Cyanide Found in Coffees of Six Dead at Bangkok Luxury Hotel

Traces of cyanide were found in the coffees of six people who were found dead at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel in Bangkok. The incident involved two Vietnamese Americans and four Vietnamese nationals. There were no other visitors to the hotel room, according to police records.

In a chilling discovery, the chief of Thailand's police forensic division announced Wednesday that traces of cyanide were found in the coffees of six individuals who were found dead in a luxury hotel in central Bangkok. The bodies were uncovered on Tuesday at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel in downtown Bangkok.

Upon reviewing the hotel records, officials confirmed that there were no other visitors to the room aside from the deceased, casting a pall of mystery over the tragic incident.

Bangkok police chief, Lt. Gen. Thiti Sangsawang, identified the victims as two Vietnamese Americans and four Vietnamese nationals, comprising three males and three females.