Van Hanh Mall: 3 incidents in 2 months, open letter revealed, owner helpless, online community suspects conspiracy theory

On social media, many people expressed their outrage when in less than 2 months, 3 people died in a row at Van Hanh Mall. Some even suspected that there was a conspiracy to harm the owner of this business.

Initial information, at more than 10:00 a.m. on April 26, people went to Van Hanh Mall, Su Van Hanh Street, Ward 12, District 10, Ho Chi Minh City to have fun and shop when they heard a loud noise in the central lobby.

Security later discovered a person (identity unknown) had passed away.

Ward 12 police coordinated with Ho Chi Minh City police forces to go to the scene to block off and investigate the cause.

Information and images related to this incident were immediately shared at breakneck speed on social networks.

According to some sources, Facebook users shared that the deceased was a young man who left a letter with the content: "I apologize for bothering society. But living will bother society more. I have *** (disease of the century) due to being unsafe. I hope everyone will pay attention to me!".

Attached are the contact numbers of this person's sister and best friend.

Although it is not yet determined whether the letter is real or fake, a series of related information has appeared on a number of Facebook groups. Notably, many comments claim that there is a "conspiracy theory" behind the three consecutive incidents that occurred at this shopping center.

Specifically, commenting under the post of media expert Nguyen Ngoc Long, a Facebooker said: "I think there is a closed group playing a challenge like the old "blue whale" game. It's not the isolated action of 1-2 individuals."

In response, expert Nguyen Ngoc Long also said that this speculation is not without reason.

Several other groups and personal pages also posted comments with similar guesses and immediately became a ho.t topic of discussion.

In addition, many people expressed their opinions, thinking that the foolish act of choosing Van Hanh Mall to work could be due to many other reasons such as: Desire to be noticed or want to speak out one last time; hearing about previous incidents so "imitating", when having negative thoughts, thinking of Van Hanh Mall; this shopping center is easy to access, easy to perform negative actions... However, up to now, these are still speculations of netizens, without any specific basis. Currently, the authorities have not officially informed about this incident.

Previously, after two similar incidents occurred consecutively within more than a month, Van Hanh Mall posted a letter to customers. In it, this shopping center said that there is always a team ready to listen, advise, and support customers when they come here. Van Hanh Mall also arranged to increase professional security forces on each floor, and the camera system works closely to bring peace of mind to customers when they come here to enjoy.

Van Hanh Mall is a large-scale shopping mall located on Su Van Hanh Street, District 10, Ho Chi Minh City. The shopping mall's website says it is owned and operated by Bac Binh Construction Investment Joint Stock Company (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City).

Van Hanh Mall opened on January 25, 2018, including 1 basement and 7 commercial floors. The unique highlight of the project is the dome symbol inspired by legendary Oriental architecture, along with a 9-storey above-ground parking system stretching from the basement to the 5th floor with a capacity of over 3,000 motorbikes and 350 cars.

With a commercial scale of approximately 55,000m2, Van Hanh Mall is a gathering place of more than 200 booths and prestigious domestic and foreign brands to meet diverse shopping needs from fashion, cosmetics, furniture, household appliances to cuisine, education and entertainment.

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