Woman, 19, took her own life after her relationship ended, inquest told
Molly Louise Davies was found dead at her home in Cockett, Swansea, the day after her relationship with her fiancé ended
A 19-year-old woman took her own life after her relationship had ended, an inquest has heard.
Molly Louise Davies was found dead at her home in Waunarlwydd Road in Cockett, Swansea, on Sunday, December 1, 2019.
The inquest, held at Swansea Guildhall, heard Miss Davies and her fiancé had been messaging over Snapchat during the evening of Saturday, November 30, when they decided to break up.
The couple, who had been together for approximately a year, initially met while they were both working in a call centre in Swansea.
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