The suspect in the case of a group of Vietnamese people murdered in Thailand claimed to be the "Dubai billionaire's wife"

Regarding the case of six Vietnamese people murdered at a hotel in Bangkok, the family of the victim, makeup artist Tran Dinh Phu, said he once told about doing makeup for a woman who claimed to be a billionaire's wife. Dubai.

Recently, Tien Phong newspaper reported that the mother of victim Tran Dinh Phu gave an interview to a foreign newspaper. The woman said that to this day she is still very shocked to learn that her son has passed away. She could not accept the fact that Phu had passed away forever because of harm.

A friend of Phu further revealed that Phu has been doing makeup for Ms. Chong for about a year now. He often goes abroad for work, Bangkok is also one of the places he often visits. Before he passed away, Phu once told a friend about makeup for a woman who claimed to be the wife of a Dubai billionaire. This person is believed to be Sherine Chong. Ms. Chong was introduced to him by a woman in Da Nang.

"He showed me a photo of that guest," Phu's friend said. "He also went to do makeup for this person in other places, like Hong Kong (China), not just Thailand."

Phu said that the female customer was very difficult, and had to ask a feng shui master in Hong Kong (China) to see if he was suitable for her makeup, this friend revealed.

Phu just returned to Vietnam from Bangkok on July 10, after doing makeup for Ms. Chong. On July 12, Phu continued to return to Bangkok to work. The makeup artist's body was found four days later, at the Grand Hyatt Erawan hotel.

Thai police believe that Phu and four other people were harmed by Ms. Chong by dousing them with cyanide. The motive for the crime may be money debt.

Notably, when looking at pictures taken at the scene, Phu's mother asserted: "My son does not drink tea, coffee or beer. When he goes abroad, Phu often uses water in a bottle and opens it himself to drink." . But someone put medicine in the bottle. My son did nothing to deserve this. Why would someone harm my child?

In addition to Phu, Ms. Chong's remaining victims were identified as Dang Hung Van (55 years old), Nguyen Thi Phuong Lan (47 years old), Ms. Nguyen Thi Phuong and her husband (46 years old) and Mr. Pham Hong Thanh (49 years old). ). Ms. Chong and Mr. Van have American nationality, the remaining four people have Vietnamese nationality.

According to Thai media, Ms. Chong, Ms. Nguyen Thi Phuong Lan and Mr. Dang Hung Van invited the remaining people to invest in a hospital project in Japan. However, this project is not progressing so the investor group wants their money back. A couple in the victim group even sued Ms. Chong in court, and the trial will take place in Japan in the near future. To reconcile, Chong invited the victim group to Thailand. Then, the tragedy took place.

On the afternoon of July 21 in Da Nang, Mr. Tran Dinh Phu - the victim in the case of 6 Vietnamese people who died in Thailand, was brought home to take care of the funeral. Since early afternoon, a large number of people gathered at the house located on Hai Phong street, Tan Chinh ward, Thanh Khe district, city. Danang.

The victim's neighbor said: "Phu is not married, he interacts with people every day. He has a very gentle and obedient personality, everyone loves him wherever he goes. When I read the news in the newspaper I thought it wasn't him. truth".

At 2:45 p.m., the car carrying Mr. Tran Dinh Phu - the victim in the case of six Vietnamese people who died in Thailand - arrived home. It is known that the victim worked as a makeup artist for more than 15 years and specialized in beautifying stars at many major events as well as teaching and sharing experiences in the field of makeup. The victim went on a make-up trip to Thailand for a tour group of a Vietnamese-American woman. After returning home for 2 days, she continued to be booked by this tour group to apply makeup and encountered an accident.

Case of 6 Vietnamese people dying in Thailand: A second suspect appears, someone no one expected Keng15:56:56 18/07/2024The latest developments in the case of 6 Vietnamese people who died in a hotel in Bangkok (Thailand) were reported by the Lumpini Police Department. Accordingly, there appears to be a second suspect.