Horrible Murder: Dismembered Body of Real Estate Tycoon Found in Freezer
It turned out that 62-year-old Hans Peter Mack, one of Germany’s most famous real estate agents and one of the country’s best-known figures, was horribly murdered.
Unable to contact his family since July 4, Mack’s lifeless body was found dismembered in the freezer of a rented house.
The family of German businessman Hans Peter Ralter Mack made a statement.
The investigation, which began when her 24-year-old Thai national was unable to locate her husband and informed the police, ended over a weekend by revealing horrific brutality. Her young wife went to the police on the 4th of July and she said that she could not communicate with her husband and that she would eventually have a job interview.
The family of Mack, the famous businessman, was said to plan to hand out a prize of approximately $85,000, while his embittered wife Piraya Boonmak said: “We had a lunch contract. But he didn’t come, I tried to call him but he didn’t answer me. Then he texted me that he had a meeting. But he hasn’t texted me once in 5 years. He would never do.
The photo of the German businessman was shared with the local media.
A THIRD GERMAN CITIZEN IS SUSPECTED
As a result of the investigations, the local police deepened the investigation in a rented house in Pattaya, one of the tourist areas of Thailand. During investigations at the house rented by a friend of Mack’s, the lifeless body of the unfortunate businessman was found dismembered and wrapped in a garbage bag.
The man’s lifeless body was found in garbage bags.
Pattaya News indicated that Mack’s lifeless body was identified, while it was recorded that he was transported in a black van. Authorities reported that a “foreign” person removed the freezer from the vehicle.
Rewat Rodchuen, 35, who lives near the house where the body was found, said that a man named Olaf and a German woman with a physical disability have lived in this house for 3 months. Rodchuen stated that these people were friends of Mack’s. Furthering the investigation, local police claimed that a third German national and a Thai national were linked to the murder.