Woman died after sex act in shower, inquest rules

 The 40-year-old woman was found in her bathroom and police ruled out foul play...



A woman was found dead in her shower after what a coroner has described as a sex act. Sandra Moore, 40, was found dead in a women's only accommodation block, an inquest heard.


Sandra - also known as Michaela - had been at the flat with a man who had been seen leaving not long before her body was discovered in the bathroom. She was found hanging, an inquest heard.


Police launched an investigation and determined no-one else was involved in Sandra's death. The cause of death was given as external neck compression caused by hanging during an act of "autoeroticism".


Emergency services had been called to the address in the early hours of May 31 last year. An employee of Concrete Housing, which runs the accommodation, told the inquest Sandra had been seen at midnight, adding: “I heard a noise outside. The front door is always locked. I went to open the door and saw her standing there holding a black bike, reports StokeonTrentLive.


"She was alone. I asked her what she was doing, and she said she was trying to get her bike to the window. I helped to bring the bike inside and said it should be left in the kitchen area. She refused so I let her take it up, I carried it up and left it by a wall in the corridor.

"She refused further help from me and waited for me to go to the staffroom before she moved the bike into the bedroom.


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