The family of a mum-of-three who died after being found with serious head injuries at home have said they are "very frustrated" after an inquest was unable to establish how she died. Susan Moore died on August 27 last year after emergency services were called to her flat in Cwmbran.
Ms Moore, 53, of Redbrook Way, was found unresponsive on her bedroom floor that morning with injuries to her head and eye and was taken to University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, where she died later that day. Her family issued a statement at the time saying they were "deeply saddened" by their loss and described Ms Moore as "a proud daughter and mother-of-three who will be sorely missed."
Ms Moore's partner Andrew Jenkins was later charged with her murder, a charge he pleaded not guilty to. In December last year that charge was dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service (CSPS). A Cardiff Crown Court spokesperson said at the time that "a large body of medical evidence" had been considered but that the "prosecution was not in a position to prove the case and [was] offering no evidence." Mr Jenkins was discharged and Gwent Police said the death was no longer being treated as suspicious.
