Boy 10, died from brain injury after being electrocuted at seaside hotel | W5589VM | 2024-03-01 11:08:01
A 10-year-old boy died from a mind damage after he was electrocuted at a lodge in Blackpool, an inquest has heard.
Jack Piper-Sheach, from Grimsby, suffered serious injuries at Tiffany's Hotel when he was on holiday together with his family last yr on September 3.
He was taken to Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool but died four days later together with his household by his bedside.
The lodge was closed for several weeks following Jack's dying however has since reopened.
The pre-inquest evaluation held at Blackpool City Corridor heard how Jack's dying was brought on by a hypoxic brain damage as a consequence of prolonged cardiac arrest due to an electrocution.
The evaluate also heard electrical agency Calbarrie carried out an electrical installation situation report on the lodge in 2020.
E Dugdale Sons & Grandson Ltd also carried out work at the lodge.
Through the inquest eyewitness Karen Griffiths and a number of other staff at the lodge offered a press release to the coroner.
Tiffany's Lodge is owned by Y7 Resorts Ltd and two of the company's administrators Adam Johnstone and David Johnstone have been in attendance on the inquest.
A well being and safety officer from the council and the top of authorized providers have been in attendance plus legal illustration for Jack's family.
The final inquest will probably be heard in the summertime and skilled evidence is predicted to be heard.
The hearing won't be heard by a jury and can final two days.
A GoFundMe page has been set up since Jack's demise and has raised greater than £2,500.
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It reads: 'My nephew's life was sadly taken after being electrocuted while on holiday in Blackpool. It was an incident as a family we wasn't ready for, we wasn't expecting to lose our little man at only 10 years previous.
'Jack& was the life and soul of our family, all the time laughing and guffawing and placing a smile on our faces, he especially liked going to the seaside and having an ice cream, particularly; double cone vanilla ice cream with sprinkles blueberry sauce and a flake (by no means had anything… perhaps typically a single cone as an alternative of a double much to his disappointment).
'He didn't need to be taken so out of the blue from us.& Jack& has been laid to relaxation in a gorgeous personal service, as a household we've coated those additional prices.
'I'm now raising money on behalf of Kelly and Gary to allow them to give Jack the gorgeous memorial headstone they dream of for his or her little boy, any additional donations will go in the direction of supporting dwelling expenses whilst they grieve and ensuring Jack's love of adventure, fun and all things silly lives on.'
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