The deputy police spokesman revealed that Georgian authorities are currently investigating the scene of the death of 'Hlun Solo,' including autopsy results, forensic examinations, and evidence collection to establish the facts.
On 30 July 2026, Pol Maj Gen Jaturaphat Piromkaew, Commander of the Foreign Affairs Division and deputy spokesman of the Royal Thai Police, stated that regarding the discovery of the body of Mr. Bowornthat Pengsuk, known as 'Hlun Solo,' a Thai tourist found dead in a hotel room in Georgia, the Royal Thai Police express their deepest condolences to the family, relatives, and close associates of the deceased.
The Royal Thai Police have been informed that Georgian authorities are currently conducting investigations at the scene, performing an autopsy, carrying out forensic examinations, and gathering evidence to accurately establish the facts and cause of death. No theories or assumptions have been ruled out until all evidence and forensic results are complete.
These procedures follow international standards of the justice process, emphasizing forensic examination and evidence to ensure accurate, transparent, and fair findings for all parties involved.
The Royal Thai Police request cooperation from the public and media to verify information from reliable and officially confirmed sources before disseminating it, to prevent misinformation that could affect the fact-finding process and cause public confusion.
Furthermore, the Royal Thai Police stand ready to cooperate with related agencies to ensure that proceedings are thorough, transparent, and grounded in the facts.