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\nThe haunting final images of Shane Warne alive show the spin king appearing relaxed on his way into the luxury villa where he would die just hours later.
\nHotel security footage captured at 1.30pm on Friday shows Warne, 52, dressed casually in a cap, t-shirt and shorts walking through the foyer at the Samujana Villas in Koh Samui.
\nJust hours later at 5.15pm he was found facedown and unresponsive on his bed after a suspected heart attack.
\n<\/a>The photographs came to light as new details of the public memorial to honour the cricketing legend\u2019s life were revealed.
\nVictorian Premier Daniel Andrews said on Twitter the memorial, which will be live-streamed and ticketed, would be held at the MCG on March 30.
\n\u201cThere\u2019s nowhere in the world more appropriate to farewell Warnie than the \u2018G,\u201d he said.
\nThe date will mean it\u2019s unlikely many of Warne\u2019s famous friends including Elton John, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay\u2019s Chris Martin will be among the expected 100,000 mourners to pay their respects due to scheduling clashes.
\nElton John has a concert date in Missouri on March 30, while Coldplay will be performing in Mexico. Sheeran has show in London the following day.
\nHis remains have been held at Bangkok Police Station\u2019s mortuary following a 640km journey from Koh Samui.
\nIt\u2019s expected the charter jet will depart Thailand at 9am AWST. It is not yet known where the flight will land, but its most likely destination is Melbourne.
\nA private burial is expected to be held towards the end of next week.
\nDiscussions into the service\u2019s organisation have begun, with immediate plans on hold until Warne\u2019s body is back on Australian soil.
\nVictorian Premier Daniel Andrews previously said the public service would be an opportunity for the state to pay tribute to one of its biggest sporting icons.
\n\u201cIt will be an opportunity for Victorians to pay tribute to his contribution to his sport, to our state and the country,\u201d he said.
\nThe MCG\u2019s Great Southern Stand will be renamed the S.K. Warne Stand in the spin king\u2019s honour.
\n\u201cI\u2019ve just informed the Warne family that the government will rename the Great Southern Stand at the MCG — the place he took his hat-trick and 700th wicket — to honour Shane and his contribution to the game,\u201d Mr Andrews said.
\n\u201cThe S.K. Warne Stand will be a permanent tribute to an amazing Victorian.\u201d
\nWarne was staying in a private villa with three friends, including one who performed CPR after finding him unresponsive when he did not show up for dinner.
\nPolice Colonel Yuthana Sirisombat, director of Bo Phut Provincial Police Station in Koh Samui, said Warne had experienced chest pains before his trip to Thailand.
\nCiting interviews with family, he revealed Warne had a history of heart disease and asthma.<\/p>\n

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