Demand for UK Government Action after British Man's Death in Grenada
Charity workers are urging the UK government to take immediate action in the investigation of the death of British national, Andrew Frederick, who was found in a ransacked property on the Caribbean island of Grenada.
Andrew Frederick's case has stalled due to diplomatic delays between the UK and Grenada, leading to a time-critical investigation into his death being halted.
The autopsy report has ruled his death as a homicide, but police have closed the case without further investigation.
Charity workers supporting Frederick's family are now demanding that the UK government intervenes to clear the path for a full investigation to commence approximately 10 months after the incident.
- Andrew Frederick's death occurred in a ransacked property on Grenada
- Autopsy report confirms homicide
- Police have closed the case without further investigation
- Charity workers call for UK government intervention
The UK government is urged to take action in order to facilitate a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding Frederick's death, which has raised concerns among his family and supporters.
<small>Source: The Guardian — read the original story there.</small>