Lady Gabriella’s husband Thomas Kingston’s reason for demise emerges at inquest
Thomas Kingston’s reason for demise has been revealed at an inquest opening at Gloucestershire Coroner’s Court.
Mr Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter Lady Gabriella Kingston, died from a “traumatic head wound”. The court docket additionally heard {that a} gun was discovered close to to his physique in an outbuilding at his guardian’s dwelling within the Cotswolds.
Senior coroner Katy Skerrett informed the court docket: “Mr Kingston was visiting his mother and father’ dwelling within the Cotswolds. On February 25, 2024, he ate lunch together with his mother and father. His father went out to stroll the canines.
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“On his return Mr Kingston was not in the house and after approximately 30 minutes his mother went to look for him. His father forced entry on a locked out building when no reply could be gained.
“He discovered Mr Kingston deceased with a catastrophic head harm. A gun was current on the scene. Emergency providers had been referred to as. Police are glad the demise will not be suspicious.
“A post mortem has been undertaken by Dr Jones, a consultant histopathologist, and a provisional cause of death has been given as 1a traumatic wound to head.”
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Mr Kingston was reportedly discovered at an deal with in Gloucestershire on Sunday night (February 25), with emergency providers referred to as shortly earlier than 6pm.
Buckingham Palace introduced Mr Kingston’s demise on Tuesday (February 27). A spokesperson mentioned: “The King and The Queen have been informed of Thomas’s death and join Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and all those who knew him in grieving a much-loved member of the family.
“In specific, Their Majesties ship their most heartfelt ideas and prayers to Gabriella and to all of the Kingston household.”
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