- Six found dead in Bangkok hotel
- Suspected poisoning, not a shooting
- Victims: four Vietnamese, two Americans
The actual circumstances remain unknown, as a local police official denied initial claims of a gunshot.
Six individuals were found dead in a fancy hotel in Bangkok, and authorities assume it was a poisoning.
On Tuesday, the bodies of three men and three women—four Vietnamese nationals and two Vietnamese Americans—were discovered downtown in Thailand’s capital.
A local police official disregarded an original report of a shooting.
“There is no sign of a shooting,” the official stated.
Thailand’s prime minister has investigated the occurrence and has been to the scene.
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The Thai daily Matichon published images of police at the Grand Hyatt Erwan Hotel investigating the fatalities after being summoned by hotel workers. It stated five dead were discovered inside a room and one outside.
Investigators claimed the bodies were found foaming at the mouth, with no signs of violence, struggle, or robbery.
