Vietnam man arrested for allegedly killing creditor, disposing of body He purportedly committed the murder in the heat of an argument, before dumping the body in a location 25 kilometers away Tran Quoc Vu (second right) leads policemen to the location of his victim’s body at a coffee plantation in Lam Dong Province, January 28, 2018. Photo: Lam Dong Police Police have arrested a Vietnamese man in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong for the alleged murder of his creditor and discarding of the victim’s body at a coffee plantation. Tran Quoc Vu, 31, was arrested on Sunday afternoon after confessing to the crime earlier that morning. Police reports showed the victim, 27-year-old Vo Thanh Tuan, had visited Vu on January 23 to collect an overdue debt he owed to Tuan. The two men allegedly became involved in a violent scuffle, which only ended when Vu managed to get the upper hand and strangled Tuan to death. Vu then used Tuan’s motorbike to drive his body to a coffee plantation located 25 kilometers away for disposal. After having not heard from Tuan for days, his family reported him missing to police and began the search for their loved one. Investigators were able to narrow down the suspects from looking into Tuan’s list of debtors, before coming to the conclusion that Vu was the primary suspect in the victim’s murder. Vu confessed to the crime on Sunday morning during police interrogation. An exhumation of Tuan’s body, which was buried at the coffee plantation, was completed in the same afternoon.   Locals gather outside the resident of Tran Quoc Vu as authorities investigate the crime scene in Lam Dong Province, January 28, 2018. Photo: Tuoi Tre Tuoi Tre News