Just a few miles off the Thailand coast, the island of Kothau looks like a postcard.

I'd underneath the surface lies something sinister.

In the last 20 years dozens of tourists have died mysteriously on the island.

A dark cloud who's come over the island, death, mystery and danger.

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Downtown Miami. It's a glistening fusion of finance, fashion and fizz,

perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

Hundreds of opulent skyscrapers dot the coastline,

gigantic glass and steel structures reaching formably into South Florida's tropical skies.

On this mid-May morning, back in 2021, as the sun rises over Biscayne Bay,

Downtown Miami comes alive with early birds out and about hitting up street fenders to get their morning fix on.

Hey, let me get in and buy another piece.

And can you add some sugarcane to your food?

But while friends eat nine to five hours, Jackie for the inside lane of their personal rat race.

31-year-old Danielle Miller sits high above the chaotic bustle and is in no particular hurry to do anything.

She's a voluptuous woman at five foot seven with long dark hair and powder lips.

She kind of looks like a Kardashian if you squint.

She's recovering now from plastic surgery in her white marbled luxury high rise.

Danielle Miller screams affluence with her Rolex watch, Christian Dior digs, and Louis Vuitton handbag.

She's got prescription oxy-contin coursing through her veins and two private nurses on staff to help with her convalescence.

Clad in tight surgical stockings, tubes draining fluid affixed to her posterior,

she lumbars around her swanky Miami condo with a halting gate, each step in exercise and pain tolerance.

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