Inquest Set for Thomas Kingston's Death

The Waterford Courthouse held inquests into the deaths of six individuals, including a young man in his 20s who died from opioid toxicity, highlighting the ongoing drug crisis. Coroner John P. Goff expressed condolences to the grieving families and noted the unpredictability of drug-related deaths. Other cases included a man in his 30s who fell from a balcony, and an elderly woman who succumbed to complications from kidney stones and sepsis. In a related case, an inquest began for Thomas Kingston, husband of Lady Gabriella Kingston, who died from a head injury with a gun found nearby, raising questions about his mental state and medication. The inquest, described as unexpected and impulsive, aims to explore the potential connection between his medication and his death. Lady Gabriella and the royal family expressed deep condolences, marking the loss as a significant shock to all who knew him.