No sinister motive behind head injury in Sittingbourne
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By Hayley Robinson
Police officers have spoken to
a man who was found with a serious head injury almost nine
weeks ago.
The 63-year-old, who was named
locally as John Scott, was found at his home in Ambleside,
Sittingbourne, by a visiting relative on January 16.
Mr Scott was rushed to King’s
College Hospital, London.
Forensic officers combed the house
for clues and house-to-house inquiries were carried out in a bid to
establish what had happened.
Police tape sealed off the house
and it remained under police guard for almost a week.
Investigating officer Det Insp Ged
Boulton says he is satisfied no third party was involved in the
incident.
He said: "Although a medical expert
had already looked at the man’s injuries and come to the conclusion
that they were not the result of an assault we kept an open mind as
to what happened until we were able speak to the man ourselves.
"We have now spoken with him and
although he is still confused as to what happened we are satisfied
at this stage there is no third party involvement."
Thursday, March 18 2010
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