was found dead.

2. On the afternoon off 22nd July 2014 in Phuket (Thailand), 31 year old A.A.S. was found dead.

'A' was found dead on the living room floor of his rental house. It's thought that he had died around 8 hours prior.

Insulin, a syringe + AU$3000 in cash were found at the scene. 'A' was an Lebanese Australian who had arrived in Thailand on 5th July + was due to leave on 5th August.

His body was flown back to Australia + his funeral took place on 2nd August. Then on 12th September, the 40 day mass was held.

3. On the afternoon of 14th September 2014 in Chiang Mai (Thailand), 43 year old D.C. was found dead.

It's assumed that 'D' had fallen from his balcony on the 8th floor, landing in the car park. His death is thought to have occurred at least 12 hours prior.

'D', an English native, had lived in Thailand for several years. The police stated that friends of the deceased had been told by him that he was having problems with his health + also financially. He was planning on selling his belongings + flying back home to England.

4. On 20th June 2015 in Phuket (Thailand), 30 year old M.M.W. lost her life.

'M', a native of Myanmar, was cleaning the floor when she touched the fridge + was electrocuted.

5. On 16th February 2016 in Kata (Thailand), a Danish man was found dead inside his room.

[cardsharksam]

Great set simone

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by cardsharksam

Great set simone

Many thanks.

[Boondoggle]

WTF is with the rescuers posing with the bodies? They treat the victims like trophy kills they're proud of. And there's not even anything unusual about these deaths, so they must do it all the time.

Taking group photos like this over dead victims would be grounds for termination from any emergency services organization virtually anywhere in the US, even volunteer units.

[BiteNite]

Originally Posted by Boondoggle

WTF is with the rescuers posing with the bodies? They treat the victims like trophy kills they're proud of. And there's not even anything unusual about these deaths, so they must do it all the time.

Taking group photos like this over dead victims would be grounds for termination from any emergency services organization virtually anywhere in the US, even volunteer units.

dude, can you understand it's a different culture? they are not posing like a trophy, it' s a record of who was there to do the work, for accountability

[BiteNite]

about the danish guy. Why in the name of all that is holy, does he not use the entire bed? legs on a chair?
I do like his sleeping arrangement. a throat pillow seems comfortable to stabilize the head while sleeping.

[K53]

Great thread, impressive collection

[kelly25ans]

the guy in his underpants who fell from the balcony; why are we taking a picture of her asshole? I don't understand

[Boondoggle]

Originally Posted by BiteNite

dude, can you understand it's a different culture? they are not posing like a trophy, it' s a record of who was there to do the work, for accountability

I know it's a different culture but I don't buy that. I'm sure there are records who was on the assignment that day. Why would they need photographic proof who was there and why would they use their personal phones? Nah, they just want trophy photos of themselves.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Boondoggle

I know it's a different culture but I don't buy that. I'm sure there are records who was on the assignment that day. Why would they need photographic proof who was there and why would they use their personal phones? Nah, they just want trophy photos of themselves.

They are volunteers + take photos with the deceased to show that they are proud of having taken care of the body. It's very common in Thailand.