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The phone call that comes before dawn: when a fall from a Pattaya hotel changes everything It is 4:06 in the morning in the Nong Prue area of Bang Lamung district, Thailand. A hotel security guard hears what sounds like a heavy object hitting the bushes outside the building. He goes to investigate. In the landscaping below a fourth-floor balcony, he finds a woman — conscious, calling for help, unable to move the way she could an hour ago. The bushes saved her life. They did not save her body. The Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Pattaya Rescue Centre arrives within minutes. So do the officers of Pattaya City Police. She is transported to hospital. The hotel is eight stories tall. She went over the edge of the fourth. She is a foreign national in her thirties or forties. She had been drinking. The exact sequence between the last thing she remembers and the first thing she remembers in the hospital is missing — and the only record that could fill it in is the hotel’s own security camera system, which is overwriting itself right now. This page is written for her, for her family reading at 2 a.m. halfway across the…