The death of a British man allegedly tortured in his Grenada home is being investigated in the UK after Caribbean authorities ruled his passing was ‘accidental’.
The body of Andrew Donald Frederick, 47, was discovered on January 4 this year on the floor of his home on the Caribbean island.
Mr Frederick’s body was then repatriated back to Britain after his passing was deemed to have been accidental.
But the deceased’s family later launched their own appeal for information, commissioning an independent forensic pathologist and a private investigator to look into the death.
The pathologist, approved by the Royal Grenada police force, found that
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