A super strong sex medicine was found in the luxury villa where cricket legend Shane Warne died – but then quietly removed by investigating police officers, sources in Thailand MailOnline told.
The 52-year-old died of a massive heart attack in March 2022 while on a 'boy's holiday' on the tropical island of Koh Samui.
A post -mortem in Thailand found that the legendary Playboy -Cricket player, known for his love of gambling and parties, died of 'natural causes' and that he suffered from congenital heart weakness. It also closed a false game.
But now, more than three years after his death, a senior police officer on the spot revealed that he was instructed to remove a bottle of a super strong sex drug that is known as 'Viagra Jelly' from the room where he died.
The drug called Kamagra, which is available in Thailand without a prescription, was found near Warne's body and increased speculation that a key factor that may have contributed to his death was covered.
The presence of Kamagra in the Chamber was omitted from the police report in his death in Thailand.
The officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said MailOnline: 'We have ordered our seniors to get rid of the bottle. These orders came from high and I think that high officials from Australia were also involved because they did not want their national figure to have an end.
'So the official report came out because he had a heart attack and no other details about what it could have caused. Nobody will come out to confirm the Kamagra because it remains a sensitive subject. There were many powerful invisible hands behind all this. '
The source added: 'It was a bottle, but we don't know how much he took. There was also a pee vomit and blood on the spot, but we cleared the Kamagra as we were told. '
After his death, the Thai police confirmed that they would speed up procedures to ensure that the body of the Sporting Great was sent home as quickly as possible, which raised speculation about how much attention was taken to fully investigate the cause.
A super strong sexual drug was found in the luxury villa where cricket legend Shane Warne died – but then quietly removed by investigating police officers, sources in Thailand said
The presence of Kamagra in the Chamber was omitted from the police report in his death
A photo of Shane Warne in Koh Samui, Thailand, before his death, believed as his last
Kamagra is a treatment with erectile dysfunction manufactured in India and contains the same active ingredient that is found in Viagra.
Although it is illegal in Thailand and is not recognized by the country's national drug agency, it is sold on a large scale in pharmacies and at stalls along the road and it is extremely popular with older men who visit the country.
It is available in various forms, including tablets, oral jelly and liquid. Many shops and markets sell super -strengths versions of the non -regulated sexual drug in popular tourist areas such as Koh Samui, Bangkok and Phuket for just £ 7.
It is said that it has dangerous side effects for people who suffer from heart problems and other conditions such as liver problems and low blood pressure.
Warne would suffer from heart disease and asthma before he arrived at Koh Samui, the Thai police officer who was responsible for investigating his death announced at that time.
The retired spin-bowling legend also recently completed a 'ridiculous' liquid only diet that had left him in poor physical condition.
A medical source told MailOnline: “Kamagra is not something that a man with congenital heart should take weakness.”
Dangerous side effects of the drug are rinsing, a feeling of heat due to blood voltage to the skin surface]headache, dizziness, blurred vision, muscle pain, stomach complaints and rash – all linked to increased blood flow.
During a shimmering international career of 15 years, Warne was as much known for his productive cricket skills as his wonderful sexual appetite and festive lifestyle.
His ten -year marriage to Simone Callahan, the mother of his three children, collapsed in the midst of his serial unfaithfulness. He was also engaged to the British model Liz Hurley, but the couple went out before he married.
And only three years before his death there were media reports that he had enjoyed his beloved and two escorts in his house in London that he was so noisy that neighbors complained.
CCTV catches Warne who is casually strolling through the villa with different shirts after a visit to his favorite tailor
Warne was found dead by a suspected heart attack not long after a massage. The masseurs who have visited the spider and his entourage are seen (above) who leave the luxury villa
Sitting on Warne's bedhead was a packet of Benson and Hagen smokes – his choice of cigarette
Forensic officers examine the contents of Warne's luggage after his shock due to suspected heart attack
Warne's body is picked up in the Surat Thani Hospital after the autopsy, which discovered that he died of natural causes
During his fatal stay in Koh Samui, Warne stayed in the luxurious Smujana Villas Resort and was on a boy's trip with three other friends and arrived with them at the Tropical Paradise on Thursday 3 March.
The villas, which are supplied with their own overflow swimming pool, cost something between £ 1,000 to £ 4,000 per night and overlook the beautiful Gulf of Thailand.
After he had settled in the villa, Warne spent the first part of his first full day on the island visiting his favorite tailor and ordered five blazers, 10 pairs of pants, five pairs of shorts and another five shirts.
Cased casually in shorts, a cap wore and held his phone, Warne seemed at ease when he makes his way through the foyer and back to his room.
Bovi, who worked at the Lana Health Massage on Koh Samui, said to a friend: 'Shane was a really sweet man.
The two women were the last to see him alive and were interviewed by the Thai police, who revealed that they were crucial for the investigation.
But MailOnline can reveal that the massage parlor was closed below and the women told the island to leave. Their resident is currently unknown.
Shane Warne's children Brooke, Summer and Jackson (depicted with their father in London) shared heart -warming tribute to the cricket legend
A source in Koh Samui said: “The police said they had to leave the island because the death of Warne caused a lot of international attention that was not good for tourism. There are still many unanswered questions about what actually happened and both women thought it would be safer to keep a low profile. '
Warne would also have a foot rubbing at the swimming pool of a masseuse nicknamed pen that said MailOnline that he was not answering the door when she was knocking.
After the massage of the two women, Warne looked at the Australia against Pakistan match match from his room and would meet his friends later that evening for dinner.
He was discovered unconsciously by his friend Andrew Neophitou, an executive producer on a documentary about the cricket player who had gone to his room before their planned evening.
