A MAN was found hanged in a Travelodge hotel room having just checked in.
Bailey Ridlington, 21, was found by police in the bathroom of the hotel in Haverhill, Essex, on August 3, an inquest has heard.
Dr Sundarsan carried out a post-mortem examination was carried out at Harlow Mortuary who recorded a cause of death as suspension by ligature pending toxicology, Chelmsford Coroners’ Court heard.
Coroner's officer, Kerry Quill, said: "Mr Ridlington was found hanging in the bathroom of a hotel room.
"Police carried out an investigation and confirmed that there were no suspicious circumstances."
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Senior coroner Caroline Beasley-Murray said: "The body can be released, I will need to see a copy of the post-mortem report and the toxicology results.
"I would like to see the police statement and of course the photographs , the family are also welcome to write in if they wish."
Ridlington was known to mental health services at the Essex Partnership University Foundation Trust (EPUT), according to Essex Live.
A full inquest into Ridlington’s death has been scheduled for February 7, 2020.
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