Thaindian News

A Thai tabloid has published photographs of late American cult actor David Carradine at the time of his death. The photograph is also doing the rounds of the Internet presently. The late actor’s family has been outraged by this undignified intrusion and unethical attitude on the part of the Thai media.

Carradine’s brother Keith is enraged by the whole act. His attorney Mark Geragos stated in an exclusive interview to RadarOnline.com that they will sue any American press that releases the photographs in the US for causing emotional stress and invasion of privacy. The photographs was brought out in the Sunday’s paper. Though most parts of it was dimmed in a superficial effort to censor it, the explicit details were evident.

According to reports published on the RadarOnline.com website, the photographs taken of the deceased actor shows in him a very shocking pose. The unnerving photographs that have been published shows Carradine is nude with his hands tied in front of him. He seems to be suspended from the support bar in a closet. Tattoos covering the l0wer half of his naked body is visible. “Discoloration of the skin on the lower extremities indicates he had been dead for hours before being found, according to people familiar with the situation” is what reads the RadarOnline post.

The body of the 72 year old Carradine was found on Thursday morning, June 4, in a hotel in the Thai capital city of Bangkok. The way in which his body was discovered led many to think he may have enjoyed auto erotic asphyxiation.

David Carradine had portrayed a Shaolin priest in 1970s tv series “Kung Fu”. In 2003 - 04 he made a comeback with Quentin Tarantino’s action saga in 2 volumes “Kill bill” in which he played Bill, mastermind of a group of assassins.