Jaysley Beck: Army's handling of teen soldier's sexual assault complaint 'played part in her death', coroner says
- A coroner concluded that the Army's handling of Jaysley Beck's sexual assault complaint significantly contributed to her suicide on December 15, 2021, at Larkhill Camp.
- Leighann McCready, Beck's mother, stated that the Army was involved in a 'cover-up' and demanded independent investigations into soldier complaints.
- Bombardier Ryan Mason harassed Beck with thousands of messages, while Battery Sergeant Major Michael Webber sexually assaulted her, according to the inquest.
- Brigadier Melissa Emmett acknowledged Army shortcomings, stating they 'should have done so much more to support and protect' Beck.
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