Gruesome discovery days after young siblings go missing in Thailands notorious Sin City

The search for two missing Russian siblings living in Thailand has come to a devastating end after police found their bodies in a shallow grave.Diana Nazimova, 22, and her brother, Roman Nazimov, 17, had been living with their mother Zarina in a housing estate in the tourist hotspot of Pattaya since 2021.It’s believed the siblings wanted to get something from the local 24-hour convenience store and so hopped on their motorbike in the dark early on July 26.But they never returned.Zarina had lived in the hotspot dubbed ‘Sin City’ since 2018, and her children joined her three years later, making it unlikely the siblings got lost given their familiarity with the area.Three days after they went missing, police made a chilling breakthrough when they found their motorbike – a black-and-grey Honda ADV 150 – disassembled and buried in the grounds of an old cemetery at Thung Luang, near Najomtien-Map Ta Phut Motorway.Local media reported that a search and rescue team involving hundreds of officers and local residents conducted extensive ground searches with the assistance of sniffer dogs, but there was no sign of the siblings.Later, two men were arrested after they reportedly confessed to killing the pair and burying their bodies in a grave one meter deep in a remote area in Chon Buri – about an hour from Pattaya, police said on Friday.Former prisoner Thana Kerdthong, 43, nicknamed “Pong,” and Thongchai Srinil, 39, nicknamed “Thong,” were arrested while hiding in an orchard in Wang Sombun district of Sa Kaeo province following a multi-province manhunt.The suspects were wanted by Pattaya Provincial Court on charges of night-time vehicle theft and receiving stolen goods.They allegedly confessed to killing the siblings with the intention of stealing their motorbike after posing as police officers.Thong reportedly told police he was sitting on the back of a motorbike driven by Pong on Sunday morning as they followed the Russian siblings.After pulling up on ...

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