Brit woman is found dead in Vietnamese villa as cops find 'several empty liquor bottl

Brit woman is found dead in Vietnamese villa as cops find 'several empty liquor bottles' at the scene



Police in the Quang Nam province were scrambled to the villa in Hoi An shortly after 11.15am on Boxing Day where they found the body of the woman, believed to be around 33-years-old.
A South African man was also discovered dead in a separate room


Both individuals had registered for long-term temporary residence at the tourist villa from July 4 this year.
Vietnam News reports the woman was born in 1991 and was staying in room 101, while the man was born in 1988 and was staying in room 201.
Following the tragic incident, and amid investigations, police have now cordoned off the rooms as they launch probes into the mysterious deaths.
Quang Nam Provincial Police conducted an investigation at the scene and autopsies were also ordered.
Initial findings reportedly show no signs of scratches or external force on the bodies, but police did collect several empty bottles of liquor from the scene.


It comes after a British tourist died in Thailand after suffering a severe reaction to magic mushrooms.
The 25-year-old was enjoying a Christmas break with his girlfriend when he allegedly bought the hallucinogenic drug from a shop in Chiang Mai.
He reportedly had a horrific instant reaction to the mushrooms and died soon after.
Medics arrived at the luxury resort where he was staying and questioned his partner, who admitted they had bought the items over the counter from a nearby cannabis shop called The Glory Days.
Officers today raided the shop and arrested the owner on suspicion of selling category 5 narcotics

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Quite a few Brits seem to live life in the danger lane. They seem to think they're bullet proof. These sorts of people should travel with their moms.