Inquest into Thomas Humphrey's Death
An inquest began Wednesday into the death of Thomas Humphrey Jr., who died in a Chatham hospital in August 2019.
Thomas Humphrey was described as a good father, and his family seeks answers regarding his death.
The inquest follows an interaction with Chatham-Kent police officers, who were called by paramedics to assist with a man in medical distress.
- The five-person jury has been advised that they are not there to determine guilt or assign blame.
- Their goal is to make recommendations to prevent this type of death in the future.
Dr. Richard McLean, presiding officer of the inquest, is overseeing the proceedings.
The inquest into Thomas Humphrey's death is mandatory under the Coroners Act.
Thomas Humphrey, of Delaware Nation at Moraviantown heritage, died in the Chatham hospital on Aug. 6, 2019.
Author's summary: Inquest seeks answers on Thomas Humphrey's death.
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