But after suffering three falls in a single day, her health quickly worsened, and in March 2024, she was given a maximum of two years to live.
Kerry Todd, her younger sister, said at today’s Truro inquest: “Lynn was afraid of what was happening.” Ian, Fern, and the home were the last things she wanted to leave. Ian relied heavily on her.
She said that Mrs. Hunt was upset because she had motor neurone disease and was “scared” by the way the illness was affecting her body.
Despite having diabetes since his forties, Mr. Hunt was a loyal friend who “kept himself to himself” and “did everything together.”
In their last remark, Detective Constable Victoria Swann thanked family, friends, NHS employees, and caretakers while informing the coroner that there was no involvement from third parties.
