A British tourist has been found dead in his hotel room in Thailand, just hours after arriving.
Luke Ramage, of Consett, County Durham, was reportedly found by a receptionist at his hotel in Bangkok's red light district, lying on a bed with bruises to his shoulders and legs.
It was feared the 31-year-old had been murdered as there were signs of a struggle and marks that indicated he could have been in a fight.
The safe in the father-of-two's room at the Bavana Hotel was left open, no valuables were inside and cigarette packs were left scattered around the floor, The Sun reported.
The safe in the father-of-two's room at the Bavana Hotel was left open, no valuables were inside and cigarette packs were left scattered around the floor, The Sun reported.
He had only arrived at the hotel a few hours earlier and his luggage was said to have still been in his suitcase when his body was discovered.
On the day of his death, Ramage posted on Facebook that he was at the Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park - a four-minute walk from his hotel.
Earlier in the day he posted that he had landed in Thailand along with a picture of himself and two friends.
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Luke Ramage, of Consett, County Durham, was reportedly found by a receptionist at his hotel in Bangkok's red light district, lying on a bed with bruises to his shoulders and legs.
It was feared the 31-year-old had been murdered as there were signs of a struggle and marks that indicated he could have been in a fight.
The safe in the father-of-two's room at the Bavana Hotel was left open, no valuables were inside and cigarette packs were left scattered around the floor, The Sun reported.
The safe in the father-of-two's room at the Bavana Hotel was left open, no valuables were inside and cigarette packs were left scattered around the floor, The Sun reported.
He had only arrived at the hotel a few hours earlier and his luggage was said to have still been in his suitcase when his body was discovered.
On the day of his death, Ramage posted on Facebook that he was at the Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park - a four-minute walk from his hotel.
Earlier in the day he posted that he had landed in Thailand along with a picture of himself and two friends.
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