A takeaway worker found washed up on a Welsh beach was told he would need facial surgery by hospital staff for a wound he suffered in an assault prior to his death. But Evgheni Guzun, 30, from Dublin, discharged himself from hospital against medical advice and was last seen alive near the River Liffey in the Irish capital on November 30, 2021.
He was found on the beach at Rhosneigr, Anglesey, three weeks later on morning of December 12, 2021 by a dog walker, an inquest in Caernarfon was told. Mr Guzun had moved to Dublin from Moldova in early November 2021 for work.
Later that month he was admitted to hospital. Staff there told him that he would require facial surgery due to the injury he had sustained in the assault. Before he discharged himself from hospital he was assessed by the psychology team and a social worker who found no cause for concern, the hearing was told.
