Coroner: No clear suicide intent in Hatton death; drink-drive limit exceeded
Coroner: No clear suicide intent in Hatton death; drink-drive limit exceeded
In a recent inquest, tests show Ricky Hatton was well over the drink-drive limit at his death, with the coroner noting no clear evidence of suicide intent.
An inquest into the death of former boxing champion Ricky Hatton is underway after tests showed he was "well over" the drink-drive limit at the time of his death. The coroner said there was no clear evidence to suggest he intended to take his own life.
Hatton, 46, was found dead at his home in Greater Manchester, discovered by his manager. The boxer, renowned for his storied career and described as a doting father, has left fans and his family seeking answers.
The inquest is scheduled to be heard to determine the circumstances surrounding his death, with further hearings to follow as investigators piece together the events leading to his passing.
