A Greek Heir Who was it found dead He was sent home a day after his family’s claim London hospitalSending a message to a friend, he said that “no one is investigating me, no one is coming” before he was discharged.
28 -year -old Marisa Limou was taken to University College London Hospital (UCLH) After visiting a clinic on 10 September by the ambulance, relatives have said, complaining of dizziness, itching and a high temperature.
When she reached the hospital, she was tested by nurses, but four hours later, she was discharged with antibiotics, claimed by a family friend.
However, the next day, his housekeeper found his lifeless on his bed to live in the townhouse with his parents to live in Nightsbridge, Central London.
The coroner is investigating his death, but his family stated that the official diagnosis given by doctors was the “poison of poison” which is due to “animal or insect bites”.
The family has now alleged UCLH Its care for the 28 -year -old failed.
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A relative told Mail online: “No doctor examined Marisa. Only the nurses saw him and conducted a blood test, and passed the test to the doctor, and the doctor said that you could be discharged, it is all.
“They should not have allowed him to go, of course. If it was not so necessary, his oncologist would not have sent him to an ambulance, he would have said that he would have to go to a Uber or go later. It was necessary. It was necessary. He did not address it seriously what he should have done.”
Family friends, also talking Mail onlineWhen she was at UCLH, revealed the messages sent by Limau, where she was performed a blood test and was given a drip with fluid.
She said: “She was waiting, sending some messages to her friend and said: ‘No one is investigating me, no one is coming, I don’t know where they are, I am still itching, I am feeling dizzy, I don’t like it.”
As Reported earlier this weekAfter his death, Laimou, also known as Lamos, had previously survived breast cancer. It has emerged since then, according to the family, on September 10, the clinic she went to was a leader in oncology care where she had previously done chemotherapy.
Although Britain, she is part of the rich Lemos family, one of the largest families in the Greek shipping industry. They are reportedly now planning to take legal action after a sudden death.
Limou recently began tragic circumstances after Porto Cheli returned from the summer vacation with his family on the Greek Resort Island.
She started feeling unwell for the first time and recorded a high fever of 39C on the night of 9 September, but despite calling for an ambulance, she decided that she would wait till morning to help further medical help.
The next day, still feeling unwell, she went to Loc, where Medix, after performing blood tests, sent her to UCLH, the family says. After being discharged at 6.30 pm on 10 September, she was found dead the next day, it is said.
Limau theater was involved in production after studying a musical theater in New York and visiting the University of Arizona.
Earlier this year, he played a leading role in a production. Romeo and Juliet Was preparing for a new production in London and allegedly Oliver,
Maharisa’s great-aunt chrisanthi told Parapoltika: “The whole family is shocked by the sudden death of the daughter of Diamentis and Basi Limau. She was a very kind girl, calm, educated, cultured, humble and simple. She loved the art and theater – she was involved in the theater.”
Inner West London Coronor Court confirmed Independent That Limau’s death was sent to court. An inquiry is yet to be opened.
Independent Has contacted UCLH and LOC for comments.