Unidentified foreigner found dead at [Ariston?] beach in Sihanoukville

Sihnoukville: An unidentified foreigner found dead by the villager at the beach with his body half buried in the sand. His dead body found around 5:50 am in the morning on 17 June 2015 located at Ariston beach, group #17, village #4, commune #4, Sihanoukville City.

According to the police, the identity of the deceased had not been confirmed. He wore black boxer and shirtless. Since the morning until 11:00 am, police were searching each guesthouse and hotel to see if the man had been staying there before.

The beach vendors said, he might was heavily drunk and died from heart attack around 8:00 pm on 16 June, 2015, because in the evening around 6:00 pm there was no one at the scene and no one was swimming as well.

Graphic Engrish Source: http://kohsantepheapdaily.com.kh/article/122240.html


UPDATE: The unknown foreigner who was found floating in the sea in Sihanoukville, Cambodia had been identified as 41 year old (dob April 18, 1974) Johan Thunell from Gothenburg, Sweden.





Rest in Peace.

Is this a red thread around his throat or blood ? Seems pretty tight for a thread.

First we had 'cute kitchens'.

Now we have 'caused a surprise'.

Can someone (other than Kampong Spooner/UKJ) offer these guys free English lessons?

vladimir wrote:Can someone (other than Kampong Spooner/UKJ) offer these guys free English lessons?

I'm pretty sure that they have enjoyed English lessons for the past 10 years. The results are -as we can see- catastrophic (and I'm not surprised).

LOL.

Despite hundreds of trashed motorcycles/buffalo/cows/cars/trucks, and tens of thousands of dead Khmers, all with red string tied around them, the myth of 'good luck' continues.

Cigol, obviously.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: The beach vendors said, he might was heavily drunk and died from heart attack around 8:00 pm on 16 June, 2015,

I must honestly say that 'it always causes surprise inside of me' when a local beach bunny enlightens authorities about the cause of death.

In the first image it kind of looks like his throat has been slashed.

6EQUJ5 wrote:In the first image it kind of looks like his throat has been slashed.

No blood on the crime scene is no crime must have said the officer of major crime dpt.
Just another day under the sun in the heart attacks prone country.

Advocatus Diaboli wrote:

vladimir wrote:Can someone (other than Kampong Spooner/UKJ) offer these guys free English lessons?

I'm pretty sure that they have enjoyed English lessons for the past 10 years. The results are -as we can see- catastrophic (and I'm not surprised).

O Vlad, under your educaitonal banner, their wood be no more typos or speling misstakes rite? Moreover, every Khmer student that you would be to have teach is now now perfectly in English.

Or have your decade+ experience in this hub of go-getters 'made the difference'? If so, I need your advice for when I open my school, I was thinking of courses in Internet Pettiness and Practical Vindictive Studies.

Back to OP, can't be a SHK expat, no tattoos.