Family of British man found dead in Grenada ask local police to work with UK investigators
The family of a British man found dead in Grenada is calling for international cooperation between Grenadian and UK authorities. A UK coroner has suspended an inquest to allow the Metropolitan Police to conduct a criminal investigation into the death.
Why it matters
The case highlights the complexities of international legal cooperation and the pursuit of justice in cases of suspicious deaths involving foreign nationals.
A Grenada police officer watches over British tourists travelling on the P&O Britannia cruise ship as they spend time on the beach. A Grenada police officer watches over British tourists travelling on the P&O Britannia cruise ship as they spend time on the beach. Grenada Family of British man found dead in Grenada ask local police to work with UK investigators Andrew Frederick’s body was found in property he was staying at in Grenada in January
Prefer the Guardian on Google The family of a British father who was found dead in the Caribbean in January is urging authorities in Grenada to work with UK police to uncover the truth about his death.
Andrew Frederick’s body was found in the property he was staying at in Grenada on 4 January. An autopsy, performed in the same week by a privately hired pathologist, concluded that the 47-year-old’s death was a homicide.
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