He fled to the UK but his new life ended in tragedy and a murder investigation
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA 'wonderful' mechanic whose death sparked a murder probe took his own life, a coroner has ruled. It comes as the family of Kaiwan Wrya Nasralddin - who was living in Wigan after fleeing to the UK - called for an investigation into an alleged attack in which he is said to have been kicked in the groin leaving him in 'incredible pain' and 'badly affecting' his life.
Kaiwan, 20, was found unresponsive in a shared house on Ince Green Lane in Ince on September 11, last year. Resuscitation attempts by first the police, and then paramedics, were unsuccessful and he was declared dead at the scene. READ MORE: "Bang bang bang": Gang told TikTok star married to Paris Fury's cousin 'I'm going to shoot you' Due to a number of 'concerns' by detectives, a murder investigation was launched with three people initially arrested as they sought to establish what had happened.
However, after interviewing them and analysing CCTV, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) ruled out any foul play. This week, following an inquest at Bolton Coroner's Court on Tuesday, Area Coroner Peter Sigee recorded a conclusion of suicide.
Members of Kaiwan's family from Iraq, including his mother and father, were present in court for the hearing, following proceedings through a Kurdish intepreter.
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