I'm not one to jump in as a conspiracy theorist or act like I'm a CSI like some people but I was reading the news and came across this today - not saying the girls snorted it/thought it was cocaine but if this was what they took (given by the pharmacist for sickness) then it could be waht caused their untimely passing https://www.theguardian.com/australia-n ... as-cocaine

BRIT DEATH RIDDLE Mystery over Brit who died in Cambodian hostel as family are still not being told her cause of death 10 months on.

Natalie Seymour:

i laid traps for troubadours, who get killed before they reach Bombay

sincere condolences

Condolences to the families. If the Cambodian police can’t determine cause of death on the spot, chances of finding out are low.

Best to expedite the body back to the home country for a formal autopsy before decomposition sets in.

Absolutely no news in that Sun article. Just an excuse for them to re-publish the photos of her in tight tops.

Natalie Seymour death: Coroner records open verdict
29 October 2019

The death of a British backpacker at a hostel in Cambodia was caused by liver damage, an inquest has heard.

Natalie Seymour, 22, from Shefford, in Bedfordshire was found dead in the city of Kampot with her Canadian friend Abbey Gail Amisola, 27, in 2017.

The hearing was told they had bought an unknown over-the-counter drug to treat severe sickness and diarrhoea because there was no hospital nearby.

The coroner in Hatfield recorded an open verdict.

Ms Seymour fell ill within hours of arriving in the remote region and and was taken by a villager to a doctor but was unconscious by the time they arrived and was returned to the hostel.

She had messaged her mother in the UK to say she was not feeling well and had searched the internet about stomach cramps and chest pains from vomiting so much.

They were found dead by hostel staff hours later.

She had flown to Cambodia to meet up with Ms Amisola, who she had met a year earlier in Bali, and had been in the country for six days.

The inquest heard she had quit her job as an accounts manager, had a one-way ticket, and did not know when she would be returning home.

Hertfordshire Police examined the details of her death and found "no evidence of foul play".

The coroner was told when the inquest was first opened in 2018, the cause of her death could not be determined.

But Dr Rajiv Swamy, who carried out the post-mortem examination, told Tuesday's inquest there was evidence of liver damage that was sometimes caused by taking medication like paracetamol or anti-convulsants.

He said a condition called "idiopathic hepatotoxic micro vesicular steatosis" was the cause of death.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-bed ... s-50223760

RIP. Sorry but i do not understand, what kind of pill killed her ?! And why taking any pill when you vomit ?!

jubo2 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 3:44 pm RIP. Sorry but i do not understand, what kind of pill killed her ?! And why taking any pill when you vomit ?!

To stop the nausea would be the most obvious reason. They are called antiemetics, there are many name brands and they have side effects ranging from sleepiness to dry mouth. None however list death as a side effect.

Isaanbarang wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 4:04 pm

jubo2 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 3:44 pm RIP. Sorry but i do not understand, what kind of pill killed her ?! And why taking any pill when you vomit ?!

To stop the nausea would be the most obvious reason. They are called antiemetics, there are many name brands and they have side effects ranging from sleepiness to dry mouth. None however list death as a side effect.

Or affect two unrelated people at the same time in the same place.

The 'reports' are a polite and/or scientific way of saying death by drugs, whichever those may be.

The symptoms of something wrong came before the taking of the tablets shown.

RIP

Sad news