UK police go to Thailand to solve woman’s mysterious murder 19 years ago

Nearly 19 years after a Thai woman‘s half-naked body was found in a stream in the Yorkshire Dales, UK police officers have come to Thailand to try and solve the suspected murder case.

Police want to question David Armitage, her husband who now lives in Thailand, and the woman’s parents.

Hikers noticed the body of Lamduan Armitage, formerly Lamduan Seekanya, in a stream after stopping to pose for a photo near Pen-y-ghent in northern England’s Yorkshire Dales on September 20, 2004.

She was found wearing only green jeans, socks, and a gold wedding ring. A t-shirt was found nearby.

Lamduan’s cause of death was never identified. However, there were “no signs of violence.” Hypothermia was ruled out. Investigators believe she was killed around three weeks before her body was dumped.

North Yorkshire Police identified her as a “Thai bride” who…