No parent should ever have to experience that 😔
A heartbroken mother has told an inquest how she used a Find My Phone app to discover her missing teenage daughter’s body.She had told her mum she was going to meet friends ahead of her tragic death, which followed years of mental health struggles in ‘one of the most distressing cases’ the coroner had seen.
Abi spent a year in various hospitals including six months spent in a psychiatric unit in Manchester, which her family raised concerns about because it meant she was hundreds of miles away from her friends and relatives. On the day of her death, a group had rallied together to search for Abi when she failed to return home, using the Find My Phone app to trace GPS signals from her phone.After finding her daughter, mum Tasha Oliver performed CPR until the emergency services arrived but they were unable to save Abi. She later died at West Middlesex Hospital.
Her mother became concerned when she failed to return home and received no reply when she texted to say: ‘Are you okay? Love mum.’
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