Thai police dismiss Koh Tao scuba instructor's death as "suicide by stress" -YOSHIE "SHARLYN" SAZAWA
Channel: KOH TAO MURDERS DEATH ISLAND
Date: 19/11/2021

Japanese scuba instructor and translator, Yoshie Sazawa better known as "Sharlyn."

In the past 6 days I published 3 videos about the suspicious death of this Japanese scuba instructor. 

Sharlyn’s death had been something of a secret that few people outside Koh Tao knew about.

As you might expect, my 3 videos triggered a series of hostile & visceral responses from many Koh Tao apologists. 

Some denied that any Japanese instructor had died on the island.  Some expressed the view that it was outrageous that her tragic death should be discussed on the basis that it occurred 17 years ago.

Another response came from the Royal Thai Police. On Tuesday, 16 November 2021, at least 3 Thai news services quoted police sources as saying that a Japanese national did die in early 2004 and that police concluded the death was a suicide.  My own videos made it clear that police dismissed the tragedy as a suicide.

The police also attacked the motives behind this YouTube channel and my Facebook page.  The police also reminded readers that: 

"The people of Koh Tao have filed an arrest warrant against the creator of a Facebook page attacking Koh Tao who fled abroad and prosecuted some Thai people who shared and defamed Koh Tao as well."

The target of that warrant was Pramuk Anantasin (aka David) the Administrator of CSI LA.

David did not flee overseas.  He was already living in California and is a US citizen but the Thai police do not like the facts to get in the way of a good story.

Previously, I received conflicting reports that Sharlyn’s body had been discovered either on the ground in the jungle – or – behind her house – or – hanging from a tree with a wound to her chest.

The police announced another version being that her body was found in her house (unless Google translate made a significant error).

The police also suggested that Sharlyn left some sort of a suicide note, which is a claim I had not previously read.  I gather from the reports that no autopsy was performed and that the police merely chose to assume that she committed suicide. The articles refer to a curious explanation of “suicide by stress” – whatever that means.

Please note that one can glean a basic translation of the following 3 articles by opening the site GOOGLE TRANSLATE and then cutting and pasting small passages of Thai script into the translate function to obtain a translation into most languages one might wish to choose.

Thai language article in Matichon:
https://www.matichon.co.th/region/news_3043849

Thai language article in Kon Chadluek:
https://www.komchadluek.net/hot-social/492801?twitter=

Thai language article in Post Today:
https://www.posttoday.com/social/local/668332

Yoshie "Sharlyn" Sazawa dies in suspicious circumstances on Koh Tao (1st video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0WPhZVLlVI 

Tributes to Yoshie "Sharlyn" Sazawa (2nd video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLOGYFcrxic

Tributes to Yoshie "Sharlyn" Sazawa (3rd video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McbtUAb72zs


Tribute to 20 foreigners who perished on Koh Tao:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8gesYV1t6A

It could have easily been me in that body bag - interview with Sam Venning: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nod_y-r7Oto

Koh Tao scuba instructor slashes open the neck of a UK tourist in an unprovoked glass attack: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVdUWHgwULM

Video creator: Ian Yarwood
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Email: IanDYarwood@gmail.com
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