British tourist Lee Charie takes missing part of skull home from Thailand in a box

Tourist's skull in carry-on bag

Published: 1 Feb 2013 at 10.55
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A British tourist who survived a 7-metre fall onto his head from a hotel balcony in Koh Tao has flown home with a quarter of his skull in his hand luggage.

Lee Charie survived a 7-metre fall from a hotel balcony in Koh Tao. (Photo: SWNS.com/Mail Online)

Hotel staff found Lee Charie, 32, unconscious on the ground in December last year. He was taken to a local clinic then a hospital on nearby Koh Samui, where he was resuscitated after two days without showing any sign of life.

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CMfarang
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Discussion 2 : 01 Feb 2013 at 13.552
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Really? If you show no signs of life for 2 days, you are dead and cannot be resuscitated. You can say he is in a coma for 2 days.
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Discussion 1 : 01 Feb 2013 at 12.011
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A very fortunate man with some excellent care by the sounds of things.
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