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Photography student hanged himself



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Published Date: 10 May 2008
A SOUTH YORKSHIRE student who visited popular suicide spots as research for a photography project was found hanging from a tree, an inquest heard.
Christian Drane, aged 21, from Doncaster, was studying at Southampton Solent University when his body was discovered in woods on the outskirts of city.

An inquest into his death heard Mr Drane was a bright and popular student who was on target to
do well in his photography degree. PC Sam Weller said the former Armthorpe School pupil had been working on a photography project which involved taking pictures of suicide sites.

He said during one visit Mr Drane was approached by a member of the public who was concerned for his well-being.

A suicide note left by Mr Drane, read: "To mum and anybody that cares.
"I have done something I can never forgive myself for.

"I am a bad person. I am sorry. I love you."
Deputy Southampton Coroner Gordon Denson recorded a verdict Mr Dreane took his own life.

Speaking after the inquest, a spokeswoman for Southampton Solent University said: "We were shocked and saddened by the death of this bright young student whose life was cut tragically short."

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  • Last Updated: 10 May 2008 10:19 AM
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