Calls for UK action nearly 10 months after British man's death in Grenada
Charity workers urge UK intervention as diplomatic delays stall an investigation into Andrew Frederick’s death in Grenada.
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Charity workers supporting Andrew Frederick’s family are calling for urgent UK government action nearly 10 months after the British man’s death in Grenada.
Frederick’s body was discovered in a property that had been ransacked. Police closed the case despite an autopsy report in which a pathologist classified his death as a homicide.
Diplomatic delays between the UK and Grenada have stalled the time-sensitive investigation, according to the Guardian. Those assisting the family want government intervention to allow a full inquiry to proceed.
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