A WOMAN told her husband in a suicide note she cannot see any way out , an inquest heard. Police broke into the car of Lisa Brown after it was discovered in the Lake District - miles away from her home in Bolton where she had been reported missing from. When police found the 46-year-old unresponsive in her car, they smashed a window and started chest compressions until paramedics arrived on the scene. But she was later pronounced dead. A note recovered by detective inspector Edward Russell addressed to her fiancée Simon Dickinson said: I am so sorry; I cannot see any way out. I love you and thank you for sharing your life with me.
A WOMAN told her husband in a suicide note she cannot see any way out , an inquest heard. Police broke into the car of Lisa Brown after it was discovered in the Lake District - miles away from her home in Bolton where she had been reported missing from. When police found the 46-year-old unresponsive in her car, they smashed a window and started chest compressions until paramedics arrived on the scene. But she was later pronounced dead. A note recovered by detective inspector Edward Russell addressed to her fiancée Simon Dickinson said: I am so sorry; I cannot see any way out. I love you and thank you for sharing your life with me.