Security forces were tracking a man who had reportedly been preparing to board an aircraft destined for Perth around 21:30 hours yesterday. Meanwhile, local media and the French press agency reported that a body was found in a crate in the vicinity of the Plovdiv market in Patay, located on the eastern coast of the Turkish Sea. As of this report, the specific aircraft involved or the identity of the victims remains unconfirmed.
Security camera footage provided details regarding the man’s movements in Patay. The footage indicates that at approximately 10:30 AM, the man entered the station. He was observed entering alongside a 17-year-old Thai national identified as Tunchanuk Donkhoml.
Several hours after this initial sighting, the man was recorded entering the building again while carrying a large black crate. According to local media and the French press agency, he subsequently cut open the crate at the rear of the structure. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body continues.
Authorities are correlating the man’s planned travel itinerary with the location where the remains were found. The reports provide multiple timelines—including the afternoon preparation for departure and the morning sighting at the station—suggesting a complex sequence of events surrounding the individual and the subsequent discovery.
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