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Body of warehouse employee discovered at residential property

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A storage facility employee was discovered deceased at his residence, according to proceedings at an inquest opening.

Matthew Somers, a Didcot resident, was discovered deceased at his home on Monday, May 11.

Proceedings were commenced into the death of the 39-year-old warehouse employee at Oxfordshire Coroner’s Court by area coroner Nicholas Graham on Tuesday, May 19.

Court documents stated that family members discovered him deceased at his residence.

A post-mortem examination has been conducted and the cause of death has been recorded as hanging.

The matter has been postponed for a full inquest to be held at Oxfordshire Coroner’s Court on August 6, due to commence at noon.

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