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PAP love this type of trash especially white trash that matches with PAP's white shrits and pants. They are going to use our money to send wreaths for this fucking ang moh funeral.
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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/top-british-banker-dies-in-fall-at-collyer-quay.html
Top British banker dies in fall at Collyer Quay
Yahoo! NewsroomYahoo! Newsroom – Mon, Apr 11, 2011 9:23 AM SGT
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A British banker dies after falling from the Fullerton Bay Hotel. (File photo)
A British banker dies after falling from the Fullerton Bay Hotel. (File photo)
Agence France-Presse
A British banker died in Singapore after plunging nearly 30 metres from a hotel rooftop in the new waterfront Marina Bay business district, police and local media said on Sunday.
A police statement to AFP identified the deceased as a British man and an investigation into the "unnatural death" on Thursday evening was ongoing.
"Police received a call... informing us that a person is believed to have fallen from height from a building located along Collyer Quay, into the waters of Marina Bay," the statement said.
"The body of a male British national in his mid-30s was subsequently brought to shore, and he was pronounced dead by a paramedic at scene.
"Police are investigating the unnatural death."
The Sunday Times said the deceased was William Hart, a 37-year-old British man working in the city-state as head of sales for the Bank of China International.
It said Hart was at the hotel's bar located on the seventh floor when he was believed to have breached a metal railing and glass barrier before falling into the waters.
An employee with the Fullerton Bay Hotel confirmed Thursday's incident but declined to give further details.
It was reported that Hart was drinking with a group of friends at Lantern, a seventh-floor bar at the boutique hotel and that while it was unclear how he fell, one theory is that he had leapt from the rooftop in a game of dare.
Almost 200 guests were at the bar when the incident happened, said the hotel's general manager Giovanni Viterale.
PAP love this type of trash especially white trash that matches with PAP's white shrits and pants. They are going to use our money to send wreaths for this fucking ang moh funeral.
:oIo:
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/top-british-banker-dies-in-fall-at-collyer-quay.html
Top British banker dies in fall at Collyer Quay
Yahoo! NewsroomYahoo! Newsroom – Mon, Apr 11, 2011 9:23 AM SGT
A British banker dies after falling from the Fullerton Bay Hotel. (File photo)
A British banker dies after falling from the Fullerton Bay Hotel. (File photo)
Agence France-Presse
A British banker died in Singapore after plunging nearly 30 metres from a hotel rooftop in the new waterfront Marina Bay business district, police and local media said on Sunday.
A police statement to AFP identified the deceased as a British man and an investigation into the "unnatural death" on Thursday evening was ongoing.
"Police received a call... informing us that a person is believed to have fallen from height from a building located along Collyer Quay, into the waters of Marina Bay," the statement said.
"The body of a male British national in his mid-30s was subsequently brought to shore, and he was pronounced dead by a paramedic at scene.
"Police are investigating the unnatural death."
The Sunday Times said the deceased was William Hart, a 37-year-old British man working in the city-state as head of sales for the Bank of China International.
It said Hart was at the hotel's bar located on the seventh floor when he was believed to have breached a metal railing and glass barrier before falling into the waters.
An employee with the Fullerton Bay Hotel confirmed Thursday's incident but declined to give further details.
It was reported that Hart was drinking with a group of friends at Lantern, a seventh-floor bar at the boutique hotel and that while it was unclear how he fell, one theory is that he had leapt from the rooftop in a game of dare.
Almost 200 guests were at the bar when the incident happened, said the hotel's general manager Giovanni Viterale.
