"A British engineer died on a luxury superyacht in the Caribbean after being electrocuted while repairing a fault, an inquest has heard. Roy Temme, from Southampton, was one of the 17-strong crew of the 62.5 metre-long Baton Rouge when it was moored in Falmouth Harbour, Antigua."
"He was supposed to be safe. He was there to pay for his wrongdoings, not to die there." - Mother of Wesley Da Silva, reflecting on her son's overdose.
At the hearing, Mr Tansey sought an adjournment due to the absence of doctor Ben Kato, emphasizing the importance of his testimony about Mr Grogan's death.
Eddie Hutch, a nephew of notorious crime boss Gerry Hutch, died from a methadone overdose, raising questions about his recovery amidst family belief of sobriety.
The inquest revealed a "litany of failings" in the resuscitation efforts of a newborn girl during the first 15 minutes of life at UHG, leading to a verdict of medical misadventure.
Michael Mansfield QC's question to Cressida Dick highlighted the tragic oversight in the surveillance operation that led to the fatal shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes.
Logan Murphy, just 6 years old, tragically passed away from a cardiac arrest, failing to receive timely medical attention at Cork University Hospital, despite an urgent referral.
"Given the unnatural cause of death identified on post-mortem testing it is appropriate for me to formally open the inquest into the death of James Lee Williams."