People disappear is a fact. Sometimes they disappear under very mysterious circumstances, and the case of James Thompson refers precisely to such mysterious disappearances.
In the 40s of the last century, James Thompson, a legendary man for this country, inscribed his name in the history of Thailand. He was born in America, but during World War II he ended up in Thailand and instantly fell in love with him. A former agent of the Office of Strategic Services founded a silk company, which after a while was one of the main sources of economic stability in Thailand.
Thompson was idolized as he made Thai silk a global brand and revitalized the country's economy. In 1959, a silk tycoon erected a mansion called Moonlight Bungalow, which has become one of Bangkok's main attractions.
The posh home of the entrepreneur was a gem of Bangkok.
Representatives of the high society often gathered in it and thundered loud parties that thundered throughout the district. In 1967, the billionaire wanted to make a sortie to the Cameron Highlands, and several of his friends set off with him. It was they who saw Thompson last, since he did not return home.
Given the high status of the entrepreneur, it is easy to guess that almost all of Thailand went in search of him. The dogs did not smell his smell, so the police assumed that the billionaire was taken away by car. Perhaps his enemies wanted to get rid of him, or he was eliminated by locals who were hostile to his collection of artifacts.
It is worth noting that Thompson was an avid collector and his house was filled with treasures of the East. What if one of the Thais didn’t like that a businessman had seized relics belonging to their people? In any case, the silk tycoon is missing, and researchers from all over the world are still looking for traces of it, lost in the wild jungle.