Death of frail Bexleyheath pensioner accused of killing wife not a surprise'
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Brian James, an 81-year-old former civil servant, allegedly murdered his wife Carol at their home in Bexleyheath. He died in hospital before he could enter pleas or go to trial. An inquest revealed his frailty and deteriorating health were factors in his expected death. On the day of the incident, he reportedly became frustrated with perceived hookworm infections and violently attacked Carol when she attempted to leave for a hair appointment. Police found Carol unresponsive and she was pronounced dead shortly after.
Brian James, 81, who allegedly murdered his wife, died in hospital before facing trial, with a coroner stating his death was expected due to frailty.
The inquest revealed that Mr. James was in poor health and had, prior to the alleged incident, become frustrated about hookworm infection, leading to a tragic attack.
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