HGV driver's death ruled misadventure at service station

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 09:52 · Archive

Martin Troop, 53, was found dead in an HGV at Lymm Services; an inquest concluded misadventure.

Martin Troop, 53, from Nuneaton in Leicestershire, was found dead in an HGV at Lymm Services on 19 June. Police forced entry into the vehicle at Poplar 2000.

Cheshire Coroner's Court heard that there was no concern for Mr Troop's welfare during a call with his wife the day before his death. Despite the cause of death being hanging, the court heard that he did not intend to end his life.

Assistant coroner Sarah Murphy recorded a conclusion of misadventure, which was read to the court by area coroner Victoria Davies.

How it is being reported

• HGV driver discovered dead at service station did not intend to end his lifeMartin Troop, 53, was found by police at Poplar 2000 who forced entry into an HGV on Friday, June 19.Chester Standard · 2 Nov, 09:08
• HGV driver discovered dead at service station did not intend to end his lifeMartin Troop, 53, was found by police at Poplar 2000 who forced entry into an HGV on Friday, June 19.Warrington Guardian · 1 Nov, 05:00

In this story: Martin Troop · Cheshire Coroner's Court · Lymm Services · Nuneaton · Leicestershire

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