Deceased
Glenn Yates
Demographics
52y, male
Coroner
Decision ofDeputy State Coroner Devine
Date of death
2020-11-20
Finding date
2025-06-03
Cause of death
Unascertained
AI-generated summary
Glenn Yates, a 52-year-old man, died in misadventure while travelling by boat in the ocean off Eden NSW. His death was unascertained, occurring during boat travel in November 2020. The coronial investigation found no suspicious circumstances. This case highlights the risks associated with maritime activities and the importance of appropriate safety measures during boat travel, including life jackets, communication devices, and proper vessel maintenance. No specific clinical or medical intervention failures were identified.
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STATE CORONERS COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES Inquest: Inquest into the death of Glenn Yates Hearing dates: 3 June 2025, Coroners Court, Lidcombe Date of findings: 3 June 2025 Place of findings: Coroners Court, Lidcombe Findings of: Deputy State Coroner, Magistrate Devine Catchwords: CORONIAL LAW- Missing person, boat travel, no suspicious circumstances File number: 2021/00057019 Representation: Advocate Assisting the inquest: Sgt Timothy O'Donnell Findings: Identity of deceased: Glenn YATES Date of death: 20 November 2020 Place of death: Ocean off Eden NSW 2551 Manner of death: Misadventure Cause of death: Un ascertained Recommendations: Nil Publication orders: Nil Findings
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