Yobbo wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2023 6:31 pm

Ian Yarwood wrote: ↑Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:43 pm 5 Koh Tao scuba diving instructors who died

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2 divemasters

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2 novice diving students.

So in a nut shell what would be a plausible motive?

Every death is different so there is no single plausible motive for any of those deaths that one might consider as suspicious. Some deaths are more suspicious than others and at one extreme, Mr Ban’s death was a very clear case of murder. Being shot 6 times by a gunman wearing a balaclava is a bit of a clue to it being a murder.

https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/tourism ... er-mystery

Article in the Thaiger about Ian Jacobs’ death

REMEMBERING THE DEAD

Swedish man, 37, found hanged on Koh Tao leaving his partner and two stepsons aged 16 & 20 in a precarious predicament with his hotel bill that they could not cover having already spent their own cash. Their passports were seized and they became trapped in paradise.

The local police claimed the Swede committed suicide .. Yes another one. However one of his stepsons is sure that his stepdad was murdered adding that the police took no interest in investigating what really happened. Does that sound familiar?

Check out the Norwegian new story because the English language media missed this tragedy.

Here is a tweet from US journalist, Conor Powell about a new podcast called DEATH ISLAND that kicks off with episode 1 today, 29 March 2023. I understand it will be a 12 part series. The tweet includes an 80 second trailer:

Episode 1 of the DEATH ISLAND podcast examines the mysterious death of Elise Dallemagne.


https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/d ... 1674848385

Episode 6 of the DEATH ISLAND PODCAST has just been released!

It features an exclusive interview with Paddy Callaghan discussing the suspicious death of Anthony Cardullo Aka Tony Lotus, founder of the iconic Lotus Bar on Sairee Beach, Koh Tao.



https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cH ... HQAAAAAQAg

Daniel Talbot tragically passed away on Sunday while allegedly on Koh Tao.
The details surrounding the 19 year old’s death in Thailand remain elusive, leaving his devastated family grappling with grief and working to bring their beloved son back to Australia.

https://thethaiger.com/news/national/tr ... tion-quest

looks like the problem is moving to Koh Phangan

Man's pelvis found at dump on full moon party island - https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... rty-island

Actually, many of the villains on Koh Tao are from families that originally came from Koh Phangan. Santi Khokpool came from Koh Phangan. He’s the diving instructor who sliced open a tourist’s neck at the Fishbowl Beach Bar a few years back... August 2020 from memory.