On October 17, Thai media quoted South Korea's SBS TV news, saying that South Korean police found that a man about 50 years old illegally smuggled drugs, and entered South Korea by hiding drugs in his body by using condoms, but unexpectedly the bag was broken, and the overdose of drugs directly touched the internal organs, resulting in the man's death on the spot.
South Korean police revealed that the man was initially found dead in his home. A police autopsy found that the man had a large amount of ecstasy components in his body, including 20.36 milligrams per liter of blood, which is 200 times the amount in the blood of ordinary drug addicts. Subsequently, police found a large number of bags of ecstasy in the man's stomach, of which 79 bags were broken and 130 bags were undamaged, each containing 1 capsule. In addition, staff found 118 grams of K powder packaged in condoms in their intestines, a quantity that could be smoked by 600 people.
South Korean police investigations learned that the man had left Thailand for Malaysia in August and returned to South Korea in September. Follow-up police will expand the scope of the investigation to confirm whether any accomplices were involved in the crime. It is also understood that the above-mentioned drug transportation method is called "body packer", by putting drugs in a bag and swallowing them into the stomach or through the anus, and finally taking laxatives or enema to expel the drugs. This method is extremely dangerous, and once the bag is broken, the party may die immediately.