She had been suffering from severe pain
An inquest has heard of the tragic death of a much-loved mum who was found dead at home having been partially eaten by her beloved pet dogs. Police were called to her flat on April 23 this year.
Returning to her colleague, she said: "It's a skeleton." The inquest, which was held at Blackpool Town Hall, heard that Sarah, a retired personal trainer who was born in Stockport, had a large amount of morphine in her system. PC Andrew Crowe, one of the first officers on the scene, said in a statement: "We arrived at 12.15pm and we saw flies in the ground floor window and a dog jumping up. There was a strong smell of death. I forced entry and PC Bell went in first. She turned round and said 'it's a skeleton'."
"She wasn't good, that had been evident from February, she had been accusing me of hacking into her bank account and she thought I was working together with her ex-husband. I tried to seek help for her by calling 111, but they basically told me that as she was an adult she could just refuse help.
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