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Body in bag - not murder, but we know where he is from say Bangkok police
Thaivisa Reporters

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BANGKOK:-- Police have ruled out murder in the case of the "Central Asian" man found dumped in a bag in a Bangkok canal.

Authorities intimated that they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned. Marks found on the body are now believed to be the result of animals nibbling on the corpse.

The man is now confirmed dead after one of several dozens of condoms containing amphetamine split in his stomach. He is believed to be a drug mule who was going to take the drugs concealed in his body to another country.

The body was found in the Ong Ang canal earlier this week in the Phranakorn area of Bangkok near the Samranrat intersection.

In other developments police believe that the body was dumped in the water within one kilometre of where it was found and the police have announced foreigners living in the area will be investigated as the investigation widens.

Acting police chief Sanit Mahathaworn said before a high level meeting on the case: "Death was due to the burst drugs inside the man. People have been carrying drugs like this for decades and occasionally this happens. When we find out who he is that will lead us to his associates and the entry point in the klong which in turn will give us clues from the CCTV at that point."

After the three hour meeting Sanit added: "This is a complex case. Fingerprints of the victim have been examined but we do not want to announce his nationality because it might affect international relations adversely. Suffice to say that he is from 'central Asia.'"

The 'Bodium' brand bag containing the body was made in Thailand and police say they have tracked down the seller who said two men bought it. Sketches of the men are soon to be distributed to the media.

Water flow in the area was examined and a spokesman said that it was not going fast leading investigators to believe that the bag was dropped in the klong at one of three or four spots in a one kilometre radius.

Marks found on the trunk, arms and neck are not of human origin or made with a sharp object, investigators now confirm. They are believed to have been made after death by animals gnawing on the corpse.

Fingerprints of foreigners who arrived in the last three or four days are being compared to the dead man's and police are also interested in potential friends of the man who arrived around the same time. They have not said why they know his nationality but do not know exactly who he is at this moment.

They suspect that the gang involved is larger than the two men who are believed to have bought the bag and the victim himself.

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The are positive no Thais are involved? hmmm....so one would hope that only foreigners in the area that are of his nationality will be investigated. And how to they intend to find such people? Not all hotels report their presence...and what if they are long termers? They would't have just arrived either.

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"Authorities intimated that they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned"

Seriously?

Either Klingon, or possibly Chinese.

Don't seem to care or even know when they are offending other countries.

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"Authorities intimated that they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned"

Seriously?

Either Klingon, or possibly Chinese.

Don't seem to care or even know when they are offending other countries.

Sounds definitely Klingon, you now what they are like when upset

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"Authorities intimated that they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned"

Seriously?

Either Klingon, or possibly Chinese.

Don't seem to care or even know when they are offending other countries.

I wonder why they are investigating / looking for two men?? not murder, they did nothing wrong buying a bag and dumping him in the river.

Well we have the drugs back now so case over.

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So the rest of the team was too much of a pussy to open up "the container" and salvage the rest of the precious "load"??? AMATEURS!!!!

Death to drug producers, pushers, mules, distributors - no sympathy from my end. Great to see one of those <deleted> die, having a taste of their own medicine. There is a god!

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"Authorities intimated that they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned"

Seriously?

Either Klingon, or possibly Chinese.

Don't seem to care or even know when they are offending other countries.

I wonder why they are investigating / looking for two men?? not murder, they did nothing wrong buying a bag and dumping him in the river.

Well we have the drugs back now so case over.

kiwikeith - you must either have written this, meant to be sarcastic (in that case the necessary smilie is missing) or while being on amphetamines. I fear the latter is the truth... May god help us all...

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He overdosed, and then to confuse the Bibs he stuffed himself in a bag and threw himself into the canal. See how easy that was to figure out ?

Original report said he was battered rotten...which would seem right..when stuffed in a bag then thrown in the canal....now we get the usual Thai BIB guff...it was ànimàls gnawing at him...OK ....if he had been lying outside in the open...how the duck do animals gnaw on him,if he is inside a bag in the water???? I think the original version is closer to the mark....TIT.

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He overdosed, and then to confuse the Bibs he stuffed himself in a bag and threw himself into the canal. See how easy that was to figure out ?

Original report said he was battered rotten...which would seem right..when stuffed in a bag then thrown in the canal....now we get the usual Thai BIB guff...it was ànimàls gnawing at him...OK ....if he had been lying outside in the open...how the duck do animals gnaw on him,if he is inside a bag in the water???? I think the original version is closer to the mark....TIT.

Gee, you almost had it. Just imagine, he may have been gnawed-on/battered before being put in the bag.

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A certain national publication has claimed that police think he was probably from India, Bangladesh or Nepal, based on what was in his suitcase.

Quite a lot of meth inside him and that's what killed him.

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The are positive no Thais are involved? hmmm....so one would hope that only foreigners in the area that are of his nationality will be investigated. And how to they intend to find such people? Not all hotels report their presence...and what if they are long termers? They would't have just arrived either.

just put a freelancer out on the street advertising 'buy 1 and all your friends can have a go for free'.... wont take long to find them.
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"they know the nationality of the man but are not saying for fear of damaging relations with the country concerned"

That rules out Europe, Australia and Americans. They have no worries about sucking up to those places.

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