Two high-flying sisters have been found dead at their luxury villa in the Seychelles after an all-day drinking session.
Annie Korkki, 37, who works for JP Morgan Chase in Denver, and Robin Korkki, 42, a trader from Chicago, died last Thursday.
Staff at the the Maia Luxury Resort and Spa called police after the pair, described as "best friends", failed to surface from their rooms.
Officers found them unresponsive and they were declared dead at the scene. Seychelles police have been investigating but say so far they have found no obvious cause of death.
The pair, said to be healthy and experienced travellers, had arrived on September 15 and were originally due to leave on September 22, but decided to stay on for another two days.
On the 22nd, their butler arrived in the morning and found the sliding door to their villa locked, but later became concerned by the lack of movement.
Police spokesman Jean Toussaint said: "From the observation done by our police officers, there was no disturbance in the room and the two sisters were found unresponsive on the same bed."
Preliminary examinations done show no sign of any violence has having caused their deaths. However, medications were taken from the room to be analysed.
Mr Toussaint continued: "What the police can say about the investigation so far is that the two sisters were consuming alcohol throughout the day."
"And the last time they were seen drinking alcohol was at around quarter to seven and they were helped to their bedroom by hotel personnel at around 8.15 pm."
Source: mirror.co.uk
*Wow,they probably drank alcohol and poisoned their blood system or they drank poison knowingly or unknowingly...na wah
Fast life fast death
ReplyDeleteHigh alcohol intake especially mixed brands can lead to coma..thats the brain can shut down,I guess they combined it with hard drugs too.
DeleteIts either their drink Was spiked, or they OD'd on something.
ReplyDeleteToo bad.
This is another sad case of substance abuse and aggravated alcohol consumption. I guess both sisters have been involved in binge drinking, mixing of brands and possibly intake of narcotics. Their body system couldn't sustain the large dose of toxicants in thier blood and shut down leading to death. I have seen similar cases in that TV show - A 1000 ways to die.
ReplyDeleteIts One thousand ways to die and not A one thousand ways to die.
DeleteDietitian please read and digest well. A 1000 ways to die is a programme on Dstv. He wasn't speaking grammar
DeleteSad... really sad!! RIP to them (please find jesus everyone, the time is here)
ReplyDeleteStella, you mean to say probably not problem?
ReplyDeleteThey were obviously poisoned! Sad
Do not drink if you cannot handle your liquor
ReplyDeleteThey prolly died of overdose
I don't even see drinking,smoking and the rest of them as fun
My anxiety alone doesn't let me do all those.
Rip to them.
Awwh
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste. Chai see as both women died mysteriously. Say no to alchohol. Oyibo people like drinking too much.
ReplyDeleteIn the morning na drink, you watch telemundo, any small thing na drink. May God comfort their families that is all i will say.
Beautiful women last wish to drink and die
Or they took some tainted pills. Big shame.
ReplyDeleteHian! Wat could hv happened na. If it was in nija we would say witches or their village pple, may their souls RIP
ReplyDeletePoison at work. RIP to both of them
ReplyDeleteProbably stella
ReplyDeleteIf poison was not detected from the autopsy. Then they excessive drinking lead to their death.
ReplyDeleteRIP
They were too happy so they died..hehe
ReplyDeleteIt can be carbon monoxide which is odourless.
ReplyDeleteThe autopsy result will definitely reveal they had too much alcohol and drugs.
ReplyDeleteSubstance abuse by these beautiful women, what a pity.
Sad.May their souls RIP.
ReplyDeleteWho knows what went wrong, may their soul rest in peace
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