Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths Around Southport (Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths Series)

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She had previously had bowel cancer resulting in a stoma which later developed high output, triggering episodes of low potassium and sodium.

Mr HINDLE had a collapse at home on the 19th March 2023 which led to his admission to the Royal Blackburn Hospital and treatment for a chest infection. Mr HUTCHINSON's mobility was limited following this, despite his stoic commitment to rehabilitation and he suffered numerous further falls over the following months which resulted in further fractures. Dylan sustained fatal head injuries when a BMW car driven by David Harwood, collided with Dylan Crossey's bicycle from behind.

On the 2nd April 2023, Miss AGARWAL was heavily intoxicated by alcohol and expressing negative thoughts.

She said Katie had sent a Snapchat to her and other family members, 20 minutes before the accident, and described how she was happy and "showing no signs of distress". Funeral Service will take place at Springwood Crematorium Rosemary Chapel on Wednesday 25th January at 2. Family flowers only please, donations gratefully received in favour of Alzheimer's Society in memory of Mike. The operation was uneventful but following surgery Mr BAXTER showed clinical signs of deterioration and was supported in the intensive care unit with treatment including a central line.For all enquiries please contact F W Marsh Family Funeral Directors, 199 Warrington Road, Whiston, L35 5AF. Mr ANDERTON had some mental health concerns in addition to physical health concerns for which he was prescribed and took a large amount of morphine. Miss THOMSON died as a result of multi-organ failure due to sepsis, however the source of the sepsis cannot be identified because the original infected leg wounds appeared to be healing at the time of her death. Passed away peacefully on 30th December 2022 at The Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital following a short illness. Ms Gardner was started on amiloride medication to try and reduce the amount of urine she was passing.