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Oskars Rancevs, who was a reality TV dance star in his native Latvia, was previously cleared of murdering ex-SAS soldier Martyn Smith, 73, and killing John Whyte, 75, on mental health grounds. Rancevs, a former reality TV dance star, was suffering from a mental illness when he launched his assault on October 1, 2018.

Rancevs will be detained meantime at the State Hospital and the case will call again in February next year. Most Read

Skotijā Oskars saņēmis dāsnu valsts izmaksātu invaliditātes pabalstu, mediķi mudinājuši dzīvot patstāvīgi, un latvietim ierādīts dzīvoklis. Pēc kāda laika Oskars mammai atklājis, ka septiņus mēnešus nedzer zāles. Oskara māte uzskata: slepkavība nebūtu notikusi, ja Skotijā dēla slimība būtu uztverta pietiekami nopietni. Latvijā Rancevam bija noteikta diagnoze – paranoidālā šizofrēnija, bet Skotijā mediķi noteica krietni vieglāku – bipolārie traucējumi.

A decision will be made on holding a fatal accident inquiry on the conclusion of the PIRC investigation. The COPFS say the focus will be the treatment of Rancevs’ mental health by the community mental health team.Tur jau dzīvoja viņa māte ar savu otro vīru. Skotijā Oskara dzīve 2018. gada rudenī mainījās uz visiem laikiem. Viņš tika aizturēts par 73 gadus veca pensionāra slepkavību. Oktobrī Obanā bija noticis nežēlīgs uzbrukums kungam, kurš slimnīcā no gūtajām traumām nomira. No sirdslēkmes nomira vēl viens sirmgalvis – šā notikuma aculiecinieks. Advokāti un ārsti izlasījuši Ranceva grāmatu

Martyn Smith died in row over rubbish (Image: Iain McLellan/Spindrift Photo Agency) Read More Related Articles Oskars Rancevs ar Elīnu Kukuli šovā "Dejo nost!". “Kā deju partneris viņš bija jauks, dzīvespriecīgs,” atceras Elīna. It is anticipated the focus will be on the treatment of Oskars Rancevs’ mental health by the community mental health team; how mental health services engage with patients who fail to fully engage and who refuse their medication; Police Scotland’s handling and management of information and the delays in finding Mr White within his home.Mr Whyte, who had long-standing heart disease and high blood pressure, died from cardiac arrest caused by stress. On Friday, The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) announced that a first notice of a Fatal Accident Inquiry has been launched into the deaths. Additionally, Police Scotland’s handling of the case will be examined including the delays which occurred before Mr Whyte was discovered in his home. Procurator Fiscal Katrina Parkes, who is head of COPFS’s Scottish Fatalities Investigation Unit, said: “The Lord Advocate considers that the deaths of John Whyte and Martyn Smith occurred in circumstances giving rise to significant public concern. This has been a complex, detailed and lengthy investigation. The lodging of the First Notice enables FAI proceedings to commence under the direction of the Sheriff. John was a big gentle giant. I miss him terribly. He was a lovely, caring soul who did not deserve to die the way he did.

It appears that although a message was relayed to police that a Mr Whyte had called to report an ongoing assault, the officers on the scene remained unaware of the condition of Mr Whyte or how the call from him had ended.” A post-mortem later found that Martyn, who had a fractured sternum and several broken ribs, died from blunt-force trauma.

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His death was referred to the Police Investigation and Review Commissioner (PIRC) and its report was passed to the Crown Office last year. Its investigation, which will ­determine further criminal action, is still ongoing. Viņa ir nobažījusies par to, kāda būs Oskara un viņa tuvinieku dzīve pēc tam, kad viņš klīniku pametīs. He came to the UK with his family from his native Latvia in 2015 and found accommodation at Columba Court. The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) has investigated the circumstances leading up to the deaths of Mr Smith and Mr Whyte. The court heard that Mr Smyth had previously complained about Rancevs putting the wrong rubbish in the bin.