Brit, 70, dies in ‘happy ending’ massage parlour in Thai party resort Pattaya after panicked masseuse performs CPR

A BRIT has died while visiting a “happy ending” massage parlour in Thai party resort Pattaya after a frantic masseuse tried to revive him. Robert John Swain, 70, stripped off his clothes and was lying naked on a massage table while masseuse Miss Oraya rubbed oils into his back when she suddenly realised something was wrong. The 70-year-old had arrived at the parlour on a rented Honda motorbike Staff tried to revive Robert John Swain after he started gasping for air during the session The 39-year-old noticed Mr Swain, who had arrived at the shop on a rented Honda motorcycle this afternoon, started gasping for breath mid-way through the session. Panicked Oraya called for help and staff performed CPR on the pensioner – but they were tragically unable to save him. Police arrived at the outlet – called Lovely Massage – in the Bang Lamung district at 4pm and cordoned off the scene. Mr Swain was pronounced dead before his body was moved to the hospital. Oraya said: “This was the first time the man had visited us for a massage. “Everything was going normally then I noticed he was sleeping. Suddenly he started struggling to breathe. He was gasping and choking. Most read in The Sun 'breaking down' Pussycat Dolls' Ashley Roberts rushed to hospital over brain aneurysm fears 'not a bad boy' Mum DEFENDS thug son who left girlfriend Angel disabled in shock statement MONSTER ON THE STREETS Chilling moment rapist carries woman along the streets before attack FAMILY'S FURY Monster gave Angel a life sentence but he'll be out in two years, say family TEXT SHAME Currys driver sacked over 'creepy texts' to customers 'has lost everything' VIOLENT FANTASIES Thug who left girlfriend 'unable to walk or talk' poses with huge knife “I called the other girls for help and we started pumping his heart.” Police are investigating Mr Swain’s death and have searched the building. Lieutenant colonel Teetat Trunjan, the investigating inspector from Nong Prue Police Station who is handling the case, said: “Officers arrived and kept the unrelated people away from the scene of the incident. “They checked that there were no signs of any abuse. There was no identity document found inside. “The cause of the death is still unclear. The body must be sent for an autopsy, to summarise the true cause of death further. “In the mean time, we are contacting the relatives of the deceased.”