An inquiry about the death of British The teenager J Slater has been postponed after breaking her mother’s tears, as the coroner gave a description of her final movements.
19 -year -old, on June 17 last year, disappeared from a remote part of the popular Spanish Island Tannerif. Go to a concert with friends,
After a month -long discovery, the body of Mr. Slater was discovered with the Spanish police, which was said. Probably died of head injury,
He was last heard by his friend Lucy Law, after that he told him and told him that his phone was at 1 percent. His second friend, Brad Hargravas heard him “slipping on the gravel” on a phone call.
Here, Independent In the court, Lancashire, the court of Preston Koroner, takes a look at everything in the death of Apprentice Bricalayar so far.
His friends did not appear in questioning
Many of the friends of Mr. Slater, who were on leave, failed to show the inquiry despite constant requests to do so when he died.
These included Bradley Joggon, Brandon Hodge and Lucy Law, friends of Mr. Slater, who were out with him at a concert before a night after disappearance.
Mr. Zoggan is considered on leave, while Mr. Hodgson and MS Law are considered outside the UK.
Two men who were living in one Airbnb Mr. Slater went back before disappearing.
His mother Debbie Duncan broke into tears during interrogation, saying: “How can we ever get an understanding?”
He requested: “We want these people to be sitting in front of us, because our son went on leave and did not return, so there are questions that we need to ask.”
The inquiry has been postponed for the final attempt to locate the witnesses. The date for resumption of the hearing has not been set.
The day he died, he had drugs in his system
Toxicology specialist Dr. Stephanie Martin reported that the hearing analysis of Mr. Slater showed marks of the presence of MDMA and MDA, usually known as cocaine and alcohol as well as ecstasy.
The analysis of samples by Spanish authorities also showed the presence of ketamine, which was not found in the UK samples.
He died of a head injury, and not attacked
House office Pathologist Dr. Richard Shepherd expanded the injuries found from his post -mortem examination conclusions on Sri Slater.
Dr. Shepherd said, “The pattern of injuries was completely in accordance with a huge decline, falling from a height, landing on his head,” Dr. Shepherd said.
Dr. Adle, Senior Coroner for Lancashire and black burn Along with Darven, the witness asked whether there was any suggestion of the teenager’s attack or restraint.
Dr. Shepherd said, “The pattern of injuries when someone is beaten or restrained, is very different from the type of injuries and patterns that I have met with Jai,” Dr. Shepherd said.
