Dad with ‘heart of gold’ was dead within minutes of eating chip butty | UK | News
A beloved father of four died just a few minutes after sitting to enjoy “Butty and Yogurt”, as explained in an investigation. Lee Eddleston, nicknamed Eggy, spent the evening of Thursday, January 16 at Rishton Workmens Club. After a night with friends, including Flatte Andrew Aspinall, Lee 55 -year -old Lee returned to his home at High Street.
Andrew, who continued for a longer time in the club, then went home and discovered Lee’s back in the kitchen. After touching him, Andrew found that Lee was cold and “realized that he was dead.” The medical officials confirmed Lee’s death shortly after arriving. The investigation at the Preston Coroners court on Monday, June 23, emphasized that Lee, a father of three daughters and a father, is a popular figure in both Rishton and Blackburn. His friend Andrew describes him as a “cute young man”, LANCS LIVE.
Andrew said in a statement: “We tended to open the door for each other. When I came home, the door was opened.
The post -death exam concluded that Lee was defeated by the willing pneumonia that Sian Jones “drowned in his own vomit according to Layman’s conditions”.
Pathologist Dr Neil Papworth said Lee was “very drunk”, which makes it more vulnerable to operate the content of his stomach. Shortly after starting the dinner, Lee probably vomited, some parts of the sandwich can be defined in their lungs. According to Dr Papworth, although Lee’s blood alcohol concentration was 195mcg, although the 80mcg’s beverage driving threshold is significantly above, it was still not “only in the range of deaths caused by alcohol.”
Coroner concluded that death is about alcohol and stated: “The picture is free of something that Lee consumed enough alcohol to be considered significantly drunk to a point where the body’s natural ability and airways will be endangered.”
Following the tragic event, Lee’s friends created a Facebook page to change my lover. Gen Wild said, “He had a golden heart and a bright personality.” He shared thoughts. Andy Holmes added a tribute: “Your positive vibrations took me frequently when I read your posts. You always do your best for others and your positive energy will always be remembered.”
