My daughter had tears rolling down her cheek when her sister arrived, then when I arrived, and when we prayed for her.

They did not get my daughter’s organs. We made sure of that.

As more of the documents are analysed, including CT scans, raw DICOM data, drug records, machine logs, recordings, and timelines, by clinicians, lawyers, a clear issue is emerging: the objective data does not match doctors’ statements.

This includes data recorded on the same day and the following day. Across all machines and recordings, there is no evidence of cardiac arrest.

One of the clinicians referenced in the records is Dr David Bentley, who works with Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance and previously worked in intensive care, alongside Dr Peter Anderson.

Despite the absence of cardiac arrest in the recorded data, rocuronium (140 mg) was administered by Dr Bentley to a 37 kg patient. The maximum dose in protocols should have been 37mg.

It is not a muscle relaxant as he stated under oath. In all pharmaceutical literature, it is very dangerous as it is a paralysing agent. It will not cause unconsciousness and it will not stop pain. The patient will hear and feel everything but be totally unable to respond or breathe. The dosage given was higher than what is given in chemical executions on death row in the USA to grown men. I am quoting literature.

My beautiful 23 year old daughter That context matters when paralysing agents, drug dosing, and recorded physiology are examined against the raw data.

Everything referenced here is documented. Including the documents with held from the inquest.

We have it all. We have enough.

We have more.

Now isn’t that interesting. The truth always prevails.