Eastgate House on Thorpe road, Norwich, home of the Norfolk Coroner's office.
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Inquest to be opened into the death of a 21-year-old man from the Cromer area
Friday, August 3, 2012
4:09 PM
The inquest into the death of a north Norfolk man will be opened later this month.
Christopher Robinson, 21, died at his home in the Cromer area on Wednesday after he was found hanged.
Touching tributes have started pouring in on social networking site Facebook.
One friend described him as “a lovely boy” while another message read: “Thoughts are with a special family today at this sad time. Still can’t believe it - RIP Chris.”
Another message simple said: “You will be missed.”
The inquest will be opened on Monday August 6 at 2pm at the Thorpe Road coroners office in Norwich and will be adjourned for further enquiries.
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