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From the Kampot Noticeboard:

"Hello dear kampotians! Lillys family is looking for her... she’s was last seen in kampot about a week ago. She has no money and no visa or anything. If you see her please contact me! Thank you!"



Some comments about her latest whereabouts:

She was very short in Porky's yesterday night to look for a job , not see her since..





I'm 90% certain I saw her walking past Blue Buddha toward Jack's this morning around 8:15 AM with an older barang fella.





Saw her on monday at the rilax bar looking for a job.





'Relax bar





Saw he yesterday in footprints, Otres 2.





will keep my eyes open - which nationality ?





Hagar Ben David. She stayed with us Sunday night, then went to Otres to with Chris from wildflowers to see them play at Beach road Sihanookville. The show was canceled so the went to Otres. She went out with a girl from Cali. I will she what I can find out and keep ya posted. Her backpack is still here so I expect to hear from her, hopefully soon.

I'm 90% sure she ain't going to be anywhere near a washroom or a bar of soap

angkorjohn wrote:I'm 90% sure she ain't going to be anywhere near a washroom or a bar of soap

Funny you should say that, I went to the killing fields today and out of all the foreigners there the only one whose smell was obviously offensive was a guy who looked like an expat, and there were alot of backpackers there today.

Never heard of an expat that went to the killing fields.

King Keil wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:22 pm Never heard of an expat that went to the killing fields.

Well I'd imagine most have been there at least when they visited first.I was there a few times way back ( and you used to be able to drive in the south gate and through the site without paying if you were passing through Choeng Ek in the evening) and then went again when my sister visited last year. It's all walkways now with signs saying not to walk on the graves, that was the only way to get around the place for years. I can understand it would otherwise soon be wrecked with the huge number of visitors now though. It's got a new dam and lake you can walk around. It's really nice down there, loads of birds singing in the trees.

King Keil wrote:Never heard of an expat that went to the killing fields.

I try to get down there every couple of months. Place gives me the heebie jeebies but I like the drive down HE blvd and it reminds me how lucky I am.

New post on Kampot Noticeboard...she is only 17

Sorry to copy an earlier post but we’re desperate with worry.
Looking for help here please people. This is Lilli, she’s 17 years old and has gone awol with no money, no visa and without her medication. She was volunteering at a school with us in Takèo Province until recently. She’s been spotted in the Kampot area recently. Please if anyone sees her ask her to get in touch, either on here or bell me on 0965465102.
Many thanks in advance

Looks like Terence Trent D'Arby to me.

John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:31 pm

King Keil wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:22 pm Never heard of an expat that went to the killing fields.

Well I'd imagine most have been there at least when they visited first.I was there a few times way back ( and you used to be able to drive in the south gate and through the site without paying if you were passing through Choeng Ek in the evening) and then went again when my sister visited last year. It's all walkways now with signs saying not to walk on the graves, that was the only way to get around the place for years. I can understand it would otherwise soon be wrecked with the huge number of visitors now though. It's got a new dam and lake you can walk around. It's really nice down there, loads of birds singing in the trees.

in 6 years ive still not been, been outside the main entrance before though but never inside, i will go one day i think, maybe

I've still never been to the museum near the Royal Palace. I keep putting it off until next year......