Another person falls to death at Swissotel
Police cordon off an area near the
Swissotel The Stamford. (Photo: Elizabeth Goh) Posted on 03 June 2015
A 33-year-old man was found dead on Wednesday (Jun 3) at
Swissotel The Stamford, just days after an Australian woman died in a
fall at the same hotel.
SCDF was requested for ambulance assistance at 1.10pm, and the man was pronounced dead at scene by paramedics.
Police
also said they received a call for help at 1.10pm at 2, Stamford Road,
and found a man lying motionless at the said location.
33-year-year-old man falls to death outside McDonald's outlet
The man was found dead in front of Swissotel The Stamford (left), Police cordoning off the area (right)
PHOTO: Stomper Antz (left), SG Share Facebook page (right) Posted on 03 June 2015
A 33-year-old man was found dead in front of Swissotel The Stamford today (Jun 3).
Stomper Antz and Stomper Annah alerted Stomp to the incident which Antz says occurred at about 1pm today.
According to a report in The New Paper, the man is believed to have plunged from one of the upper floors, and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Australian woman falls to death at Swissotel
A woman fell to her death from the 60th floor of the Swissotel The Stamford yesterday. (Post: Tue, Jun 02, 2015).
Police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) were alerted to the incident at about 2pm.
The New Paper on Sunday understands that SCDF officers had to use a scissors lift to reach the 2nd-storey parapet where the body - believed to be of a 59-year-old female hotel guest from Australia - had landed.
Woman Plunged To Her Death At Swissotel, Three Years After A Similar Tragedy
(We have blurred the image due to it’s sensitive nature.)
An Australian woman in her 50s has been found dead at the second
floor parapet of Swissotel The Stamford on Saturday (30 May) afternoon.
She fell from the 60th floor of the hotel , according to news reports.
Singapore Civil Defence Force was called at 2pm and the woman was
pronounced dead by paramedics upon arrival. Police are currently
investigating the case, though no foul play is suspected.
Patrons of the hotel said that they had heard a loud crash when tragedy struck, but were not informed what had happened.
UPDATE 3 June 2015, 4pm: Another man was found dead at Swissotel The Stamford
Swissotel the Stamford also has its fair share of death by “plunging from a height”.
In the latest, an Australian woman was found dead yesterday, supposedly after falling from the 60th floor of the hotel.
U.S. woman, 40, dies after plunging from 60th floor of five-star Singapore hotel and landing on parapet of Starbucks
Woman found dead after fall from Swissotel
A woman believed to have fallen 60 storeys from Swissotel the Stamford was found dead on Sunday, (Posted on Tue, May 29, 2012).
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) told Yahoo! Singapore that they had received a call at 4:10 a.m. that day. A female’s body
was found motionless and lodged at a third floor parapet at 2 Stamford
Road.
The paramedics’ initial assessment was that the “casualty
had suffered severe blunt force trauma incompatible with life”, said
SCDF
Woman who fell to death from Swissotel consumed drugs and alcohol
Posted on 01 August 2013
A woman who fell to her death from the 60th floor of Swissotel The
Stamford had consumed a potentially fatal combination of drugs and
alcohol, the State Coroner said yesterday.
But Mr Imran Abdul Hamid also said that he could not ascertain if
this had impaired her judgment and caused her to fall. He was announcing
the findings of an inquiry into the death of Ms Cristina Oline
Oudekderk, 39.
The American citizen, who was visiting Singapore for work, died of
multiple injuries suffered after plunging onto the roof of the Starbucks
outlet in Raffles City on May 27 last year. Her body was discovered at
about 4am.
Man found dead outside Swissotel The
Stamford
A man has been found dead in front of Swissotel the Stamford at Raffles City on Tuesday afternoon, Oct 29 2013.
The man seems to be in his thirties and was believed to have fell from a height, reports the Straits Times.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and ambulance were alerted at 12:40pm. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Russian tourist's body found in Swissotel on Wednesday
The body of a 33-year-old Russian tourist was found in Swissotel The Stamford on Wednesday morning.
Officers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force had to remove the body from a fifth-floor beam, where it was stuck. It is not known how the man's body ended up there, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The police said that they received a call requesting assistance at 5.53am. Police investigations at the scene took about 12 hours, and cafes on the first and second floors of the hotel were temporarily closed during this time.
