Two Found Dead in Locked Car, Cause of Death Under Investigation

Authorities respond to a report of a car parked for an extended period, discovering two deceased individuals inside.

Detailed description of the male and female victims' conditions and positions within the vehicle.

Initial examination of the car's interior and exterior, noting locked doors, used condom wrappers, and various items found.

First responders describe the locked car and the state of the victims, noting the absence of gas odor.

Information about the car's dual fuel system (LPG) and the absence of foul play indicators.

A neighbor recounts observing the car from early morning, noticing it was running initially and later stopped.

The deceased woman's brother, identified as 'Ton', arrives at the scene and expresses shock and grief.

The brother reveals his sister, Nan, had a history of thalassemia and took medication.

The brother recounts celebrating his sister's 27th birthday the previous night and her mention of meeting someone.

The parents of the deceased woman state they never met the male victim and were unaware of their daughter's relationship with him.

CCTV footage shows the male victim's car entering the soi, performing a U-turn, and picking up the female victim.

A medical expert suggests poisoning or gas inhalation as likely causes, noting symptoms like frothing at the mouth and discolored fingertips.

An automotive expert discusses the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning from the car's exhaust, ruling out LPG leaks.

Experts emphasize the need for autopsy results to definitively determine the cause of death, with forensic investigation ongoing.