Danyell Sinckler Identified As Victim Who Died After Jumping From A Cliff
According to sources, Danyell Sinckler, a mother of one, did not commit suicide after jumping from a cliff during a fight with her boyfriend. In May 2022,
Danyell Sinckler passed away after a prolonged battle with her mental health. Her struggles began at the age of 14 and eventually led her to spend £7,000 on plastic surgery in an attempt to resemble popular Instagram influencers.
On the day of her death, near South Foreland Lighthouse in Saint Margaret’s Bay, Dover, a woman had a disagreement with her partner. Following this, she proceeded to send a series of text messages to friends and family members, indicating her intention to end her life.
According to the user, her phone made an attempt to dial 999, but the calls were unsuccessful due to either a lack of signal or being terminated before reaching the operator.
According to Kent Online, it has been determined by a coroner that Danyell’s actions were not indicative of suicidal intent, but rather a plea for assistance.
According to the Maidstone coroner’s inquest, Ms. Sinckler engaged in a physical altercation with her partner, Leon Morris, at a pub in Broadstairs, Kent. Following the altercation, she proceeded to leave the scene in her vehicle.
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Mother-of-one, 32, who fell to her death from a cliff after row didn’t kill herself, inquest rules
In a span of two hours, she made several phone calls to friends, relatives, and Mr. Morris, notifying them of her decision to commit herself. ‘I’m thinking about terminating it all,’ she informed her mother, Stephanie Eaton. “Ms. Eaton inquired about the location,” asked the reporter. The individual stated that they will arrive at the specified location in 20 minutes.
According to her statement, “You’ll be too late.” In a concerning incident, Ms. Sinckler attempted to contact emergency services by dialing 999 three times and 112 twice within a span of ten minutes starting at 9:30 p.m. However, none of her calls were answered.
At 10:15 a.m. the following day, a National Trust worker discovered the body of Ms. Sinckler on the beach.
During the inquest, it was reported that the police were uncertain whether the absence of a signal at the top of St Margaret’s Bay cliff was the reason for the communication failure or if the calls were terminated before they could establish a connection.
According to the coroner’s statement during Thursday’s inquest, it was revealed that Ms. Sinckler had previously informed friends or relatives about having taken an overdose. ‘
There is evidence to infer intention, but I bear in mind that there had been earlier cries for help, and the fact that she communicated what she was contemplating doing to several individuals,’ Ms. Hepburn said in her judgment.
There were multiple attempts made to contact emergency agencies, but unfortunately, they were unsuccessful. It is possible that these calls were made in an effort to request assistance. According to the speaker, it appears that she was not suicidal at the time.
According to the individual, the acts in question appeared to be a plea for assistance. According to the inquest, the individual, who is 32 years old, has a record of mental health issues, such as body dysmorphia, and was recently diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
According to an interview with the Sun in 2019, she expressed remorse for undergoing extensive cosmetic procedures, citing Instagram as her primary source of inspiration. The individual reportedly spent a total of £7,000 to alter their physical appearance.
She explained that she has body dysmorphia. The individual reports that they do not perceive the same things as others. The parent stated that their daughter will not be permitted to use social media until she reaches a more mature age. According to the speaker, it is necessary to accept oneself as one is.
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