CAMBODIA NEWS: 40 year old ALLAIN ROBERT HOMESHAW born in Greenwich, England but lives in Perth, Australia and traveling on an Australian passport died from what looks like a drug induced "heart attack."

Allain Homeshaw was found dead in his Sihanoukville guesthouse on August 14
3, only 8 days after arriving in Cambodia from Thailand.

Based on social media, this isn't his first time in Cambodia, and his death comes only 3 days after having what appears to have been a big falling out with a Cambodian man who he's known for at least a year and a half.

The guesthouse owner says Allain Homeshaw was late with payment, and when they went to his room and knocked, he didn't answer. The landlord let himself in to find him sleeping on the floor. After checking him out more carefully, he realized he was dead and called the police.

Allain Homeshaw's body has been taken to the Sihanoukville Provincial Hospital awaiting decisions from his embassy.

May he rest in peace and condolences to all his friends and family.

More details about his death here: Cambodia Darknet News

So sad and unnecessary, RIP


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This articles mentions that "Mr Homeshaw’s death appeared to have been from a drug-induced heart attack and authorities were waiting to hear from the Australian embassy about what to do with his remains."

it goes on to state, "According to his Facebook page, he was a North Queensland Cowboys, Brisbane Broncos and Queensland State of Origin supporter. More recently, he had been working in Western Australia as a chef."


Australian chef Allain Homeshaw found dead in Cambodian guesthouse from apparent drug overdose
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health ... 3b76510e75

sue them for a gagillion dollars

Allain had previously visited Cambodia; here he posted celebrating New Years Eve 2015 in Phnom Penh.

But they added that part about his favorite teams.

General Mackevili wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2017 8:56 pm

sigmoid wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2017 4:55 pm But they added that part about his favorite teams.

But now you know what to do if ever you wanted to copy and paste some au news and pretend it's original. (Very unlikely since they get their news here, but...)
Just add " So and so was a great sports fan. " It's profound, looks authentic.