The Devil's Discus: The Death of Ananda, King of Siam Kathy Fagan had to captivate their audiences

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The Devil's Discus: The Death of Ananda, King of Siam Kathy Fagan had to captivate their audiencesA detailed investigation into the dramatic demise of Ananda, the European born and educated heir to the Siamese crown. Ananda returned to Thailand in 1945, at the conclusion of WWII, at the tender age of 20, to assume his royal role, yet only six months later was discovered dead in the palace of a gunshot wound. Following a painfully extended investigation and trial, three palace aides were convicted and executed for regicide, and one of Thailand's