Mum’s anti-chemotherapy views influenced Paloma Shemirani’s death

A high -profile conspiracy theorist affected his daughter’s rejection of chemotherapy in favor of alternative treatments that lead to death.

Paloma Shemirani from UCKFELD in East Sussex died in July last year seven months after the diagnosis of non -Hodgkin lymphoma.

23-year-old Mrs. Shemirani rejected chemotherapy in favor of fruit juices and coffee enemas defended by her mother Kate Shemerani, a former nurse who was shot for anti-peel views.

Coroner Catherine Wood said in Kent and Medweight Coroners Court on Thursday: “The effect based on Paloma … He contributed more to his death than a minimal.”

According to his brothers, after his diagnosis in December 2023, Mrs. Shemerani went to live with her mother and started to take five coffee enemies a day.

He collapsed at home in July 2024 and was taken to the Royal Sussex District Hospital in Brighton, where he died five days later.

A osteopat, where he collapsed in MS SheMirani in the morning, told the investigation that he “never saw a lymphoid mass like him in 43 years of practice.

Mrs. Wood said that Mrs. Shemerani died of progress of a healing but untreated disease.

He added that the treatment would give Mrs. SheMirani a full treatment for 80%.

Cambridge graduate initially consent to treatment, Coroner said, “The suspicions of consent emerged only after Mrs. Shemirani was involved,” he added.

Coroner said that Mrs. Shemerani was impressed by her own beliefs, her mother, father and a family friend – everyone who defends the alternative treatment she uses.

“I saw Mrs. Shemerani’s care for her daughter, but I was not illegal killing.” He said.

Ms. Shemerani’s mother tried to blame the health personnel for her daughter’s death and previously labeled chemotherapy as “mustard gas”.

Investigation, Shemirani’nin diagnosis of Maidstone Hospital, the staff, the royal Sussex district hospital and medical officials found that the appropriate way.

Neither his mother or father – non -medical doctor Faramarz Shemerani – did not participate in the outcome of the investigation.

His brothers Gabriel and Sebastian Shemirani attended.

Marianna Spring, BBC’s social media investigation reporter, spoke to the brothers after the result.

He said, “I found Coroner’s decision that he’d really force his decision,” he said.

“Gabriel and Sebastian were not visible, and then told me that they felt that they were allowed to influence the death of their sisters because of their beliefs and behaviors of their mother.”

Mrs. Shemerani rejected it many times.

Marianna Spring, both of both Shemirani’s brothers, both fear that others are influenced or affected by the anti-anti-anti-anti-opposing conspiracy theories, and consequently other deaths will not be prevented, “he said.