wow CEO is really good at community service by announcing deaths and informing the bereaved families, so thats what the google bot are for?

LTaylor wrote:Because I know my nephew thank you..and I know what had happened in the previous days. Not really a time to question a relative is it..have a bit of compassion.

tbh my parents didnt know about my brothers ketamine + Methadrone addiction for years until his girlfriend dumped him and he had to come clean before she told them the reason, for years i covered his back to stop them from knowing, hes on the right path now though with a new fiance + baby, im by in no means relating this to Jake im just saying people arent always in the know of everything,

if theres anything you need help with regards to information about anything feel free to post anything you would like to know

Condolences to the family - what an awful thing to have to go through.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@LT: Sorry for the family. It is possible that you will never know the real cause of death, but there will always be speculation here when someone dies so young in Cambodia, because of so many young people that seem to be dying of drugs at the moment. It is hard for you to hear this, but it needs to be said in order to warn others. It is especially important that people who don't usually take hard drugs do not think that Cambodia is a good place to have that once in a life-time experience. Too many young people have been dying lately and something needs to be said.

Please don't take this badly, LT. This is not a personal reflection on your nephew.

I'm sure he was a lovely person and you will all miss him. He may or may not have made a mistake that cost him his life, but he will always remain a special person to you all and the cause of death doesn't change who he was. RIP, and my sincere sympathies to his family and friends.

Condolences to Jake Taylor's friends and family.

So, as of now the cause of death still hasn't been established yet?

If it's really not related to drugs, this unfortunate death gets added to the long list of mysterious deaths of young people in Cambodia from "heart attacks."

General Mackevili, I've received a PM from friends of the deceased requesting I remove the URL link in my OP, however I seem unable to edit my post. Could we remove the link for them?

Sent from my SM-N910C using Tapatalk

That link is quite gruesome

I feel so sorry for the families each time a foreigner dies. We lost my brother while he was overseas competing in the World Masters Games in Hungary a few years ago. He was a kayaker - he collapsed a few hours after his race and died instantly.
It's the most traumatic thing for the family.



Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It would be good if posters were given more time to edit their posts seeing as we don't seem to have 24h modding at the moment.

Also, is there no way one can link to the articles whilst blocking the gruesome photos?

I'm starting to think the General was right all along when he was refusing to put links in the CEO news. I was one of the one's that disagreed with him. I've come round to his way of thinking now.

Rama wrote:Could we remove the link for them?

As you request.

Ltaylor could you please check our inbox. Xxxx