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A long investigation into a murder was conducted on a woman who was killed in the stroke unit at Blackpool Hospital in Victoria in 2018.
BBC North West tonight He discovered that the Lancashire police had concluded a criminal investigation into the death of Valerie Cole, 75, and treated as a killing that has not been resolved.
He said that the case will be reviewed regularly by the main crime review team and will discuss any new information that has appeared.
Mrs. Kneale died in the hospital unit on November 16, 2018 – four days after a stroke. At a time when the police began an unrelated investigation into the doping of the unit.
The investigation of doping led to a number of Health care workers are convicted In 2023.
While they were in the unit, the police began looking at a number of deaths, including Mrs. Colles and in the following February, the force announced that she had dealt with her death as a murder, saying that she died of bleeding “due to an internal injury that is not related to Bossi.”
On March 3, 2021, a man was arrested on suspicion of committing a murder, rape, and one sexual assault.
He was later released from the investigation.
There were no other arrests and no one was charged with the death of Mrs. Cole.
In March 2023, the police again tried to get information.
The daughter of Mrs. Kneale Lisa Javier appeared in the BBC, asking people to advance, saying that the family had left with a large wound that he could not recover until they were discovered from the official.
Crimestoppers Charitable Company has announced a bonus of 20,000 pounds of information, but nothing has shown at all.
The police have now concluded the criminal investigation, as this means that the investigation can finally be conducted, after more than six and a half years after the death of Mrs. Kneale.
Police said that the investigation, which has not been discovered in the murders, which will be held by the main crime review team, is still being reviewed regularly.
He added that the team will discuss any new information that illuminates and that its ideas remain with the family of Mrs. Kneale.
Maggie Oldham, CEO of Blackpool Education Hospitals, said “Deeper ideas and sympathy” was with the friends and family of Mrs. Kneale.
She added, “I have worked confidence with the Lancashire police and cooperated with her investigations after the tragic death of Mrs. Cole in 2018.
“We will continue to support the ongoing legal operations on this tragic accident and I would like to reassure all of our patients and our employees. The hospital is a safe and careful place.”
