Lance Corporal Bernard Mongan, 33, was tragicly tragic on the site in the barracks, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire. His family talked about his death “shock”
The family of a soldier who was found without life on his beds in barracks said they left in search of answers after his mysterious death.
Lance Corporal Bernard Mongan, 33, was discovered in his bedroom in Catrick Jarison, North Yorkshire, on January 23, 2020. The three beloved father, who was described as a “big player”, was seen on December 27 of that year.
Unfortunately, the investigation revealed that “it is clear that he died for some time,” which means that it was difficult for doctors to determine the cause of his death. The examination report, after the death, detailed his death as “not sure”, with the death of the criminal investigating judge two possible causes.
One of them was a poisoning, after the barbiturates were found in the L/CPL system, or a sudden heartbreak. However, a pathology specialist at the home office said it is definitely impossible to confirm.
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“I thought about this long and chance, but I don't think I can, I don't think I have enough positive evidence to go in one direction or another,” Dr. Nigel Cooper told the investigation. The investigation heard that an empty bottle of Jacques Daniels was found in the L/CPL Mongan bedroom, but it was unknown when it was drunk. Dr. Cooper said he was aware that Barbiturates “is effective” in causing an overdose, and L/CPL Mongan expressed suicide ideas in the days before his disappearance.
The parable Spence said that L/CPL Mongan was found down on his bed, and that friends had been discovered at first. She said that “there was no evidence of self -harm or suicide” at the scene, but this could not be excluded as a possible cause of death, according to Yorkshire Live reports.
The statement read: “I remember someone in the scene says that Bernard has been entering fitness recently and took nutritional supplements.” The Amobarbital Poison Report was found in the L/CPL Mongan system, but he said it was at a level associated with a “treatment dose”.
The investigation listened to the fact that Amobarbital was currently unwillingly as described in the United Kingdom. The investigation listened to the opportunities for protein supplements that contribute to his death were “very rare” if obtained legally. A statement from L/CPL Mongan Mary Mongan said that “all of us destroyed that Bernard is no longer with us.” She said: “We left his death with many questions, I still cannot understand. Bernard's loss was a shock experience and came as a shock for all of us.”
L/CPL Mongan Beth Mongan said she had three girls together and separated from his death, but she remained close. Mrs. Mongan said: “When I first met Bernie, I was shocked by his love for music, books and adventure.
“He had a evil feeling of humor and always tried to make people smile. Berney was a very wonderful father. Although our differences over time, I couldn't make him wrong in the love and love that our daughters showed.” She said that one of the things I loved L/CPL Mongan around the army was traveling to different places, and that was one of the reasons he joined.
“Bernie was the first person to help when she was needed,” said Mrs. Mongan. “Bernie was a lover. If he could help you, he was a great soft.
The investigation continues.
