Jeni Larmour died from alcohol and ketamine on first night at Newcastle University
Combination of powdered anaesthetic taken with alcohol was fatal, a coroner said
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Combination of powdered anaesthetic taken with alcohol was fatal, a coroner said
Jeni Larmour, whose young life held so much promise, is buried in a cemetery in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, where there's a golden butterfly etched on to her headstone.
Jeni Larmour, 18, from Newtonhamilton, Northern Ireland, died hours after arriving at Newcastle University on October 3, 2020. She took a lethal combination of alcohol and ketamine.
Jeni Larmour died hours after arriving at university having been given tranquilliser drug by another
A coroner has accepted that there is no evidence to believe that Co Armagh student Jeni Larmour (18) was “pressured of coerced” into taking a lethal mix of alcohol and ketamine in Newcastle Upon Tyne.