Looks like a 66 year old Australian national, Paul Ian Henderson, was found dead in Sihanoukville.

He was found dead near his car (after having a shouting match with his 22 year old with his wife and neighbors, if Google Translate can be trusted).

He was definitely an expat if he lives here with his wife, so sorry about this news to his friends and family that might be reading this. Anyone know him?





Somewhat graphic picture of deceased:
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/13/yqadyme2.jpg

Google Translate:

An Australian found dead near the car door himself suspected Fainting

Ville: an elderly male foreigner was found dead near the car door they suspect caused necklaces piled cause surprise at 6 am on 13 August 2014 in the village 3 3 August
Ville.

Sources said the victim called HEDERSON IAN PAUL 66-year-old Australian term tourism tax 24-year-old Van Sreypich occupation housewife resident scene above.

According to sources from the woman, a wife, said that before the incident, Forestry 5 days before her husband bullied him and shouted clamor surprise surprise yourself bother the neighbors almost every night, and on Thursday night, the scene at the time over skip midnight her husband he said that, but he was told to come down stilts because he needs rest're too afraid to wake small children Then her husband down until the morning, just found her husband lying dead near the vehicle.

http://kohsantepheapdaily.com.kh/article/102740.html

[OD EDIT: At the request of the family I have taken down the photo. The link remains if anyone wishes to go to it.]

StroppyChops wrote:I'm starting to wonder about offering free basic heart checks (BP and BSL) at one of the bars on a monthly basis given how often this is starting to happen, any interest?

Speaking of bars, another article says he was coming from Charlie Harper's Bar that night after having a few beers.

Does anyone know him? How was he last night?

CharlieHarpersBar wrote:He was a regular here, a popular and nice man. Used to sit outside with Mark, Ed, etc.

RIP Ian.

Sorry to hear about your buddy.