New CCTV Footage Shows 4 Masseuses Leaving Shane Warne's Resort Room Hours Before His Death - Reports

As many as four masseuses have been spotted on CCTV leaving the Thai resort room where former Australia cricketer, Shane Warne, was staying just hours before his death. It has been reported by the local police that they are the last to have seen Warne alive.

The police have also said that foul play has been ruled out and that Warne died of natural causes. Warne passed away last Friday at the age of 52 at the exclusive Samujana Villa resort on Koh Samui.

He was out with three other friends, a couple of whom have also stated to the Police that two women had visited Warne’s suite. They spent time with Warne and co. before leaving at 2:58 pm local time.

Just two hours and 17 mins later, Warne was found unresponsive by his friend at 5:15 pm. The women are yet to be identified but the police suspect no foul play. Warne is suspected to have died of a heart attack.

The reports obtained by MailOnline from the investigation into Shane Warne’s death

The statements in the police report along with a few images were obtained by MailOnline. A police chief Yuttana Sirisombat also told the news agency that the girls were called for massages but he was already unwell prior to their arrival.

“The images show four masseuses arriving at the resort at 1.53 pm on Friday, March 4. Two of them went to give Mr. Warne a massage while the other two visited his friends. He is believed to have requested two masseuses from the staff at the resort. The women are then seen leaving at 2.58 pm. Mr. Warne was found unresponsive by one of his friends a little more than two hours later at around 5.15 pm.“

“He appears to have suffered a heart attack. There is nothing to suggest that there was any foul play relating to his death and no alcohol or drugs were discovered inside the room. He appears to have suffered a heart attack. There is nothing to suggest that there was any foul play relating to his death and no alcohol or drugs were discovered inside the room,” the report read.

Shane Warne’s friend performed CPR before the paramedics arrived but nothing could be done to bring back the 52-year-old. Ambulance crews have reported that there was vomit beside the bed along with a few blood spots on the carpet and towels.

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