Case of 6 Vietnamese people dying in Thailand: A second suspect appears, someone no one expected

The 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.

Accordingly, the police invited Mr. H., 50 years old, Vietnamese nationality, ex-husband of Ms. NTPL - one of the 6 people who died in the case for questioning. He was invited for questioning at Lumpini police station because it was discovered that he was the person who made the video call with Ms. NTPL before her d.eath.

Through interrogation, Mr. H. declared that he and Ms. NTPL had children together, but they were no longer living together. Before his ex-wife passed away, they spoke to each other via video call. The interrogation lasted 5 hours with the help of an interpreter.

It is known that the investigation team is continuing to question Ms. NTPL and Ms. Sherine Chong, who is the one who persuaded everyone to contribute capital to invest in hospital business in Japan. Police do not rule out the possibility that two suspects poisoned others.

For Ms. Sherine Chong, the suspect announced so far in the case, information from the US Special Investigation Unit has been coordinated. This person has a history of being reported to San Francisco police for allegedly defrauding m.oney. This is a case that took place more than 10 years ago, but the US prosecutor did not order charges, so the suspect has no criminal history.

Meanwhile, tour guide PNV, during interrogation, told the police that Ms. NTPL often traveled in the same tour bus with him, so she was familiar to a certain extent. As for the fact that he was asked by Mrs. NTPL to buy "snake medicine", this is a medicine commonly recommended by tour guides to tourists and is a medicine to treat rheumatism.

Khaosod News said that in Thailand in recent years, there have been many cyanide p.oisoning cases. Typically, last year, a female suspect nicknamed "Am Cyanide" was accused of harming at least 14 people by lacing their food with cyanide.

After the "Am Cyanide" case, the police conducted a major investigation into the origin of the cyanide. The results showed that the cyanide used in this case was PanReac from Spain, imported by 1 of 15 Thai companies. This cyanide has a concentration of 75%.

The investigation questioned 31 people who ordered cyanide, including a famous actress named Ice Preechaya. She ordered cyanide online for about 3,000 baht to kill venomous animals invading her home but had not yet opened the package. When she learned it was a banned substance, she handed it over to the police.

Also related to the above case, Matichon newspaper said that the authorities checked the camera in front of the hotel entrance. They recorded images of 6 victims dragging suitcases into the hotel room.

Accordingly, 6 victims came to the hotel on 2 occasions: July 13 and 14. Then on the afternoon of July 15, everyone went to room 502. On July 16, 6 people were found dead.

Matichon newspaper also revealed the timeline recorded from the security camera outside room 502 on July 15, where 6 Vietnamese people died unexpectedly.

Currently, Thai police are actively investigating the case. In another development, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh also just signed a telegram regarding the d.eath of 4 Vietnamese tourists and 2 people of Vietnamese origin in Bangkok, Thailand.

Official telegram sent to the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Public Security; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam in Thailand.

The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to coordinate closely with the Thai side in the process of investigating and clarifying the case, and implementing measures to protect the legal and legitimate rights and interests of Vietnamese citizens; proactively handle and make recommendations on foreign affairs issues with the Thai side; promptly provide complete and objective information about the case to the press and public opinion.

The Ministry of Public Security coordinated to investigate and clarify the case at the request of the Thai side, providing information about the victims' relatives to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to carry out citizen protection work.

The Prime Minister also requested the Vietnamese Ambassador to Thailand to direct the Embassy to closely monitor the case and promptly report on investigation developments and local public opinion; Implement citizen protection work, visit, guide and support victims' families with post-mortem related procedures according to regulations.

Case of 6 Vietnamese people k.illed in Thailand: Strange letter on suspect's phone and 8 strange suitcases JLO16:47:57 19/07/2024According to NationTV (Thailand), on the afternoon of July 18, Thai police began checking the luggage and belongings of the victims in the case of 6 Vietnamese people who died at the Grand Hyatt Erawan hotel in Bangkok.