
The spokesperson for the Institute of Forensic Science revealed autopsy results for "Halun Solo" showing signs resembling old inflammation. This could have multiple causes such as heart ischemia or sudden cardiac death. They emphasized that official results from Georgia are the primary basis and admitted coordination has been quite difficult, but updates have been provided to the family.
Following the case where Halun Solo’s elder brother posted on Facebook updating the autopsy results from the Thai Institute of Forensic Science, it was found that old inflammation existed in the heart muscle, which might cause abnormal heart muscle function. However, further information from Georgia is needed to clarify the results. Meanwhile, the brother's belongings have not yet been returned, as previously reported.The elder brother gave a preliminary update on Halun Solo’s autopsy results, stating that a clear conclusion from Georgia is still awaited.)
On 10 Sep 2026 GMT+7, Assistant Professor Worawit Waiwut, Deputy Director of the Institute of Forensic Science and its spokesperson under the Ministry of Justice, disclosed that the autopsy and tissue examination results have not yet received a response from Georgian authorities. Therefore, they have communicated with Mr. Somsak Butsri, known as Moss, elder brother of Bawornthat Pengsuk, or Halun Solo, to update him on the institute’s progress.
The information shared with Mr. Moss included: first, that official results from Georgia are still pending, but findings showed signs resembling old heart muscle inflammation. This could have several causes, such as old myocarditis due to coronary artery ischemia. Regardless, official confirmation from Georgia is awaited. It could also be related to autoimmune disorders or sudden cardiac death. Sudden cardiac death can cause arrhythmia and heart ischemia as well.
These details were explained to Mr. Moss to keep him informed of progress. Nonetheless, the Institute of Forensic Science continues to await official autopsy results from Georgia, including toxicology and chemical or drug tests conducted prior to death.
Additionally, information about the coronary arteries is crucial to determine whether they contributed to arrhythmia or heart ischemia. They acknowledged some difficulties in coordination but confirmed that the institute has kept the family updated with information and is still waiting for the official autopsy report from Georgian authorities.