Covid Death ?

[Canary42]

A death probably related to Covid indirectly. Had the hospital services not been under such pressure the guy would arguably have been sectioned before he killed.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/leslie-winnister-bt-boss-killed-wife-old-bailey-suzanne-winnister-171128710.html

[pixie374]

Possibly not. Mental Health services have always been extremely underfunded and understaffed. I know of a couple of people who have died from physical illnesses, due to covid delays. But this is a different area.

[naomi24]

//Had the hospital services not been under such pressure the guy would arguably have been sectioned before he killed.//

I'm a bit tired so I might have missed something but I don't recall seeing anything in that report to suggest any sort of neglect because the hospitals are under pressure due to Covid. Can you point me to whatever you read that prompted you to post your headline?

[Canary42]

The headline was a question, not a stated fact, hence the question mark.

When I said arguably I might have guessed you would be the one.

It was only a hypothesis anyway and Pixie's explanation may well be nearer the truth.

So now you can sleep untroubled by this issue I hope Naomi, good night, sleep tight.

[Mozz71]

A man murders his wife and you're suggesting covid is indirectly to blame?

I wish you luck searching for the plot you've seemingly lost.

[naomi24]

Canary, sorry if asking what you’re talking about was inconvenient to you. I can’t promise I won’t do it again though.

[bobbinwales]

I skipped on this as I couldnt see where it was coming from or going- anti goverment, NHS underfunding? for more covid lockdowns/restrictions, for ane nd to covid restrictions, Hancocks fault....?