BREAKING NEWS: Saudi prince found dead in luxury London hotel room
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Irfan Baloch
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makes me recall the story where a Saudi prince was recorded by cctv footage constantly hitting his servant in London and that servant was later on found dead due to torchure as well. the Saudi prince managed to leave the country without any prosecution.
KingQamaR
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PAKISTANFOREVER
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These guys will ONLY MESS with or kill someone who is MUCH MUCH weaker than them. These gulfis CANNOT fight and will NOT DARE try it on with a fighting man. They are cowards, girly men of the highest order. This despicable coward probably thinks he's hard because he killed an innocent poor servant. To hell with him and his kind.
KingQamaR
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Problem with a section of GCC Arabs debauchery behaviour is bc. This what happens when you have too much money and no need to work? Lost purpose in life.
PAKISTANFOREVER
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KingQamaR
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These GCC state monsters and other Arab leaders are complicit in Gaza Genocide..
RescueRanger
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LolSaudi prince found dead in luxury London hotel room
Story by Ed Holt and Lettice Bromovsky
A Saudi prince who was found dead in a luxury London hotel room with a cocktail of alcohol and party drugs in his system has been pictured for the first time.
Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi al Saud, 29, was discovered by a cleaner on the bathroom floor of his £600-a-night room at the Marriott Hotel in Kensington on November 25 last year
The prince had previously spent time at the Priory Clinic in Roehampton, south-west London, where rehab treatments can cost up to £35,000 a week.
During his time at the facility in August last year he underwent detoxification from alcohol, benzodiazepines and the anti-anxiety drug pregabalin.
A post-mortem concluded the Saudi royal suffered a cardiac arrest after ingesting alcohol, the party drug GHB and a number of other substances.
An assistant coroner ruled his death was a tragic misadventure, finding there was no evidence he intended to take his own life.
Saudi prince found dead in luxury London hotel room
Locked Fifth-Floor Room
Inner West London Coroner's Court heard the prince had checked into the west London hotel on November 19 for what was due to be a week-long stay.
The last confirmed sighting of him came on CCTV the previous evening when he left the hotel to smoke a cigarette before returning alone
The following day, a cleaner entered his locked fifth-floor room and found him lying fully clothed on the bathroom floor.
Hotel security staff and paramedics were called, but despite attempts to revive him he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Toxicology tests revealed Prince Abdullah had a blood alcohol level of 222mg per 100ml of blood - almost three times England's legal drink-drive limit of 80mg.
The inquest heard this level alone was within a range that could potentially cause a coma.
Saudi prince found dead in luxury London hotel room
Prior Treatment
He was also found to have potentially fatal levels of Gamma-hydroxybutyrate, commonly known as GHB, in his system.
Tests also detected traces of cannabis, the anti-anxiety medication alprazolam, better known as Xanax, in a recreational dose, alongside other anti-anxiety medicines present at therapeutic level
The court was told the prince had struggled with alcohol misuse and Xanax before his death.
During his stay at the Priory, consultant psychiatrist Dr Victoria Chamorro said he had 'engaged well' during treatment and that the detox had 'proceeded without physical side effects.'
'He was supportive and kind to his peers, making friends,' she said in a statement.
'He was assessed as having symptoms of low mood and anxiety on admission.
'When he was discharged he was considered not to be at risk of [self-murder]. He was discharged with a friend but then failed to attend scheduled Zoom appointments.
'Nevertheless there was no concern for him. He engaged well and completed his treatment.'
Saudi prince found dead in luxury London hotel room
Misadventure Verdict
Following his discharge from the Priory, Prince Abdullah continued treatment at the private Rainford Hall clinic in St Helens, Merseyside, where stays can cost around £7,000 a week.
The inquest heard he was also diagnosed with an upper respiratory tract infection before recovering and leaving the clinic on October 14.
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A post-mortem examination found he had no underlying acute or chronic illnesses and concluded his death resulted from the combined effects of multiple drugs and alcohol.
Assistant Coroner Jean Harkin said there was nothing to suggest the prince intended to end his life.
She noted there had been no concerns raised by staff at either treatment centre, he had not expressed [self-murder] thoughts to anyone and no note was found in his hotel room.
The coroner also said CCTV footage showed no evidence of anyone else entering his room before his death.
Recording a conclusion of death by misadventure, with the medical cause of death given as multi-drug ingestion, Mrs Harkin added: 'I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the family of Abdullah.'
"death by misadventure"...
Starlord
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kinda remind of this scene from "Meet the Spartan" movie, its a paraody of 300.
RescueRanger
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Ahaha yes I remember this movie, that scene with the song"raging homosexuals"...
Starlord
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He got what he wanted, A Glorious Death hahahhhaAhaha yes I remember this movie, that scene with the song"raging homosexuals"...
