Australian Woman Dies at Angkor International Hotel, Phnom Penh

[CEOCambodiaNews]

Phnom Penh, Cambodia News: According to a preliminary report, a 45-year-old Australian woman, CHILLE MAE TAYLOR has died of high blood pressure due to drinking too much alcohol at 9:30 am, on November 04, 2018,in room no. 312, at Angkor International Hotel, on street 184, Psar Kandal 1, Khan Don Penh, Phnom Penh.

According to the victim's husband, DAVID GORAN PRIYOUICH, on November 1, he and his wife checked in at the hotel. But while they were at the hotel, they were constantly arguing, so on November 03, 2018, at 10 pm, he paid for another room, no. 507 on the 5th floor, for himself, and then he went out on the town.
At 3 am on November 4, the Australian returned to the hotel and went to his wife's room. When he saw that she was drunk and drinking beers, he took her up to his room to sleep. When he awoke at 09:30 am the next day, he tried to wake up his wife as well, but she remained unresponsive.

An ambulance was called to take the woman to Calmette hospital, but unfortunately, when she arrived the doctor said that she had already passed away.

After a postmortem examination, the authorities determined that the victim had died from high blood pressure. The body was sent to the Khmer Soviet Friendship hospital while arrangements are made.

[Duncan]

Is it possible to measure blood pressure after a person has died ?

[explorer]

Is it possible to measure blood pressure after a person has died ?

No

They could only go by medical history.

Nobody dies from high blood pressure. They may die from a heart attack or stroke, or some other condition associated with high blood pressure. She is very young to have a heart attack or stroke. Cambodians have a poor understanding of medical conditions.

[cptrelentless]

You blood pressure would drop to zero once the pump stopped working.

[Barang chgout]

All sounds suss to me.

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[Cam Nivag]

All sounds suss to me.

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Yeah, my wife and I were arguing so I got her a separate room and when I came back she was really drunk so I moved her to my room, and "Oops, she's dead" in a country with no reliable autopsies.

[prahocalypse now]

I think it's strange that Australian women in Cambodia are behaving like Australian men.

Yesterday an Australian woman with no visa and no money got arrested while wearing a wifebeater.



Today an Australian woman dies of a heart attack caused by drinking too much beer.

[rozzieoz]

Nothing suspicious there, move along.

[Cam Nivag]

I remember staying at the Angkor International Hotel about 14 years ago, back when Street 148 was a dirt road. Rooms were $10 a night and quire dirty and run down. There was a somewhat sleazy bar on the ground floor called the Temple Bar. I think they offered a specialty drink that included Viagra. I remember a story about some Japanese women being tied up and robbed in one of the rooms.

I understand that the place was renovated at some point, but I'm guessing it's still a sleazy flophouse.

[Cam Nivag]

Here it is, from the Phnom Penh Post Police Blotter, August 3rd, 2004:

https://www.phnompenhpost.com/police-bl ... ugust-2004

AUGUST 3: Five Japanese women complained to police after they were robbed

at around 10 pm while staying at the Angkor International Hotel in Psar Kandal 1

commune, Phnom Penh. They told police three robbers entered their room, aimed at

them with a handgun then tied their arms and stole $900 in cash, 300,000 yen, 28,000

baht, 90,000 riel, and one credit card.