In a chilling incident at Bangkok's Grand Hyatt Erawan hotel, six people were found dead with traces of cyanide in their cups, sparking a perplexing mystery. The victims, identified as Vietnamese Americans and Vietnamese nationals, were discovered in their room where no signs of forced entry were found, suggesting the door was locked from the inside. Initial reports hint at a possible personal motive, possibly linked to financial dealings, as some victims had invested money together. The discovery has prompted a swift investigation involving local authorities and international agencies, amidst concerns over safety and the impact on Thailand's tourism.
Six persons were discovered dead in a five-star hotel in the heart of Bangkok, and Thai police reported on Wednesday that cyanide residue was discovered in their cups.
The startling finding was made in a Grand Hyatt Erawan suite, a five-star establishment.
Although the first findings of a post-mortem investigation are antici...
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