Autopsy Shows No Toxins in Thai YouTuber’s Body in Georgia
Medical autopsy results show no toxic substances or signs of injury in the body of Thai travel YouTuber Klose Solo, who died in a Georgian hotel, though the cause of death remains undetermined. Georgian authorities are continuing a criminal investigation, and the Thai Embassy in Ankara is assisting the family in awaiting the return of personal effects and a final determination. The family says they are still seeking clear answers and will keep coordinating with officials.
Medical autopsy results and laboratory tests for 'Klose Solo' from Georgia have been released, confirming no toxic substances were found in his body, although the cause of death remains undetermined.
The case involves 26-year-old travel YouTuber Bovorat Pengsuk, known as Klose Solo, who was found dead in a Georgian hotel, as previously reported.
On October 12, 2026, the Facebook page of his brother, Klose Mos, posted an update on the death of Klose Solo in Georgia.
Throughout this period, the family has continuously followed up and coordinated with relevant agencies to obtain facts and progress regarding Klose Solo's death. We have never ignored or neglected this matter and have continued to await clear answers.
On October 6, 2026, the Thai Embassy in Ankara received additional information from Georgian authorities regarding the death of Bovorat Pengsuk (Klose Solo), as follows:
1. Medical autopsy and laboratory results The autopsy indicated no signs of physical assault. Meanwhile, the chemical and toxicology blood test found ethyl alcohol at a concentration of 0.33%, with no methyl alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, or acetone detected. Furthermore, tests for drugs, psychoactive substances, and organochlorine and organophosphate insecticides came back negative, meaning none of these substances were found.
However, Georgian authorities have not yet been able to determine the cause of death and state that a full criminal investigation must be completed before a conclusion can be reached.
2. Progress on the personal belongings of the deceased At present, Georgian authorities are unable to return the deceased’s personal items to the family because they are still within the criminal investigation process. Once the items can be retrieved, officers from the Thai Embassy in Ankara will travel to collect them personally and will proceed as quickly as possible after receiving notice from Georgian authorities.
To date, what the family continues to await is clarity regarding the cause of death and an official conclusion from the investigation.
The family understands that legal procedures may take time, but the lack of a definitive conclusion remains a source of concern and they seek answers. Therefore, they will continue to follow up and coordinate with relevant agencies to obtain the fullest possible information.
We reaffirm that the family has not ignored, neglected, or stopped following this matter; they are simply awaiting the outcome of the investigation being conducted by Georgian authorities, and they will continue to seek updates and an official conclusion.
If further information becomes available, the family will share it factually with everyone. Thank you to all who have continued to show concern, send support, and follow the story of Klose Solo.
