James Morrison's wife left chilling note on door before she was found dead after split

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An inquest into the tragic death of James Morrison's estranged wife was held at Gloucestershire Coroner's Court on Thursday, nearly half a year after her untimely passing.The 'You Give Me Something' singer, aged 39, tragically lost his wife Gill Catchpole, 45, earlier this year when he discovered the mother of his two children lifeless inside their family home in Gloucestershire on Friday, 5th January.James was left heartbroken at the beginning of the year after finding his former partner deceased, following a worried friend noticing a note on the front door in the aftermath of their split, an inquest heard on Thursday.Gill, aged 45, was discovered dead by James at her residence in Whitminster, Gloucestershire, on 5th January.

The inquest at Gloucestershire Coroner's Court heard a friend had visited Gill's home and found a handwritten note on A4 paper attached to the front door reading, "Don't come in, call the police".

The worried friend had gone to the neighbouring property where the musician resided and the Brit Award-winning singer used keys to enter the property and found his ex-partner's body.

Emergency services were alerted, and Gill was pronounced dead at 9.37am, reports the Mirror.Detective Sergeant David Kania, who investigated the sudden death, ruled out any involvement from a third party. "A friend of the deceased had attended when they saw a sheet of A4 paper with the words written, 'Don't come in, call the police'," the officer stated."The friend went to the house and raised the ex-partner, who located a set of keys to the annexe house where upon they entered and found the deceased.