Electrocutions at Hotel Pool India
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Police identified the victims as Alexander Maximilian Theiss, 57, a German national and Lufthansa crew member, and Juraj Horvat, 45, a Slovak national who worked as a project manager for IBM, The New Indian Express reported.
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Theiss’ wife filed a police complaint alleging that the men were shocked while trying to get out of the pool and drowned, NDTV reported.
Fox News Digital reached out to Lufthansa, which responded in a statement, “Lufthansa confirms with deep sadness that a member of our crew passed away following an accident on Friday (30 October 2026) during a layover in Bengaluru.”
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Two foreign nationals died and two others were injured at a swimming pool in the Conrad Bengaluru hotel on October 30 due to a suspected electrical leak. The victims were Alexander Maximilian Theiss, a German national working for Lufthansa, and Juraj Horvat, an IBM project manager from Slovakia. Those injured were American guest Mathew Desantis and Indian lifeguard Rahul Tiwari, who was trying to assist the victims…
Two men die after suspected electrocution at hotel pool as rescue effort injures others →On October 30, two people died and two were injured at the Conrad Bengaluru hotel after an incident suspected to be caused by an electrical leak in the swimming pool. The victims were identified as Alexander Maximilian Theiss, a German national and Lufthansa crew member, and Juraj Horvat, a Slovak project manager for IBM. Those injured included Mathew Desantis, an American guest, and Rahul Tiwari, a 28-year-old pool…
2 dead, 2 injured after suspected electrical leak in hotel swimming pool →Two people died and two others were injured after reportedly being electrocuted in a luxury swimming pool at the Conrad Bengaluru Hotel in India on Saturday. The victims included Alexander Maximilian Theiss, 57, from Germany, and Juraj Horvat, 45, a Slovakian IBM project manager. A hotel lifeguard and an American guest were hospitalized but are stable. Police and media suspect electric current caused the incident…
Two people are dead and another two are hurt after 'being electrocuted' in five-star hotel pool in India →Analysis
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Police identified the victims as Alexander Maximilian Theiss, 57, a German national and Lufthansa crew member, and Juraj Horvat, 45, a Slovak national who worked as a project manager for IBM, The New Indian Express reported.
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1 Nov Two people are dead and another two are hurt after 'being electrocuted' in five-star hotel pool in IndiaTwo people died and two others were injured after reportedly being electrocuted in a luxury swimming pool at the Conrad Bengaluru Hotel in India on Saturday. The victims included Alexander Maximilian Theiss, 57, from Germany, and Juraj Horvat, 45, a Slovakian IBM project manager. A hotel lifeguard and an American guest were hospitalized but are stable. Police and media suspect electric current caused the incident…Daily Mail
1 Nov 2 dead, 2 injured after suspected electrical leak in hotel swimming poolOn October 30, two people died and two were injured at the Conrad Bengaluru hotel after an incident suspected to be caused by an electrical leak in the swimming pool. The victims were identified as Alexander Maximilian Theiss, a German national and Lufthansa crew member, and Juraj Horvat, a Slovak project manager for IBM. Those injured included Mathew Desantis, an American guest, and Rahul Tiwari, a 28-year-old pool…New York Post
1 Nov Two men die after suspected electrocution at hotel pool as rescue effort injures othersTwo foreign nationals died and two others were injured at a swimming pool in the Conrad Bengaluru hotel on October 30 due to a suspected electrical leak. The victims were Alexander Maximilian Theiss, a German national working for Lufthansa, and Juraj Horvat, an IBM project manager from Slovakia. Those injured were American guest Mathew Desantis and Indian lifeguard Rahul Tiwari, who was trying to assist the victims…Fox News
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