Soldier, 18, was on 'unescorted' weekend leave from psychiatric hospital when he died on railway line
A soldier who died on a railway line had been on 'unescorted leave' from a psychatric hospital, a pre-inquest review was told.
Sitting in Manchester, Assistant Coroner Nick Stanage was told Thamir didn't want medics to tell his parents he was coming from West Park Hospital, a psychiatric hospital in Darlington. The lawyer said there had been a 'clear reference' at one stage to the hospital being 'unhappy' with the plan to allow Thamir to return home by train before a 'change of position'.
Mr Kwasnik said it was clear there had been 'some kind of bartering going on' between Thamir and medics to the effect that he would remain as a patient for a further two weeks if he was allowed home for the weekend.
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