The body of Maxine Missick, 23, was found by a motorcyclist at 5.30am on Friday after she’d checked into the Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel on the Saneha Nusorn, in Hat Yai, on August 21.

The motorbike taxi rider said he heard her body hit the ground and medics confirmed she had suffered major injuries, including suspected neck and back damage.
Ms Missick, who was studying at Keele University in Stoke on Trent, had been due to return to the UK today and was staying on the 31st floor. Police have ruled out foul play and believe she committed suicide or accidentally fell. But some of her friends, including Tom Kayzee who went university with her, are not convinced.
‘The last time I chatted with her was 24th August – she was okay and she loved it there,’ Ms Kayzee said.
‘I just wanted to know that she was okay and the news reported that the possibilities of her committed suicide is wrong.
‘[The Maxine] that we know of is a lovely and cheerful girl who always smile. Always adventurous, beautiful soul and well mannered.’ Another pal, Romeo Simpson, added: ‘I don’t believe it suicide they need to do more investigation.’
Jenniflor Louis was also finding hard to come to terms with her friend’s death and said: ‘I still don’t want to believe it was suicide, even though they have no evidence of foul play an investigation of the situation and room needs to be done.’
Inspector General Sornpet Tantiamonchaikul from the Hat Yai Police Department said officers were still waiting for the results of a post mortem examination before ruling on the official cause of death.
He said: ‘Police were notified by the rescue foundation about the accident involving the British tourist Maxine Missick. She was staying alone in the room. Our investigation showed she checked in on August 21.
‘In the room there was no damage or signs of violence. There are no suspicions or investigations into foul play or another person being involved.
‘A window was open. We believe she either committed suicide by jumping or she fell accidentally. Ms Missick was originally from the British overseas territories of Turks and Caicos near the Bahamas.
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Cannibalism in SA
Fear seized the village of Shayamoya in the province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa after the discovery of a decapitated body.

The family of 25-year-old Zanele Hlatshwayo, who has been missing since July, believes she was the victim of a ring of cannibalism that led to the arrest of five men.

His decaying body was found after a man who claimed to be a traditional healer surrendered to the police last week and confessed that he was tired of eating human flesh.

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