BANGKOK (AP) — Two workers from Myanmar have confessed to killing a pair of British tourists whose battered bodies were found on a beach in southern Thailand last month, and police said Friday that the suspects’ DNA matched that collected from one of the victims.
The news followed weeks of pressure on police to solve a case that has threatened to damage the country’s tourism industry, which has been struggling to recover since the army staged a coup and imposed martial law in May.
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