German Man Suffocates In Pattaya

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09-11-2009, 08:50 PM
chitown

German Man Suffocates In Pattaya

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GERMAN MAN SUFFOCATES IN PATTAYA

A German national has suffocated at his home on Soi Siam Country Club road, whilst eating an appetising pork based dinner with his Thai wife of many years.

Pattaya, 8th of November 2009 (PDN): At 8:00pm on the 8th of November, Police Lieutenant Colonel Norawit Julwanit a police investigator from the Pattaya City area received a call from the Pattaya Memorial Hospital regarding a male foreigner who had recently died of suffocation in the hospitals Emergency Response unit (E.R.) It was explained to Lt Col Norawit that the foreign man was rushed to the hospital by ambulance as he was suffocating on some food that had got stuck in his throat at dinner. The hospital was unable to help fast enough and the man subsequently died of suffocation.

Police sent to the scene to investigate, discovered the body of a foreign man, now known to be that of Mr Manfred Schneider age 64, of German nationality. There was no sign of harm or misconduct on the body allowing police to dismiss any acts of foul play immediately, the death was also stated to have happened within the hour. Mr Schneider was accompanied by his wife Mrs Pranee Prombuht age 39, who was still seen to be sitting next to Mr Schneider’s body crying inconsolably at the death of her beloved husband.

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Mrs Pranee later gave a statement to police where she informed them that her and her husband had been eating at his house, No.153/1 Pattaya Green View Village, when Mr Schneider had appeared to get something stuck in his throat.

Mrs Pranee explained that after repeated attempts to dislodge the stuck food Mr Schneider began to go blue and fell on the floor suffocating. Mrs Pranee had bought over some water for Mr Schneider and slapped him on the back several times to no avail. As the situation was looking increasingly worse by the second, Mrs Pranee decided to call the Pattaya Memorial Hospital to send an ambulance immediately.

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The Ambulance team arrived at the scene of the incident to find Mr Schneider had stopped breathing for several minutes already. The paramedics tried to revive him with the use of electric shock equipment, however it was no use. They proceeded to rush Mr Schneider back to the hospital where unfortunately they were unable to save him. Doctors declared that the cause of death was an un-chewed piece of fried pork lodged in his oesophagus which blocked his airway and cause him to suffocate.

Police filed a report based on the evidence provided by the doctors and Mrs Pranee, after which the body was taken to Forensic Investigators for a detailed examination and the German Embassy was informed.

GERMAN MAN SUFFOCATES IN PATTAYA : Pattaya Daily News
09-11-2009, 08:56 PM
zubber

lack of mastication i guess
09-11-2009, 08:58 PM
Loy Toy

Poor bugger and may he RIP.
09-11-2009, 08:59 PM
BillyBobThai

My grandmother allways told me to chew 10 times before swallowing.
RIP
09-11-2009, 10:15 PM
StrontiumDog

Can happen to anyone at any time.

RIP.

His wife seems genuinely upset too. Sad for her.
09-11-2009, 10:36 PM
Jeremia

I can't help thinking about the normal family activities in my household leading up to an evening meal...preparing and cooking the food together with my wife..setting the table...kids coming in from play and quickly washing, fighting and arguing...inside dog coming in and laying down..yard dogs waiting patiently outside on guard..the laughter and tears about the days happenings..........and then its all gone....fucking GONE!!

RIP Mr Schneider...
09-11-2009, 10:40 PM
panama hat

A very good post, Jeremia . . . Green sent, lovely visualisation.

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Originally Posted by Jeremia

and then its all gone....fucking GONE!!

. . . at least you won't be aware of any of it.

Indeed . . . RiP Mr. Schneider
09-11-2009, 10:54 PM
StrontiumDog

Yeah, explains the horror of it. All it takes is a sudden intake of air, piece of food in the wrong place at the wrong time. Laters. Scary.
09-11-2009, 11:40 PM
Scandinavian

The Heimlich maneuver would have saved his life. Too bad most people don't know how to do it.

How to Do the Heimlich Maneuver | eHow.com
09-11-2009, 11:49 PM
StrontiumDog

Yeah, but even if his wife had known, I think she would've struggled with this poor guy. He looks substantial.
10-11-2009, 12:10 AM
barbaro

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Originally Posted by chitown

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GERMAN MAN SUFFOCATES IN PATTAYA

A German national has suffocated at his home on Soi Siam Country Club road, whilst eating an appetising pork based dinner with his Thai wife of many years.

Well,

she could have tried the Heimlich. :rolleyes:
10-11-2009, 01:09 AM
ferretface

there but for the grace of god go i.rip mr schnieder.
10-11-2009, 08:32 AM
panama hat

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scandinavian

The Heimlich maneuver would have saved his life. Too bad most people don't know how to do it.

A friend of mine did the Heimlich on a patron at his restaurant in Singapore. He is a large Aussie ex butcher, she was a little Chinese lady.

Saved her . . . cracked five ribs.
10-11-2009, 08:52 AM
Bung

So very nice of them to show us the poor bugger dead on a gurney.....Classy.

Only lacking someone pointing at him.
10-11-2009, 09:19 AM
baldrick

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scandinavian

The Heimlich maneuver would have saved his life.

didn't think that was recommended any more

thought the proceedure was to bend them over at the waist ( maybe over a chair ) , keep the air way straight and pointed toward the floor as best you can and pound with the open hand on the central back - gravity is the best assistance.
10-11-2009, 10:05 AM
nikster

Well the heimlich works, so I'd try that first. You only have a few minutes, there's not much time to experiment.

An ex-colleague of mine once had this happen at work, she was lucky that a guy saw her gag, interpreted it correctly, and applied the heimlich, thereby saving her.

RIP Mr. Schneider.
10-11-2009, 10:18 AM
baldrick

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Originally Posted by nikster

Well the heimlich works, so I'd try that first. You only have a few minutes, there's not much time to experiment.

yes , it works , but I think because of the side effects it is not recommended.

but if the person is in panic and you cannot get them in the safer postion anything that works is good enough.
10-11-2009, 10:23 AM
kmart

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Originally Posted by Bung

So very nice of them to show us the poor bugger dead on a gurney.....Classy.

Only lacking someone pointing at him.

Agreed. Ethics of friggin insects.
10-11-2009, 10:31 AM
tuktukdriver

She's crying because she is 39, chubby, and now needs to find another farang to pay the bills. May not be easy.
10-11-2009, 10:47 AM
crazy dog

Quote:

Originally Posted by StrontiumDog

Can happen to anyone at any time.

RIP. .

Not if you don't eat meat
10-11-2009, 10:51 AM
Mr R Sole

Quote:

Originally Posted by chitown

Doctors declared that the cause of death was an un-chewed piece of fried pork lodged in his oesophagus which blocked his airway and cause him to suffocate.

The suspect https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif Moo gop...evil doer

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Originally Posted by zubber

mastication

Flash git, you could've said chew..:)

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Originally Posted by Scandinavian

The Heimlich maneuver would have saved his life. Too bad most people don't know how to do it.

I was just going to post that....funny a German maneuver could've saved this very unfortunate German guy...my apologies if Heimlich wasn't German I couldn't be arsed to look it up...
My father was choking on a piece of bacon when I was very young he was also going blue and eventually pulled it out himself...as my mother at the time was running round the kitchen in hysterics!!! useless cow. Very scary for him, my sister and myself at the time.

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Originally Posted by panama hat

Saved her . . . cracked five ribs.

Better than dead....I'll take the busted ribs anyday of the week..however painful.

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Originally Posted by Bung

Only lacking someone pointing at him.

It's there...just out of shot...or maybe they've pixelated it as they seem to have forgotton to pixelate this poor souls face...very nice of pattaya news

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Originally Posted by baldrick

thought the proceedure was to bend them over at the waist ( maybe over a chair ) , keep the air way straight and pointed toward the floor as best you can and pound with the open hand on the central back - gravity is the best assistance.

Didn't know that Balders...your very informative, Funny really as I have a 'just' 1 yr old (31st October..haloween) little girl. I had seen in our baby book from the hospital that what you described is exactly what you have to do with a baby if they are choking....don't really wanna Heimlich a baby now do you...So stands to reason that it would then be the solution the adults as well.... Gravity works!
10-11-2009, 10:55 AM
Mr R Sole

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Originally Posted by tuktukdriver

She's crying because she is 39, chubby, and now needs to find another farang to pay the bills. May not be easy.

That's mean...:rofl:, however probably true and.......funny.

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Originally Posted by crazy dog

Not if you don't eat meat

One word 'Spaghetti'...I nearly choked on that many years ago...then again anything can choke you...even a Thai wife...
:smileylaughing:

Forgot to say that I bet the BIB finished off the moo gop....kin khao yang...whilst trying to think of ways to get money out of him one last time. :mid:
10-11-2009, 11:03 AM
Loy Toy

I was sitting in the Lobster Pot Restaurant on Walking Street in Pattaya and a large European bloke hit the floor apparently choking on something he swallowed.

After watching the Thai staff trying to stuff vicks inhalers up his nose (Thais think these things are life supporting) my mate and I went over to help.

First we tried the Heimlech maneuver, which is very easy to apply and we could not unblock his airway. Then my mate stuck his fingers down his throat and pulled his tongue back out of his throat followed by a gush of blood.

He was dead on arrival at the hospital due to what they say was a massive cardiac arrest.

I wonder if this poor soul actually passed away suffering from the same fate.
10-11-2009, 11:04 AM
Loy Toy

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr R Sole

One word 'Spaghetti'...I nearly choked on that many years ago

I suffered from a few fur balls over the years but a visit to our vet normally corrects the problem.
10-11-2009, 12:20 PM
Mr R Sole

^ send me his number...could do with a check up myself..
:smileylaughing:
10-11-2009, 01:50 PM
kmart

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Originally Posted by crazy dog

Quote:

Originally Posted by StrontiumDog

Can happen to anyone at any time.

RIP. .

Not if you don't eat meat

Would really suck to choke to death on tofu, eh?
10-11-2009, 02:17 PM
BigBang

So it is possible to choke on a piece of food. Perhaps the guy from Coyote a go go wasn't murdered after all.
10-11-2009, 02:20 PM
good2bhappy

keep a biro handy
emergency tracheostomy and stick a straw in it
11-11-2009, 09:36 AM
MustavaMond

Quote:

Originally Posted by panama hat

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scandinavian

The Heimlich maneuver would have saved his life. Too bad most people don't know how to do it.

A friend of mine did the Heimlich on a patron at his restaurant in Singapore. He is a large Aussie ex butcher, she was a little Chinese lady.

Saved her . . . cracked five ribs.

It isn't strength but correct height and positioning that is needed to sharply punch in on the solar plexus at just the right angle and level of sharpness to propel the object out.

Horrid way to go - utter panic for 2- 3 minutes, ugh.
11-11-2009, 10:40 AM
Mr R Sole

Quote:

Originally Posted by MustavaMond

Horrid way to go - utter panic for 2- 3 minutes, ugh.

Agreed very nasty and watching other people arond doing feck all to help is even worse.....wonder how hard she 'tapped' him on the back????

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Originally Posted by Mr R Sole

mother at the time was running round the kitchen in hysterics!!! useless cow. Very scary for him, my sister and myself at the time.

My childhood experience.....my father didn't eat bacon for at least a day after that...:rofl:
11-11-2009, 10:44 AM
panama hat

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr R Sole

My childhood experience.....my father didn't eat bacon for at least a day after that...

A whole day???? It must indeed have been a shattering experience!!!! :)
11-11-2009, 02:12 PM
Mr R Sole

:smileylaughing: What can I say he loved his bacon and egg sandwiches...truthfully I can't remember that well, I was too small I just remember the incident...not the time he refrained from eating bacon (it was the rind that nearly killed th old soul) and as everyone is so fond of these 3 letters (R.I.P) :rolleyes:

It was just for some humour in the piece... you know me PH..:):mid: generally if it ain't tongue in cheek for me, it ain't worth it..
Life's too damn serious and people are too...you also know from my other posts that I have suffered loss as well...but hey, still here so gotta get on with it...mordlin' and getting depressed just isn't worth the time and energy. tomorrows another day....got too much to live for anyhoo...