A teenage girl, 18, fell 100 feet until her death from Jurf as she tried to save Cocapo for pets that chased after the rabbit

A teenage girl died after she tried to recover her dog from the edge of Jurf after she chased after she chased a rabbit, she heard an investigation.

Kelly Blant, 18, had taken her dogs at Kokapu for pets on a afternoon picnic with her boyfriend, Oliver Griffiths, when the tragedy struck.

2

2

Dogs, named Bertti and Cooper, were from her strands in Hop Cove, South Devon, when they saw a brutal rabbit and flew after that.

Criminal investigating judge, Jim Stein, told the Exeter Coroner’s investigation yesterday: “No dogs are no longer to drive, so Keela ran after the dog and unfortunately fell on the side of the abyss.”

She fell 100 feet on a rocky beach below and died due to multiple injuries despite the best efforts made for rescue men and people in the area to save her.

Oliver said that he had not happened in this part of the coastal track before, but Keeleh was with her sister practicing pets regularly on a five -miles journey.

He said that the dogs were outside their strands when they saw the rabbit and then run with Berte running towards the brink of the abyss.

“We were trying to return them,” he said.

They caught Cooper and put it on his progress, but Kelly was leaning a few feet from the edge of the abyss in an attempt to restore Berte.

Oliver could not see her partly after that, and he did not know whether she had lost her feet or the edge of the abyss collapsed.

“I was not close enough to seize it,” he said.

A lady sitting on a nearby seat said that she could hear Kelly “calling the dog” and can see her bottom leaning on the edge of the abyss.

The witness said, “I did not hear its screaming. It was not paid.”

She said that the young couple were on the slopes for ten minutes “in an attempt to restore the dog.”

The police went to the scene of the accident and said that the brink of the abyss was unequal and bitter, but there were no suspicious conditions.

Kelig was to take from Galpson, Devon, the year of the gap before going to the University of Winchester to study financing when she died in May 2023.

Her mother, Pauline, said that Kellili was “a private person and a home where she was safe”, but he was a good student requesting an additional school job.

The investigating judge in the Devon, Blimoths, and Lurobai Alison Longorn registered an accidental conclusion of death.

She said that the teenager died while trying to recover her dog, adding: “This was a truly tragic accident.

“It is sad that the slopes are dangerous places and people are trying to save their dogs without thinking about their safety.”