An inquest has opened into the dying of Kianna Patton who died in October, 2019
A 16-year-old lady with “a coronary heart of gold” was discovered useless in a disused resort in Pembrokeshire after being reported as a lacking individual the day earlier than, an inquest heard. Kianna Patton, of Haven Drive, Hakin, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, died on October 24, 2019.
The inquest at Pembrokeshire County Corridor heard Kianna was born in Northern Eire and moved to Pembroke Dock in 2012 earlier than later shifting to Milford Haven. An inquest into her dying started on October 6, after first being opened on October 30, 2019, by Gareth Lewis, the senior coroner for Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
At at the moment’s inquest (October 6) it was defined how in 2018 Kianna was taken to hospital after she overdosed on her mum’s tramadol remedy and the way across the similar time she began taking hashish along with her mates. For the most important tales in Wales first, signal as much as our day by day e-newsletter right here
The coroner’s officer advised the inquest that at 20.10 hours on October 23, 2019, Kianna was reported as a lacking individual. At 16.40 the next day she was situated by police on the grounds of the Commodore Resort in Pembroke Dock and was pronounced useless at 16.50.
A subsequent autopsy carried out on the College Hospital of Wales by Dr Stephen Leadbeatter discovered her reason for dying to be strain on her neck by hanging.
The inquest heard a household assertion from her mum, Joanne Patton. She mentioned: “Kianna was the eldest of my three youngsters. She was a loving, care-free, sort, selfless, real one who usually put folks earlier than herself and had a terrific sense of humour. She had a coronary heart of gold.
“She cherished listening to Beyoncé. She by no means acquired the possibility to see her however she would’ve cherished that. She had a deep love for music and Beyoncé’s Halo was one in all her favourites.
“For her sixteenth birthday we went procuring in Cardiff after which went to see Pink on the Principality Stadium. We then stayed in a Premier Inn in a single day.”
Ms Patton defined that she was a preferred lady along with her academics and was near her siblings, usually laying aside plans with mates to spend time along with her household. She mentioned she cherished taking part in the piano, Irish dancing, adorning the Christmas tree and Beyoncé.
The mom fondly recalled: “I used to be notably happy with her when she shared a taxi house from Tenby with a girl who was about to commit suicide. She talked her round and shared a taxi house along with her.
“She was a fantastic lady with gorgeous brown hair all the way down to her waist however, sadly, she couldn’t see that she was lovely and he or she could not perceive why she did not have a boyfriend. She had a really low opinion of herself.
“She taught me that love, life, and connection means way over perfection ever might.”
While giving proof, Ms Patton defined that her daughter had been excelling in school with As and Bs as predicted grades earlier than her grades took a heavy hit round 2018. She defined: “There have been a number of instances I needed to name the police as a result of her telephone was switched off and he or she wasn’t the place she was alleged to be.”
Ms Patton recalled that in the future in 2018, her youthful daughter went as much as the bed room she shared with Kianna and located her “on the ground and never overly responsive”. She defined: “It was out of the peculiar, there was by no means any indicators that she was struggling or that she was determined to do such a factor.”
Round an analogous time, the mum-of-four began smelling hashish on her daughter which she admitted “petrified” her and triggered rigidity between the pair as she did not need her taking medicine, particularly because of her psychological well being difficulties.
Ms Patton advised the court docket that on one event a disagreement over hashish led to Kianna hitting her mum and the police being known as.
The inquest is scheduled to final for six weeks.