UK Demands Action 10 Months After British Man's Death in Grenada

The Guardian · world

Charity workers are urging the UK government to intervene nearly 10 months after the death of British man Andrew Frederick in Grenada. His body was found in a ransacked property, and an autopsy ruled his death a homicide due to blunt force trauma and torture. However, Grenadian police closed the case, stating no basis for homicide was found. Frederick's family is devastated, especially after a second autopsy in the UK revealed his organs were missing.