You guys been talking recently?

Exactly. And the naked part makes me suspect it was an accident related to auto-erotic asphyxiation.

Apparantly the police found him with a rope around his neck and another around is sexual organ, acording to the tailand police commander.
Reed it from one of my contry newspaper site!

:hmmm: You guy's crack the case even before it hit the news!

It was the 'naked' part in my earlier post that instigated my curiosity :yep:

Well thats understandable they use the same sources. :cool:

Jet lag, SteamWake, jet lag! The news here were only advanced today! ;)

Dang! If I were ever to be found dead I would rather have it be while banging a broad, not spanking my monkey...:salute: What would Bruce Lee do???:woot:

He'd probably take an asparin and regret it later :DL

An aspirin? I heard that Bruce died from the "death touch" aka "Dim Mak". Oh man does this bring back memories....:woot:

It was. I read another article where one of his wife's left him because he was into this stuff. Seems it finally caught up with him.

-S

Just flew over another news snippet that brought the erotic component of the story to my attention (I did not read about Carradine before). If that is true, I can only say: poor idiot.

I have heard of the Drunken Monkey form of Kung Fu, but perhaps he was developing a new one that involved the spanking monkey...:woot:

Let it be a lesson to everyone who may be using this kind of self gratification. When bringing onesself that close to unconciousness, losing control of the noose, is a definate posssibility, and will lead to death.

Does this qualify for the Darwin Awards, or was he too old to qualify?

From the latest AP feed -- Carradine's family is livid over the publication of what appears to be a forensics photo:

A grainy photo published on the Saturday cover of the tabloid Thai Rath shows a naked body suspended from a clothes bar in a hotel closet, hands apparently bound together above the head and feet on the floor. The face is blacked out and other areas are obscured.

The paper did not indicate the source of the image, but Thai police said they believed it was a picture of Carradine's body taken by a forensics team. Keith Carradine said in a statement that the family was "profoundly disturbed by the release in Thailand of photographs taken at the scene of David Carradine's death," and threatened legal action against further distribution.

Yep, the plot thickens, I'd say!

Indeed. Was it a case of the famous BKK sex-capades gone wrong?