Autopsy Reveals Circulatory Failure in Bangkok Deaths
Two people found dead in a Bangkok car died from circulatory and respiratory failure, with investigators discovering male enhancement supplements at the scene in Phasi Charoen District.
An autopsy has determined that a 44-year-old man and 27-year-old woman found dead in a car in Bangkok's Bang Waek area died from circulatory and respiratory failure. Investigators discovered condom wrappers in sizes 49mm and 54mm along with a box of male enhancement supplements with one tablet already consumed at the scene in Soi Bang Waek 15, Phasi Charoen District.
On July 5, 2569, the family collected the body from Siriraj Hospital's forensic unit to arrange religious funeral rites in a somber atmosphere.
The deceased woman's father stated he will not assign blame for what happened, as it serves no purpose. He only recently learned his daughter had died in the evening, though he had long known the man was dating his daughter. Regarding legal matters, the family has not yet discussed them, as they first want to complete the funeral arrangements. The family will conduct religious merit-making ceremonies at Pak Nam Fang Tai Temple, Sala 1. The preliminary autopsy concluded the deaths resulted from circulatory and respiratory failure.
The male relative declined to comment with the media due to grief, though the family will conduct religious merit-making ceremonies at a church in the Buddhamonthon area.
