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Elaine Hollier, 80, from Brixham, Devon, was taken away by paramedics on Saturday 11 May after suffering severe dehydration and vomiting for two weeks.
A disease outbreak in drinking water supplies in south Devon has left 16,000 people unable to use their tap water without boiling it as South West Water scrambles to solve the issue - which may have been caused by cow faeces leaking into water pipes.
A 999 call alerting police to the bloodstained body of Malcolm McKeown was played at the trial of four men accused of his murder.
It comes as hundreds of Devon are reporting a wave of diarrhoea and agonising stomach cramps linked to the faecal-borne parasite cryptosporidium seemingly infiltrating the county's drinking water.
Around 16,000 households and businesses in the Brixham area of Devon have been told not to use their tap water for drinking without boiling it first.