Thai police are searching for a dual Hungarian-Israeli citizen suspected of murdering a business partner and dumping his body in a rubber plantation in Phuket, the
Bangkok Times reported this week.
According to the
Times, police issued an arrest warrant for 35-year-old Moshe David on Sunday, who also goes by the nae Andras Ngmgth Gabor, after the body of Peter Reize was found last Friday.The
Times said the two men ran a business together on the island of Koh Samui, and police believe the killing followed a dispute over a land deal worth some 15 million baht, or nearly a half a million US Dollars. The paper also states that Reize had filed a complaint with police back in November, saying that David had threatened to kill him.
On Monday the
Times ran a story saying that police questioned the Thai wife of David, who they refer to as “her common-law Hungarian husband”. The article says police see her as a possible accomplice to the killing, and believe that at least two other people were involved in the crime.
