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Young German woman commits suicide on Koh Phi Phi

June 30, 2015

A 26-year-old German tourist was found on Sunday evening after hanging herself from a tree on Koh Phi Phi.

The woman most likely committed suicide because a suicide note was found in her breast pocket. Her body has been transported to a hospital in Krabi for further examination. The woman stayed on the island for a few days.

Source: The Nation – http://goo.gl/aOcJNZ

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harry says up

30 June 2015 on 10: 34

Remarkably many foreigners book a holiday in Thailand to take their own life…

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Jo says up

30 June 2015 on 11: 15

Terrible to have to experience something like this as a parent. But also respect for the lady I hope she finds peace now.

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Chander says up

30 June 2015 on 12: 57

I am very curious in what language the farewell note was written. You usually do this in your own language. Could the Thai police have read that?
It's just a question.

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RonnyLatPhrao says up

1 July 2015 on 03: 50

If not, “….and the German embassy was informed”. I assume someone will understand German.

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Young German woman commits suicide on Koh Phi Phi

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