UK suicide prevention must be improved, say Herts parents
Chris Sibley and his son TJ, who took his own life in 2014. - Credit: Chris Sibley In July 2014, Chris Sibley was informed that his 16-year-old son, TJ, had just taken his own life on the railway. TJ had no known mental health issues. He was “the happiest, friendliest young man,” says Chris. Desperate to make sense of the tragedy, he followed the investigation closely, even asking to see the CCTV. After viewing it, he had “absolutely no doubt” that TJ had died by suicide. But at the inquest, something strange happened. “They said because there wasn’t a suicide n...
Source: hertsad.co.uk