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Young Italian found dead in Bangkok: "Maybe poisoning"
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A poisoning, with an ingested substance that caused death, perhaps associated with a natural illness.

These could be the causes of death of Matteo Babici, the 24-year-old from Trieste, found dead in a hotel room in the centre of Bangkok , after an autopsy was performed on his body in Thailand.

The newspaper Il Piccolo wrote this today, reporting the statements of the lawyer of the boy's family, Gian Domenico Primo. We will have to wait for the results of the autopsy, in the meantime the lawyer has already announced that he intends to request a further autopsy with the appointment of his own trusted medical examiner. Matteo Babici had gone to Thailand to learn the techniques of muay thai, Thai boxing .

"The boy was healthy, athletic - the lawyer observes - he did not use any substances at all". The ideas that "were raised are that he may have ingested something that poisoned him or in any case made him feel ill. Therefore, beyond the natural illness, at the moment we have hypothesized the possibility that he may have ingested some liquid or solid substance", it is reported.

Matteo would have already felt ill in the hours before his death, as the lawyer always claims. The young man the night before his death, in the hotel room in Bangkok, was with a peer from Trieste, a 22-year-old from Opicina who had gone to Thailand to meet with Matteo. It was he who found him dead in the morning. The lawyer said that with the family he is "putting pressure on the embassy so that the body returns to Italy first".

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