Family of British man found dead in Grenada ask local police to work with UK investigators
Summary
A British man named Andrew Frederick was found dead in Grenada in January, with his family saying his death was a homicide. The UK police are now investigating, and the family wants Grenada and the UK to work together to find out the truth about what happened.Key Facts
- Andrew Frederick, a 47-year-old British man, was found dead in Grenada on January 4.
- A private autopsy in Grenada said his death was a homicide, but local officials initially disagreed.
- The UK police (Metropolitan Police) have started a criminal investigation into his death.
- Andrew’s body was returned to the UK, but some organs were missing during the second autopsy.
- The inquest into his death has been paused to allow the police investigation.
- The family is asking Grenadian and UK authorities to work together and share information.
- The family hired private investigators and pathologists because they felt UK support was lacking.
- No arrests have been made yet, and the investigation is still ongoing.
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