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Brit Held After Babies' Bodies Found In Luggage
A British citizen has been arrested in Thailand after the bodies of six babies thought to have been used in a black magic ritual were found in luggage in a Bangkok hotel room.

Thai police arrest man with babies' bodies for black magic
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police arrested a British citizen on Friday after the bodies of six babies thought to have been used in a black magic ritual were found stuffed into travel bags in a Bangkok hotel room. Chow Hok Kuen, 28, a British citizen born in Hong Kong of Taiwanese parents, was arrested in Bangkok's Chinatown and was being held for possession of human remains, police said ...

Fetuses found stashed in luggage
Six roasted fetuses covered with gold for black magic rituals were found in a Bangkok hotel room, and the gruesome discovery led to the arrest of a British citizen Friday, Thai police said.

Marriott International expands in Thailand
IF you're used to the standards of a Marriott hotel and travel often to Thailand, there is reason to rejoice — the US-based hotel operator and franchiser recently announced the opening of three ne

In Thailand, roasted fetuses found stashed in luggage
Six roasted fetuses covered with gold for black magic rituals were found in a Bangkok hotel room, and the gruesome discovery led to the arrest of a British citizen Friday, Thai police said.

British Man Arrested for Possessing Roasted Fetuses in Thailand
Police in Bangkok, Thailand have arrested 28 year-old Chow Hok Kuen, a Hong Kong-born British citizen, after finding a small collection of dead, roasted babies in his hotel room. The six fetuses, which were wrapped in gold leaf and tucked …

Roasted fetuses stashed in luggage
Six roasted fetuses covered with gold for black magic rituals were found in a Bangkok hotel room, and the gruesome discovery led to the arrest of a British citizen Friday, Thai police said.

Bangkok's Chinatown protests hotel project near temple
Bangkok (The Nation/ANN) - Residents of Bangkok's Chinatown will gather on May 21 to show their opposition to a plan to develop a hotel and shopping complex right next to the area's most famous Chinese temple, Wat Leng Noei Yi.