A dismembered body of a businessman from Germany has been found in a freezer in Thailand.
According to the American news agency AP, the police said that the body of the missing businessman from Germany was found in a house in southern Thailand, which was cut and hidden in a freezer.
The body of 62-year-old Hans Peter Mack was found at 11pm on Monday, Nong Prue town police chief Tavi Kadthaleng said on Tuesday. Mac had been missing for a week.

The police chief further said that the investigating officers found the body of the German businessman through the video cameras installed in the area.
They did not say anything more about it, but photos and video circulating on Thai media show a freezer loaded into a black truck with a man sitting next to it.
Murdered businessman Mak was last seen driving a Mercedes in the southern Thai coastal city of Pattaya.
His family had announced an $86,000 reward for information about his disappearance.
People gathered at the house where Mack’s body was found. The house has been inspected by forensic teams.
In a video broadcast on Thai PBS television, experts can be seen sifting through bags of garbage found at the home.
Investigators found a cordless saw, two hedge clippers and two large rolls of plastic from the home.
The deceased’s body was put in a plastic sheet and taken out of the house.

According to local media, Mc lived in Pattaya with his Thai wife and worked as a real estate broker there. He had been living in Thailand for many years.
His Mercedes E350 was found parked outside a condominium in Nong Prue on Sunday.
According to the police, a cleaning solution was used on the seats, dashboard, steering wheel and other areas of the victim’s car.
Police Chief Tavi said that a large sum of money was missing from Mack’s bank account. According to him, the disappearance of the money is related to his murder.
He declined to elaborate on the case, but did say that investigators are looking into different aspects of the murder and are questioning German and Thai nationals.