Suspects deny Thai tourist murders
- 9 years ago
The two Myanmar workers accused of murdering two British tourists in Thailand arrive at court to deny the charges.
They appeared at a court in Koh Samui to plead not guilty to a range of offences which also include rape and illegal entry.
The pair were arrested after the bodies of David Miller and Hannah Witheridge were found on a beach in September.
The 21-year-old suspects were held after police said their DNA matches samples found on the victims.
Both initially confessed to the killings but then said the admissions were made under duress.
They appeared at a court in Koh Samui to plead not guilty to a range of offences which also include rape and illegal entry.
The pair were arrested after the bodies of David Miller and Hannah Witheridge were found on a beach in September.
The 21-year-old suspects were held after police said their DNA matches samples found on the victims.
Both initially confessed to the killings but then said the admissions were made under duress.