James Morrison’s ex-partner took own life, inquest hears

The previous accomplice of singer James Morrison took her personal life after struggling psychological well being difficulties, an inquest has heard.

Gill Catchpole, 45, was discovered lifeless by Mr Morrison at her house in Whitminster, Gloucestershire, on 5 January.

Police and paramedics had been known as and he or she was pronounced lifeless at 9:37 GMT.

Space coroner Roland Wooderson recorded a conclusion of suicide at Gloucestershire Coroner’s Court docket on Thursday.

Det Sgt David Kania, who investigated the sudden dying, dominated out any third-party involvement, the inquest was informed.

He added: “There have been no indicators of a disturbance or third-party involvement.”

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In a written assertion, GP Dr Emma Basker stated Ms Catchpole had suffered from “reoccurring psychological ill-health”, together with anxiousness and PTSD, and had obtained treatment, counselling and psychological remedy.

Toxicology exams discovered an alcohol stage of 190mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood. The authorized drink drive restrict is 80mg per 100ml of blood.

The inquest heard the toxicologist was unable to find out “whether or not or not or the diploma” to which the usage of alcohol had impacted upon Ms Catchpole’s way of thinking on the time of her dying.

Delivering his conclusion to the inquest, Mr Wooderson stated: “It’s fairly clear to me that, sadly, on the related time Gill was in a tough place mentally.”

“Having reviewed the proof I’ve, it appears to me sadly that the suitable conclusion on the stability of possibilities I’ll document a conclusion of suicide,” he stated.