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Death of stowaway twin Joanne Ingham ruled natural causes

Death of stowaway twin Joanne Ingham ruled natural causes
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A coroner has ruled that the 2022 death of Joanne Ingham, a woman who gained international fame as a stowaway in 1997, was due to natural causes. Despite initial police suspicion regarding physical abuse, medical evidence confirmed she died from a ruptured splenic artery aneurysm.

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The ruling provides closure to a high-profile case involving a figure who was the subject of significant media attention in the late 1990s.

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The report relies on official coroner findings and medical testimony, presenting the facts of the case objectively.

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