YouTuber Hulun's Brother Updates on Repatriation Process
YouTuber Hulun Solow's remains are in the documentation stage for repatriation to Thailand after he was found dead at a Georgia hotel; his brother says authorities are awaiting paperwork before expediting the body's return.
In the case of Hulun Solow, a well-known YouTuber who went missing in Georgia for over two weeks before being found dead at a hotel, his brother Klose Mos posted on Facebook to provide an update on proceedings. The family has learned from the embassy and Georgian police that the process of returning the remains to Thailand is currently in the documentation stage, with police awaiting a power of attorney document from Thailand. Once all paperwork is complete, police will coordinate with Georgian prosecutors to expedite the removal of the body from the morgue and its return to Thailand as quickly as possible.
Regarding the cause of death, an official autopsy has not yet been conducted, so the family cannot confirm or conclude the circumstances. They are awaiting formal results from authorities.
Police have confirmed that the deceased's belongings—including a camera, notebook, mobile phone, wallet, cash, passport, clothing, and other items—were found intact, with no signs of theft or disturbance. The cash remains accounted for. However, the camera, notebook, and mobile phone may need to be retained as evidence for ongoing investigation and therefore cannot be returned to Thailand at this time. Other items such as cash, passport, and clothing can be returned.
The family will continue to monitor updates from the embassy and relevant agencies, relying only on officially confirmed information to avoid confusion and misinformation. The timeline for returning the body to Thailand is still being finalized, and the embassy will notify the family as soon as exact travel and arrival dates are confirmed.
The family expressed gratitude to the embassy, police, relevant authorities, and all those who have provided support and assistance throughout this difficult process.
