Deceased
Luxing Li
Demographics
28y, male
Date of death
2017-10-18
Finding date
2019-04-03
Cause of death
unknown
AI-generated summary
This inquest concerned a 28-year-old man who disappeared on 18 October 2017 from the Skillion, a coastal cliff location known as a suicide site near Terrigal, NSW. The coroner found he died on or soon after that date in or near the waters at the Skillion, but could not establish the cause or manner of death. He had recently failed an accounting exam for the third time and sent a final text suggesting emotional distress, but had no documented mental health history. The coroner noted CCTV cameras and increased fencing have since been installed at the location. This case highlights limitations in determining death circumstances when bodies are not recovered and illustrates the ongoing impact on families when critical questions remain unanswered.
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