How young Beautiful Lady Committed Suicide After Taking Cocaine

A well known pony rider communicated something specific saying 'you did this' before hanging herself hours subsequent to taking cocaine, an examination has heard.

Hannah Daibell, a past leader of Liverpool University's Riding and Polo Club, was found dead at her understudy settlement in Liverpool in July.

A coroner was recounted a riddle content which the woman had sent just before her demise, which read: 'Whatever you return home to, you did this.'

Her loved ones said they had not seen any indications of her needing to end her very own life.

In any case, the correct importance of that message stays vague, Liverpool Coroner's Court was told. The beneficiary of the content has additionally not been uncovered.

Ms Daibell was examining veterinary science and was an admirer of ponies. Coroner's officer Nicola Griffiths told the court that toxicology tests had affirmed she had taken cocaine 'sooner or later before her passing.

That medication taking could have prompted 'defeat' impacts, it was heard, with low mind-set, melancholy and tension some conceivable outcomes.

Mr Rebello stated: 'The messaging could mean anything. It would not be right for me to conjecture.

'The metabolite [cocaine]... it might well be that has influenced her. Without having taken that she may never have been placed in that position.'

The understudy's demise would have been 'particularly quick' and could have been a 'weep for help', Mr Rebello said.

Remarking on his open examination decision, he included: 'It is anything but a cop-out.

'The content may have been cautioning somebody that she needed them to come and discover her.

'I know that she was so extraordinary to her family.'

Ms Daibell originated from Bury in Greater Manchester, however was learning at Liverpool University, living in a house in Toxteth.

The understudy had a cozy association with her family and there was nothing to raise any doubt that she needed to bite the dust, the court was told.

The reason for death was recorded as pressure of the neck because of hanging.

Following her demise, understudies communicated their distress over the catastrophe.

On the Liverpool University Fencing Club Facebook page, Lydia Sida Page composed: 'In the wake of hearing the staggering news about the demise of Hannah Daibell, a year ago's leader of the riding and polo group, I simply needed to state that on the off chance that anybody is consistently feeling disengaged or down kindly don't endure peacefully.

'We are a group and a family, and I know anybody of us would connect and help somebody in require.

'So please never falter to communicate something specific whatever time or day it is, regardless of whether all you need is some tea and a discussion.

'What's more, if for reasons unknown you don't learn about you can reach to any individual in fencing then the college has set up a committed helpline number - 0800 358 4158 - with prepared guides accessible whenever to address you.

'So please never endure peacefully - we are altogether here for one another.'

The understudy's Facebook page has been set up as a commemoration, headed by the words, 'Recollecting Hannah Daibell - we trust that individuals who love Hannah will discover comfort in visiting her profile to recall and praise her life.'

Ms Daibell's mom and father went to the investigation, however did not wish to remark.

Source: Daily Mail