Man found dead outside Eden in High Wycombe (From Bucks Free Press)
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Man found dead outside Eden in High Wycombe
9:04am Friday 30th July 2010 in
A MAN was found dead outside the Eden Shopping Centre car park in the early hours of this morning.
Ambulance staff attended the scene at 1.27am but said the man - thought to be about 30-years-old - was already dead.
Police spokesman Pierre du Bois said the body was found by officers on patrol in Lilys Walk at 1.20am.
He said officers believe the man fell from the Eden car park and his death is not being treated as suspicious.
A spokesman for Eden said: "Eden Shopping Centre can confirm that police were called to the centre in the early hours of the morning on 30 July 2010 in response to an incident.
"The matter is now in the hands of the emergency services."
Comments(9)
ferrellcat
says...
11:28pm Fri 30 Jul 10
Farmer Pickles wrote:Well they might, but it still leaves other roofs or motorway over bridge.
You would have thought that by now they would have been able to design multi-story car parks in such a way that it was less easy to "fall" out of them. My sympathies to the family of the person who died.
The point here is how sad there was no one he could turn to.I am not in his mind set and nor are you and nor anyone else. An act that is so brave and desperate to do. But think of those that are first there to deal with it and then think of what he has left in his decision. It bares belief how the capacity of man ranges in the coping of life and death. We all fear it but for some its an option beyond our normal world. Alas and farewell
st68
says...
8:22am Sat 31 Jul 10
ferrellcat wrote:this man was my brother & we did all we could for him but depression is a terrible thing to cope with & my brothers demons got the better of him R.I.P little brother your gone never forgotten
Farmer Pickles wrote: You would have thought that by now they would have been able to design multi-story car parks in such a way that it was less easy to "fall" out of them. My sympathies to the family of the person who died.Well they might, but it still leaves other roofs or motorway over bridge. The point here is how sad there was no one he could turn to.I am not in his mind set and nor are you and nor anyone else. An act that is so brave and desperate to do. But think of those that are first there to deal with it and then think of what he has left in his decision. It bares belief how the capacity of man ranges in the coping of life and death. We all fear it but for some its an option beyond our normal world. Alas and farewell
MCarey
says...
9:09am Sat 31 Jul 10
Old Rebel
says...
12:54pm Sat 31 Jul 10
My thoughts are with you st68, may your brother now rest in peace.
gatti09
says...
4:39pm Sat 31 Jul 10
known pt for over 20yrs and it came as a shock to all, he had good friends and a fantastic family who did all they could.
he was a good friend, a good brother, a good son and a good man, hes at peace now
RIP pt
Edcert
says...
5:35pm Sat 31 Jul 10
Col Luff
says...
6:23pm Sat 31 Jul 10
serafina
says...
10:22pm Mon 2 Aug 10
if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less,
as well as if a promontory were,
as well as any manner of thy friends or of thine own were;
any man's death diminishes me,
because I am involved in mankind.
And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. (John Donne, 1624)
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Farmer Pickles says...
9:55pm Fri 30 Jul 10
My sympathies to the family of the person who died.