Christopher Stephen Boucher, a British ex-pat and Australian business owner, was found dead outside a convenience store in Koh Phangan, Thailand, after attending a full moon party. The 49-year-old, who lived in Sydney's northern beaches, was discovered unresponsive near an ATM early Monday morning, believed to have been attempting to withdraw cash to pay a local driver who had brought him from the party to his hotel.
Police are investigating the circumstances, including reviewing CCTV footage and questioning witnesses. Preliminary reports suggest he appeared drunk and exhausted before his death, with no signs of assault. Authorities suspect alcohol or potential overdose as causes, pending blood test results.
Boucher owned Northern Beaches Cleaning Service in Manly and was remembered fondly by friends and clients as a hardworking and kind individual.
Police are investigating the circumstances, including reviewing CCTV footage and questioning witnesses. Preliminary reports suggest he appeared drunk and exhausted before his death, with no signs of assault. Authorities suspect alcohol or potential overdose as causes, pending blood test results.
Boucher owned Northern Beaches Cleaning Service in Manly and was remembered fondly by friends and clients as a hardworking and kind individual.