The discovery of the body of Lee Collins, the leader of Yeovil Town and Forensic Medicine, reveals the cause of death
The investigation began when Collins did not attend the training on March 31, and was questioned at the West Linz Hotel near Yeovil, where he was present to find his body.
The British authorities announced the discovery of the body of Lee Collins, captain of the Yeovil Town team belonging to the fifth division of English football several days ago, in the hotel room where he was staying with the team.
According to the British newspaper "The Sun", the coroner revealed the details of the death of the 32-year-old English player, who confirmed that he had died by hanging.
The forensic doctor also explained that the initial autopsy of the player's body revealed that he had died by hanging, and that they were awaiting additional tests, and an additional investigation would be opened to find out the cause of death, which is still unknown until now, and to hear several witnesses.
The investigations began when "Collins did not attend the training on March 31, and was questioned at the West Linz Hotel near Yeovil, where he was present, and hung in his room."
The defender began his career with Wolverhampton Wanderers, passing through Hereford, Port Vale, Barnsley, Shrewsbury, Northampton, Mansfield and Forest Green.
The Yeovil Town Club account posted a video of the captain depositing him
ونشر حساب نادي يوفيل تاون فيديو يودع فيه قائد الفريق @YTFC#YTFCpic.twitter.com/ViLvXGzLRT
— مجلة الرَّجل (@ArrajolM) April 8, 2021
