Cosmetics treatment doctor drinking alcohol and drugs, drowned in Bath after her boyfriend had a stall one night, inquired to hear

One inquired said an aesthetic doctor drowned in the bathtub after drinking and drug cocktails while her boyfriend was on standby with another woman.

“The love of her life” fell into destruction as Dr. Rielle Longhurst, 30, wandered on a trip to France.

She left notes for her mom’s Phyllis and dad Graham and Georga sisters, then lit the scented candles, drank and overdose.

But assistant coroner Jean Harkin said she wasn’t sure she was going to end her life and said it would likely draw attention to wanting to hurt Mr. Procter & Gamble, “like he hurt her.”

The investigation revealed that Dr. Longhurst was one of five siblings and a talented grammar school student who was inspired after suffering an injured knee as a child.

She studied medicine at the University of Liverpool and was qualified in 2017, initially working for the NHS.

But her father, Graham Longhurst, said she sometimes struggles at work because she is a sensitive person.

He said: “One of the reasons she doesn’t like being a doctor is that she is so sympathetic and she finds it hard to forget the pain and pain of the patients.

Aesthetics doctor was found drowned in a bathtub after drinking alcohol and drug cocktail

Assistant Coroner Jean Harkin

“She will do her best to make them comfortable for these reasons.

“She’s a girl who is not one or nothing.”

Dr. Longhurst began working as an aesthetician in a branch of Dr. Medispa in London in June 2023, where she specializes in non-surgical cosmetic treatments, including fillers, botulinum toxins and miniature details.

She met her boyfriend, Mr. Proctor in 2021, and Mr. Longhurst talked about her daughter’s feelings for him: “Charlie is her lifelong love, everything she wants.

“Charlie is wandering, it really makes her unhappy.”

A statement from Mr Proctor revealed that the night before her death the couple argued about his former infidelity, a night in France.

The court of the Interior London Coroner heard about how he went to Longhurst apartment in Notting Hill, West London on August 21, 2024, and sent her a letter, but she was unhappy, “commentary on wanting suicide”, but he didn’t think she was serious.

During the argument, Dr. Longhurst took the keys to the apartment, and he left after 10 p.m. to go back to his parents’ home to sleep.

Investigation learned that Dr. Longhurst was one of five siblings and a talented grammar school student, inspired to become a doctor after an injured knee as a kid

Mrs. Hajin said: “He woke up late and found that she didn’t answer the phone.

“It’s unusual for her because she’s always using social media.”

Mr. Procter and Gamble drove back to the apartment the next day to August 22, but was unable to access due to locking, and his key was inside.

Mrs. Hakin said: “He noticed that the bathroom window was open, looking at the bathroom, and saw Rielle in the bathroom, submerged, unconscious, breathless, and obviously dead.”

He squeezed through the window, removed Dr. Longhurst from the tub, and took her to the front bedroom where he tried CPR.

The London Ambulance Service paramedics were summoned at 12.03pm and appeared on the scene five minutes later, but Dr. Longhurst was dead.

Det Con Jorge Sobral of the Metropolitan Police Department said the baths where Dr. Longhurst is located are almost full.

He told the court that two glasses of wine were found, one with roses and an empty wine with a powder residue.

Dr. Longhurst, who took a photo with Mr. Proctor, began working as an aesthetic doctor in June 2023

In a hallway pot, empty medicine was found, as well as half-empty packaging in the bathroom.

He also found a letter to her parents and sister George.

Her cell phone is supported by a faucet on the bathtub.

Det Con Sobral said: ‘Mr. Procter said he had debates with her about his previous infidelity.

“In that argument, Rielle picked up the key.

“Rielle is sending their photos together, but when he wakes up he sees that his message has not been read and that she is not on social media, which is unusual. ”

CCTV confirmed that when Proctor said he had, he had left London.

Dr. Longhurst’s beloved dog Arthur was also found on the property, and the family said it was hard for them to believe that pet lovers would let him support himself.

A toxicology report found that Dr. Longhurst had ethanol or alcohol in his blood, 124 mg per 100 ml. Drink drive limit is 80mg

Tory Kaye, a friend of Dr. Longhurst, said she last saw her at 3.20 pm on August 21.

She kept sending messages to the woman, and Mr. Tolt deceived her to get the details of their night.

“It disturbed Rielle,” Ms. Kay said.

Mr. Procter & Gamble’s phone was caught.

On August 20, Dr. Longhurst sent him a message saying, “She wanted to die because he was deceived.”

A day later, she sent him a few text messages, thanking him for his time together, wishing him luck and sending him a link to Spotify Playlist.

He responded, but she didn’t.

Det Con Sobral said notes were key and led by “Rielle: Letter of Intent.”

Dr. Longhurst’s cause of death was drowned, which is a factor contributing to the harmful effects of alcohol

He added: “The notes describe how much she loves George and Mr. Longhurst and Mrs., as well as some of the pain she has gone through and what her thinking process is.

“She said she loved them, but she couldn’t move on.”

Dr. Susan Paterson, the president of Toxicology at Imperial College London, conducted a toxicology report and said Dr. Longhurst’s blood had ethanol or alcohol of 124 mg per 100ml. The drink drive limit is 80mg.

Her cause of death was drowned, a factor in the harmful effects of drinking.

Mr Longhurst told The Choolest that the family was not satisfied with the way they were told by a caregiver that they died, who called him and told him that his daughter died while driving.

The coroner said she will write to London Ambulance Services to remind them of the sensitivity surrounding sudden death and how to communicate to their families.

In short, Mrs. Hajin recorded an unfortunate conclusion and said, “We heard that Riel is very talented, very smart and loved by everyone.

“We heard that the breakdown of her relationship with her partner was bothering her and she commented on comments that she didn’t want to live, but I didn’t find it unusual in a relationship.

Coroner records an unfortunate conclusion that her family and Mr. Proctor believe she has no intention of dying

“In addition, we know toxicological evidence that Rielle took opioids at high levels, but that doesn’t mean the deadly level.

“She also drinks alcohol, and this combination will have an inhibitory effect on the nervous system.

“This will make her very sleepy and drowsy.

“She was in the bathtub, the candle was lit, and the phone was in the position she could see.

The family told me that despite leaving notes, she didn’t want to die.

Rielle died of drowning, which made her weight sleepy and immersed in water.

“There is likely evidence that Rielle expects Charlie to arrive and may want to hurt him because he hurts her.

“We have intentional records, but what we don’t know is whether it was written at that time, so we cannot be sure that the banknote was written before her death.

“Charlie might find her notes and realize her influence, which is likely on the balance of evidence.

Charlie’s evidence is that he doesn’t believe she will take her life.

“The family and Charlie know her very well and they don’t believe she intends to die.”

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