Thailand’s police on Warne’s Case: Blood stains were found on the floor and on the bath towels in Shane Warne’s room.

Thailand’s police on Warne’s Case: Blood stains were found on the floor and on the bath towels in Shane Warne’s room.

While examining the home where the great Australian cricketer died while on vacation; Thai authorities reportedly discovered “blood traces” on the floor of Shane Warne’s room and also on bath towels. Doctors at the Thai International Hospital confirmed the 52-year-old cricketing icon dead on Friday night; hour after friends attempted to resuscitate him in his opulent property. Thailand’s police on Warne’s Case: Blood stains were found; on the floor and on the bath towels in Shane Warne’s room.

According to Thai media, blood was also present on the floor and bath towels; in the room where Warne was staying on Sunday.

Satit Polpinit, a commander of the nearby common police, educated Thai media; that a enormous sum of blood was see within the room. The expire had hack up fluid and was dying when CPR was started. Warne had as of late “gone to a specialist concerning his heart;” concurring to Koh Samui’s Bo Phut police station administrator Yuttana Sirisomba; and also they have ruled out treating it as a suspicious death.

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Warne and his buddies were mention to have gone by the well known; Thai island of Koh Samui within the Inlet of Thailand.

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According to police records, one of Warne’s friends discovered him unconscious about 5 p.m. The crowd began CPR on Warne while waiting for an emergency truck. Warne’s administration afterwards issued a brief statement confirming his death.

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