From a flawed investigation to allegations of torture and scapegoating,questions remain over justice for the families of Hannah Witheridge and David MillerHannah Witheridge and David Miller were just two of 83 Britons murdered abroad final year, according to the Foreign Office. The brutality of their deaths on a sleepy and picturesque beach on Koh Tao island in September 2014 shocked the UK and Thailand, and made headlines across the world.
But the subsequent Thai murder investigation – one of the first tests for a military junta that took power in a coup final year – drew even greater international attention,amid allegations of multiple police failings and calls for justice for the two Burmese migrants whose guilt was implied many months before their trial even started.
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Source: theguardian.com