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Thailand murders: Police consider Western suspects Thailand murders: Police consider Western suspects
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Police investigating the murders of two Britons in Thailand have said they may have been wrong to rule out Western suspects, including a British man.Police investigating the murders of two Britons in Thailand have said they may have been wrong to rule out Western suspects, including a British man.
Hannah Witheridge, 23, and David Miller, 24, were found dead on a beach on the island of Koh Tao on Monday.Hannah Witheridge, 23, and David Miller, 24, were found dead on a beach on the island of Koh Tao on Monday.
On Tuesday, police said they were focussing on the Burmese migrant worker community, including an man of "Asian appearance" pictured on CCTV. On Tuesday, police said they were focussing on the Burmese migrant worker community, including a man of "Asian appearance" pictured on CCTV.
But now they say new evidence has shifted the focus of the investigation.But now they say new evidence has shifted the focus of the investigation.
BBC south-east Asia correspondent Jonathan Head said the evidence had led police to think a British man they questioned and released on Monday is still a possible suspect.BBC south-east Asia correspondent Jonathan Head said the evidence had led police to think a British man they questioned and released on Monday is still a possible suspect.
Our correspondent said statements from officers on Koh Tao suggested they were "too hasty" in ruling out Western suspects.Our correspondent said statements from officers on Koh Tao suggested they were "too hasty" in ruling out Western suspects.
Friends who were with Mr Miller and Ms Witheridge in the days before they died - including the British man questioned on Monday - are being asked not to leave Thailand, he added.Friends who were with Mr Miller and Ms Witheridge in the days before they died - including the British man questioned on Monday - are being asked not to leave Thailand, he added.
Mr Miller, from Jersey, and Ms Witheridge, from Hemsby in Norfolk, were found close to the beach-side bungalows where they had been staying.Mr Miller, from Jersey, and Ms Witheridge, from Hemsby in Norfolk, were found close to the beach-side bungalows where they had been staying.
A garden hoe believed to have been used in the attack was found nearby.A garden hoe believed to have been used in the attack was found nearby.