Woman jailed at 17 for killing violent man suffered abuse after release, Cornwall inquest hears

Stacey Hyde, 32, had an incredibly difficult period of time' and died from bulimia, coroner concluded

A woman who was jailed for life for murdering a violent man when she was 17, spending five years in prison before a successful appeal, suffered exploitation and abuse after she was freed, her inquest has been told.

Stacey Hyde faced drug and alcohol issues after her release and the coroner who heard her inquest concluded she had died of bulimia.