The deceased body of an elderly individual was discovered in a residence in Thailand following an alleged drug-influenced sexual encounter involving three men.
The deceased, Athipphat Wangsilabat, was found deceased and infested with ants on a couch in a property located in Lopburi province. It is reported that he had injected narcotics into his body before engaging in the sexual activity with two other men, aged 52 and 38, at their residence.
Authorities from Mueang Lop Buri police station received a distress call just before 10.30 pm on November 16 and found the man unconscious in the living area. Police confirmed no signs of physical violence and estimated that he had passed away approximately four hours before their arrival.
As per the Bangkok Post, the property owner informed the police that he had invited the pensioner to participate in a group sexual encounter. He confessed that the trio had consumed illicit substances before falling asleep.
Later on, the younger men woke up to bathe and called out to Athipphat to join them. Upon receiving no response, they went to check on him, only to discover him undressed and covered in ants.
Upon searching the premises, law enforcement confiscated crystal methamphetamine, syringes, drug paraphernalia, and used condoms. Surveillance footage from the property depicted the men injecting drugs. Investigators, as reported on Hone Krasae, identified discrepancies in the statements provided by both men, leading to further interrogation.
The deceased individual’s remains have been transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the Police General Hospital in Bangkok for a comprehensive autopsy to ascertain the cause of death.
Authorities have stated that the case is currently under investigation, awaiting toxicology results and additional interviews.