Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambodia
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambo
That's what I recall too.Anchor Moy wrote:I think they got the authorities here to rule out suicide, and then nada...
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambo
Ok for all those cases you mentioned, i still can't agree that the writer in above article should write her article's tittle as Cambodia is no longer a safe place for white people to travel or reside or whatever. She was trying to discourage people to come to Cambodia while such cases also happened in most countries in Southeast Asia.John Bingham wrote:There have been a few, like the French guy and his 3 (?) kids who were murdered in Kampong Speu and the Dutch woman and her kid who were murdered in Phnom Penh. There was that Scandinavian (?) guy on 172 st not so long back. There was also the Canadian filmaker in Siem Reap and a few other mysterious deaths like Denis Jones and quite a few on Koh Rong.Samouth wrote:This article makes me sick. I am not sure in the past 20 or 30 years ago, but in the recent year, there is no report about white tourists being kidnap or killed by local, beside, robbery, pickpocketing and snatching and traffic accidents, unlike in Philippine where some certain places, white people are warned not to go.General Mackevili wrote:Quite a headline:
Expatriates no longer safe as body of 'White' man found mutilated in a canal
Police in Cambodia are today trying to establish the identity of a white male found jammed into a suitcase which had been dumped into a canal.
http://pulse.ng/viral/in-cambodia-expat ... 11967.html
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambo
Of course not, she's just some clueless hack from Nigeria who copied the article and put a ridiculous sensationalist headline on it.
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambo
Murder happens everywhere, not only in Cambodia. We still don't know who is/are the murderer yet. I wonder is this case the source that the writer could assume there no long safe for expats ?Samouth wrote:Ok for all those cases you mentioned, i still can't agree that the writer in above article should write her article's tittle as Cambodia is no longer a safe place for white people to travel or reside or whatever. She was trying to discourage people to come to Cambodia while such cases also happened in most countries in Southeast Asia.John Bingham wrote:There have been a few, like the French guy and his 3 (?) kids who were murdered in Kampong Speu and the Dutch woman and her kid who were murdered in Phnom Penh. There was that Scandinavian (?) guy on 172 st not so long back. There was also the Canadian filmaker in Siem Reap and a few other mysterious deaths like Denis Jones and quite a few on Koh Rong.Samouth wrote:This article makes me sick. I am not sure in the past 20 or 30 years ago, but in the recent year, there is no report about white tourists being kidnap or killed by local, beside, robbery, pickpocketing and snatching and traffic accidents, unlike in Philippine where some certain places, white people are warned not to go.General Mackevili wrote:Quite a headline:
Expatriates no longer safe as body of 'White' man found mutilated in a canal
Police in Cambodia are today trying to establish the identity of a white male found jammed into a suitcase which had been dumped into a canal.
http://pulse.ng/viral/in-cambodia-expat ... 11967.html
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambo
prahkeitouj wrote:Murder happens everywhere, not only in Cambodia. We still don't know who is/are the murderer yet. I wonder is this case the source that the writer could assume there no long safe for expats ?Samouth wrote:Ok for all those cases you mentioned, i still can't agree that the writer in above article should write her article's tittle as Cambodia is no longer a safe place for white people to travel or reside or whatever. She was trying to discourage people to come to Cambodia while such cases also happened in most countries in Southeast Asia.John Bingham wrote:Yes i think so. I think she might get all information from the internet and write her own version.Samouth wrote:This article makes me sick. I am not sure in the past 20 or 30 years ago, but in the recent year, there is no report about white tourists being kidnap or killed by local, beside, robbery, pickpocketing and snatching and traffic accidents, unlike in Philippine where some certain places, white people are warned not to go.General Mackevili wrote:Quite a headline:
Expatriates no longer safe as body of 'White' man found mutilated in a canal
Police in Cambodia are today trying to establish the identity of a white male found jammed into a suitcase which had been dumped into a canal.
http://pulse.ng/viral/in-cambodia-expat ... 11967.html
There have been a few, like the French guy and his 3 (?) kids who were murdered in Kampong Speu and the Dutch woman and her kid who were murdered in Phnom Penh. There was that Scandinavian (?) guy on 172 st not so long back. There was also the Canadian filmaker in Siem Reap and a few other mysterious deaths like Denis Jones and quite a few on Koh Rong.
បើសិនធ្វើចេះ ចេះឲ្យគេកោត បើសិនធ្វើឆោត ឆោតឲ្យគេអាណិត។
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If you know a lot, know enough to make them respect you, if you are stupid, be stupid enough so they can pity you.
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambodia
One generally does not get murdered 'just because you meet bad people' this whole er, case looks to be a vendetta of some sort. Money or love. Possibly a gangland thing. I worked on situations like this in a former time.
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Re: Body of a Male Foreigner Found in Suitcase in Kep, Cambodia
Premeditated executions are likely to involve kidnapping to a remote location. Execution. Then a further transport of the deceased to a disposal location. There was a lot of 'work' involved with this guy, it wasnt just a random robbery, where the perp would flee from a singular crime scene
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