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Demand for UK government action 10 months after British man’s death in Grenada

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Briefings

A British father's homicide case in Grenada stalled after police closed the investigation despite a pathologist's ruling. Charity workers are demanding government intervention to clear diplomatic delays, with the family seeking a full investigation nearly 10 months after the death.

Key points

• Police closed the case of Andrew Frederick despite a pathologist's autopsy report ruling his death a homicide.
• The investigation stalled due to diplomatic delays between the UK and Grenada, delaying a full investigation by nearly 10 months.

Context

A time-critical investigation into the death of a British father whose body was found in a ransacked property on the Caribbean island of Grenada has stalled because of diplomatic delays between the two countries.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. No additional background on the case, family, or diplomatic context is supplied. The article does not provide specific dates beyond the 10-month delay, nor does it confirm the pathologist's ruling details.

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