British tourist is hacked to death with
a SICKLE in Thailand by 'local man who
attacked him and fellow Brit for playing
loud music as they sat drinking beers'
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/22/2022 2:05:55 PM
A British tourist is understood to have been killed with a sickle in Thailand by a local man who allegedly attacked him and a fellow Brit, because they were 'playing loud music as they sat drinking beers'. The victims were attacked in the early hours of Saturday in Kanchanaburi, central Thailand, according to local media reports. Police were called to the scene around 3:50am on Saturday and found the victim shirtless, wearing a pair of black shorts and lying face down in a pool of blood with knife wounds to his neck.(Snip)Police said they had arrested a 23-year-old local man with a history of mental health
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Donations from Russian Pipeline-Linked Affiliates 15 replies
Donations from Russian Pipeline-Linked Affiliates 15 replies
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NYPD officers are allowed to live outside
of NYC: Report 31 replies
NYPD officers are allowed to live outside
of NYC: Report 31 replies
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When in Kanchanaburi, do as the Kanchanaburis do.