Inquest into death of TV star Caroline Flack hears how emergency services fought to save her life

The inquest into the death of TV presenter Caroline Flack opened in East London on Wednesday, February 19.

The four-minute hearing began at Poplar Coroner's Court. There were no members of Flack's family in attendance.

In court, coroner's officer Sandra Polson said police were driving through Northwold Road, Stoke Newington, on Saturday, February 15 when they were flagged down.

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She added that when emergency services arrived at her flat in East London, she was "found lying on her back, she had apparently been found hanging.”

The inquest into the death of TV presenter Caroline Flack has opened.
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The inquest into the death of TV presenter Caroline Flack has opened. Photo: Ian West/PA Wire | PA (Press Association)

The hearing then heard that police attempted resuscitation, which was then continued by paramedics.

Flack was pronounced dead at the scene. Her body was later identified by sister, Jody Flack.

Proceedings have been adjourned until Wednesday, August 5.

Whatever you’re going through, you can call Samaritans for free any time on 116 123 or email [email protected].

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