The police spokesperson revealed discussions with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to coordinate with Georgia to urgently request official autopsy results in the case of "Hlun Solo's" death. He pointed out that Section 115 is not a conclusion but a legal framework used for gathering evidence and thoroughly verifying the facts.
On 30 July 2026, progress in the case of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk, also known as "Hlun Solo," a well-known travel YouTuber who had lost contact with his family while filming content in Georgia for over two weeks, was reported. His family has now confirmed finding him deceased and expressed heartfelt thanks for all the support, stating they will never forget it, as previously reported.
Meanwhile, Police Lieutenant General Trairong Phiwpan, Deputy Commissioner of the Royal Thai Police and spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police Office, posted a message about the news of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk's death in Georgia on his personal Facebook page, Trairong Phiwpan, stating:
Regarding the news of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk's death in Georgia and reports about proceedings under Section 115 of the Georgian Penal Code,
Preliminary information indicates that Section 115 is a provision of Georgian criminal law concerning inducing or attempting to induce suicide by means of threats, cruel treatment, or acts affecting the victim's honor and dignity.
However, the fact that Georgian authorities are investigating under Section 115 does not mean that the cause of death is concluded to be suicide or that any individual is deemed guilty. Rather, it is a legal framework used to collect evidence and conduct a thorough examination of the facts.
In Thailand, the Royal Thai Police are currently coordinating with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to obtain information and official confirmation from Georgian authorities, particularly regarding the official examination and cause of death.
Regarding the procedure, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the main agency coordinating with Georgian authorities to ensure information exchange follows international channels.
Coordination through INTERPOL has not yet received any additional responses from Georgian authorities at this time.
The Royal Thai Police will closely monitor developments and will promptly inform the public if any official updates are received.