Published 2 years ago

Jamal Edwards: Cocaine sparked death of entrepreneur, coroner concludes

Summary by Ground News

The 31-year-old music entrepreneur died at home in Acton, west London, on 20 February. A full inquest into his death has now taken place at West London Coroners' Court. Assistant coroner Ivor Collett said Edwards had taken cocaine, "causing cocaine toxicity and resulting cardiac arrhythmia"

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BBC News

Jamal Edwards: Cocaine sparked death of entrepreneur, coroner concludes

A toxicology report finds evidence of cocaine use, which probably caused the entrepreneur's death.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Jamal Edwards died of heart attack after using cocaine, coroner finds

YouTube star who helped launch careers of Ed Sheeran, Dave and Skepta died in February aged 31

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Jamal Edwards died from cardiac arrest after cocaine intake, inquest hears

Edwards’ friend Nick Hopper told the inquest that the entrepreneur was ‘panicking and sweating’ and acting ‘paranoid’ before he died

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Jamal Edwards died of heart attack after cocaine and drink session inquest finds

An inquest into the death of Loose Women star Brenda Edwards' son Jamal Edwards has found the music mogul passed away after suffering a cardiac arrest

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Jamal Edwards cause of death confirmed at inquest as mum Brenda shares statement

The entrepreneur, and son of ITV Loose Women star Brenda, died aged 31, in February

2 years ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Jamal Edwards died after taking cocaine, coroner concludes

Music entrepreneur Jamal Edwards was the founder of online urban music platform SBTV, which helped artists such as Dave, Ed Sheeran and Jessie J rise to prominence. In July, Sheeran released a video planned by Edwards, saying he would have loved seeing his vision brought to life.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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