Two Americans and a Briton, Found with dismembered corpse hidden in their freezer, Arrested by Thai police [video]

 

Two Americans and a Briton who were arrested in Thailand under suspicion of being involved in a passport forgery ring were also found to have stashed dismembered body parts in a freezer in Bangkok. According to the Bangkok Post, authorities in Thailand also discovered drugs and guns in the possession of the suspects.

Police identified the men as James Douglas Eger, 66, and Aaron Thomas Gabel, 33, both American citizens. The third suspect was identified as Peter Andrew Colter, 56, a British national, according to the Bangkok Post.

  

Thai authorities said that they recovered 10 passports as well as 'certain types of equipment found in the room [that] can be used to produce fake passports'.

The raid yielded six pistols, methamphetamine, marijuana, a printer, and chemicals, according to the Bangkok Post.

 

The three suspects have been ordered remanded for 12 days.

The courts agreed with the police to deny the suspects the possibility of bail since they were a flight risk.

According to the Bangkok Post, one of the suspects fired a gun during the arrest raid and wounded one of the arresting cops.

 

The injured officer is recovering from the gunshot wound.

'They are charged on five counts including attempting to kill an official on duty, resisting arrest, illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, forging official documents and concealing a corpse,' a Thailand police official said.

The authorities are trying to determine the identity of the dismembered corpse.

Thailand is a country known for its extensive black market, particularly as it relates to the trading of fake identities. watch video below

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