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Arson may have masked burglaries of two foreign-owned homes in Jomtien Beach

Firefighters tend to one
of two fires at View Talay Villas which they believe might have been set
to mask a burglary.
Teerarak Suthathiwong
The houses of two foreigners in Jomtien Beach may have been
burned down to hide a burglary, police said.
Three fire trucks responded to View Talay Villas Nov. 1 where they
knocked down flames that damaged the homes of Frenchman Yves Deplat, 50,
and German neighbor Torsten Lange, 67. The homes were separated by
another house that went unharmed.
Neither of the homeowners currently is in Thailand. Jean Prouvost, 51,
the neighbor in the middle house, told police he heard what sounded like
a prowler entering Deplat’s house two days earlier, but found nothing
amiss when he went to investigate.
Today, Prouvost said, he spotted smoke coming out of the home and called
firefighters. The fire in the second house was discovered after officers
arrived.
Both houses sustained minor interior damage and arson investigators are
looking into both blazes.
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