The arrest of the sister of pop star Louis, Vincent Tomlinson died of an overdose

The arrest of the sister of pop star Louis, Vincent Tomlinson died of an overdose

Félicité Tomlinson, sister of the previous One Direction star Louis Tomlinson, coincidentally overdosed on cocaine, a nervousness medication and painkillers, an examination has found. 
The 18-year-old was found crumpled at her level in Earl's Court, west London, in March. 

On Wednesday, at an investigation into her demise, the coroner, Shirley Radcliffe, said a mixed drink of medications taken by the young person had made "an ideal tempest" however there was no proof it had been "a conscious demonstration to take her life". She recorded a finding of death by misfortune. 

The examination heard the young person had gone to drugs after the passing of her mom, Johannah Deakin, who kicked the bucket from leukemia in 2016. Tomlinson was found crumpled on her bed by her schoolfriend Zainab Mohammed after the pair had taken cocaine the prior night. 

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The coroner said of Mohammed: "You … state that both you and Fizz did lines of cocaine the evening of 12 March. You headed to sleep and saw Félicité accomplish more lines, however, you don't have a clue what number of she did and afterward, you nodded off. You likewise said you had gone with her to purchase cocaine on the night." 

Mohammed affirmed she didn't know about some other medications being taken on that night. 
An after death didn't uncover any regular reason for death. The toxicologist Dr. Susan Paterson said "harmful" levels of hostile to nervousness and torment prescriptions just as cocaine were found in her blood. 

The examination heard Tomlinson's reliance on medications had developed lately. She visited her GP in August 2018 and "gave a background marked by recreational medication use over a year and on a predictable premise since the demise of her mom". She had taken overdoses and been confessed to medicate recovery. 

A tribute by her dad, Mark Tomlinson, was perused out at Westminster coroner's court. He said she was a "much-adored little girl and sister" and had since the beginning "built up herself as naughty and brilliant with kids". 

He included: "Félicité had gigantic expectations and desires for her future, a great deal of which was starting to work out as expected at her less than ideal passing. She is missed by all who knew and cherished her."