Jeremy Kyle egged people on to boo guest who died days later

Jeremy Kyle egged people on to boo guest who died days later

He was additionally “very upset”, his son advised an inquest into his dying. Dymond is suspected of taking his personal life seven days after filming for the Jeremy Kyle Present in Might 2019.

Mr Dymond, from Portsmouth, Hampshire, had taken a lie detector check for the ITV present after being accused of dishonest on his ex-fiancee Jane Callaghan, from Gosport.

The inquest at Winchester Coroner’s Court docket heard that he died at his residence in Portsmouth of a mixture of morphine overdose and left ventricular hypertrophy in his coronary heart.

Mr Dymond’s son, Carl Woolley, advised the inquest that on the day of the filming, he acquired a name from his uncle, Leslie Dymond, to say his father was “very down”.

Mr Woolley stated he phoned his father who advised him that Jeremy Kyle had “egged on” the viewers to “boo him”.

He stated his father advised him that the “lie detector had solid him as a liar, he stated to me he wasn’t mendacity. He was telling the reality, he was not mendacity … and asking why it stated he had lied”.

He added that his father “was very upset, saying he was being known as a liar, everybody had jumped on him, (he was) not with it in any respect”.

When requested by counsel to the inquest Rachel Spearing who had “jumped on him”, Mr Woolley replied: “Jeremy Kyle had received the gang to egg on, to boo at him and stuff, he was solid because the liar earlier than he had even spoken.”

Mr Woolley stated his father had continued to be “very upset” within the following days and would name him as much as six instances a day.

He advised the inquest: “He was OK at some factors however very down.”

He added that he tried to encourage his father to proceed getting after-care help from ITV.

He stated: “He advised me he was getting help and after-care from the present’s counsellors, I defined to him he wanted to get involved with them and maintain ringing them to get the after-care that he wanted.

“He advised me he had rang and I stated he wanted to get some assist – ‘Ring the present, ring the present’.”

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Mr Woolley stated that the final time his father tried to make contact was a missed name on his cellphone.

The inquest heard extracts from a observe that Mr Dymond left for his son, who advised the listening to that he had not been in latest contact together with his father earlier than the cellphone name on the day of the filming.

Ms Spearing stated: “Within the backside paragraph he says sorry to you, he asks you to not be mad with him and he is aware of that you may be however he doesn’t know what to say to you.”

She continued: “He expresses delight in you and feedback upon your expertise as a dad.

“He says: ‘I by no means ever cheated on Jane and that’s what is tearing me to items and everybody thinks I’m however I’m not a cheat. However I did inform her lies and I lied a lot to Jane and that’s the reason she didn’t imagine me’.”

The inquest heard a “pen portrait” of Mr Dymond written by his brother, Leslie Dymond, by which he described him as a “courageous” man.

Within the pen portrait, learn aloud by counsel on the coroner’s court docket, Leslie advised of how his brother joined the RNLI when he was younger.

“They had been very courageous males and Stephen was one in every of them”

“Stephen was devoted to the RNLI. He would by no means miss coaching,” he stated.

Leslie described how his brother did “many gruelling duties” for the establishment to rescue folks once they received into hassle at sea.

“It was not a simple job… however Stephen confirmed up each single time,” he stated.

“He was so devoted to his function.”

Leslie stated there have been instances when his brother can be delayed returning to shore from a rescue as a result of the ocean was too tough.

“It was a harmful job. They had been very courageous males and Stephen was one in every of them,” he added.

Coroner Jason Pegg advised the listening to that the aim of the inquest was to not “apportion civil or legal legal responsibility” to any individual concerned.