Cyanide Poisoning Suspected in Deaths of Six at Bangkok Luxury Hotel
Thai authorities investigate a financial dispute involving Vietnamese and American victims found in a locked hotel room.
- Six bodies, including two U.S. citizens, were discovered in a Bangkok hotel room with traces of cyanide in their systems.
- The victims, three men and three women, were found with no signs of struggle or external injuries.
- Police believe the deaths are linked to a financial dispute over a failed investment in a Japanese hospital project.
- Forensic evidence suggests one of the victims poisoned the others before committing suicide.
- Authorities emphasize the incident does not pose a threat to tourists in Thailand.
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