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Linda and Malcolm Robertson were sailing near the island of Koh Dong  
Fishermen in Thailand have found the body of a British yachtsman who was murdered as he sailed with his wife, the Foreign Office said.  It is thought Malcolm Robertson, 64, from Sussex, was beaten and had his throat cut by men who boarded his boat, before throwing his body into the sea.  His wife Linda, 57, was tied up, and dumped below deck during the attack off the Andaman sea coast a week ago.

Linda and Malcolm Robertson were sailing near the island of Koh Dong  
Fishermen in Thailand have found the body of a British yachtsman who was murdered as he sailed with his wife, the Foreign Office said.  It is thought Malcolm Robertson, 64, from Sussex, was beaten and had his throat cut by men who boarded his boat, before throwing his body into the sea.  His wife Linda, 57, was tied up, and dumped below deck during the attack off the Andaman sea coast a week ago.

Linda and Malcolm Robertson were sailing near the island of Koh Dong  
Fishermen in Thailand have found the body of a British yachtsman who was murdered as he sailed with his wife, the Foreign Office said.  It is thought Malcolm Robertson, 64, from Sussex, was beaten and had his throat cut by men who boarded his boat, before throwing his body into the sea.  His wife Linda, 57, was tied up, and dumped below deck during the attack off the Andaman sea coast a week ago.

Linda and Malcolm Robertson were sailing near the island of Koh Dong  
Fishermen in Thailand have found the body of a British yachtsman who was murdered as he sailed with his wife, the Foreign Office said.  It is thought Malcolm Robertson, 64, from Sussex, was beaten and had his throat cut by men who boarded his boat, before throwing his body into the sea.  His wife Linda, 57, was tied up, and dumped below deck during the attack off the Andaman sea coast a week ago.

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