Brenda Leyland. Coroner's Court reconvenes on 20 March 2015.

[stephen25000]

I  would think no one

We shall see.

In a situation such as this, you cannot just assume suicide.

Thorough police work would be to examine more than one scenario.

[Mr Gray]

We shall see.

In a situation such as this, you cannot just assume suicide.

Thorough police work would be to examine more than one scenario.

Brenda committed suicide..what other reason could you have for blaming Brunt..

the police have said no suspicious circumstances

[Eleanor]

Good God.  No one believes that Brenda was murdered, do they.  Who on earth would want to do that?  She was already exposed, and any damage she might have done was already done.

[stephen25000]

Brenda committed suicide..what other reason could you have for blaming Brunt..

the police have said no suspicious circumstances

If there are no suspicious circumstances, why all this delay ?

Let's face it the police don't always get things right.

and too put it mildly, this case is unusual.

A forensic examination might have revealed anomalies, and it very unwise and bad practice to assume one conclusion for the start.

Don't you agree dave ?

Or is it that wanted her to have committed suicide ?

[Eleanor]

If there are no suspicious circumstances, why all this delay ?

Let's face it the police don't always get things right.

and too put it mildly, this case is unusual.

A forensic examination might have revealed anomalies, and it very unwise and bad practice to assume one conclusion for the start.

Don't you agree dave ?

Or is it that wanted her to have committed suicide ?

Please don't be insulting, Stephen.  No one here wants anyone to commit suicide.

[slartibartfast]

I think it is obvious Brenda committed suicide. The fact that a psychiatrist who has treated Brenda has been called as a witness confirms previous mental health problems

... And there we go.

[Mr Gray]

If there are no suspicious circumstances, why all this delay ?

Let's face it the police don't always get things right.

and too put it mildly, this case is unusual.

A forensic examination might have revealed anomalies, and it very unwise and bad practice to assume one conclusion for the start.

Don't you agree dave ?

Or is it that wanted her to have committed suicide ?

From all the evidence we have seen.....it's suicide.....police have said no suspicious circumstances..it is a simple as that

[Mr Gray]

If there are no suspicious circumstances, why all this delay ?

Let's face it the police don't always get things right.

and too put it mildly, this case is unusual.

A forensic examination might have revealed anomalies, and it very unwise and bad practice to assume one conclusion for the start.

Don't you agree dave ?

Or is it that wanted her to have committed suicide ?

I actually have a lot of sympathy for Brenda...she seemed a very bitter person....things must have happened to her in her life to make her this way. I am certainly not glad she committed suicide...that is a totally ridiculous thing to say...but you are saying some ridiculous things now

[Anna]

If Helium was the method used, surely the cylinder etc, would have been proof of her cause of death.
I shudder to think, that this poor, sad woman would go to such extremes.

As to thoughts of a visitor to her room...........CCTV and reception would know, so unlikely IMO.

[stephen25000]

If Helium was the method used, surely the cylinder etc, would have been proof of her cause of death.
I shudder to think, that this poor, sad woman would go to such extremes.

As to thoughts of a visitor to her room...........CCTV and reception would know, so unlikely IMO.

Well there would have to be proof of purchase.

It has also become quite expensive, as there is an increasing shortage.

Now why would someone choose this to asphyxiate themselves.

There are other questions as well.

[jassi]

Well there would have to be proof of purchase.

It has also become quite expensive, as there is an increasing shortage.

Now why would someone choose this to asphyxiate themselves.

There are other questions as well.

Which is why an inquest is being held, that hopefully, will have the questions answered.

[Anna]

Well there would have to be proof of purchase.

It has also become quite expensive, as there is an increasing shortage.

Now why would someone choose this to asphyxiate themselves.

There are other questions as well.

 
I suppose this method is possible, but I somehow think not.
Hopefully all will be answered at the inquest, very soon.

[Jean-Pierre]

Well there would have to be proof of purchase.

It has also become quite expensive, as there is an increasing shortage.

Now why would someone choose this to asphyxiate themselves.

There are other questions as well.

Proof of purchase?  Expensive?  You can buy it in argos and tescos for twenty quid. 

[Mr Gray]

Proof of purchase?  Expensive?  You can buy it in argos and tescos for twenty quid.

I think stephens getting it confused with nitrous oxide

[stephen25000]

Proof of purchase?  Expensive?  You can buy it in argos and tescos for twenty quid.

Well if she didn't buy it and there is no proof of purchase....