As authorities investigate the murders of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller on Koh Tao, they begin to focus on the Burmese migrant community based on footprints found at the crime scene. Journalist Oliver Slow notes the stark contrast between the living conditions of these migrant workers and the tourist community on the island.
The investigation into the murders of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller in Thailand takes a strange turn when a man offers a one million baht reward for information and blood spatters are discovered on a suspect's guitar.
The Thai government's investigation into the murder of British tourists on the island of Koh Tao raises questions about their targeting of Burmese migrant workers and tourists as possible suspects, causing outrage and controversy.
The Burmese community in Koh Tao is unfairly targeted and scapegoated whenever anything goes wrong on the island. Visiting journalist highlights the stark contrast between their living conditions and those of the tourists who visit Koh Tao.
Police investigated a double murder on a Thai beach, focusing on a suspect with a size 40 shoe. They also began looking at the Burmese migrant community based on footprints found at the crime scene.