The inquest into a man who died in a Lowestoft park earlier this year has been suspended due to an ongoing investigation.
Gary Grant, 54, died in Lowestoft's Sparrow's Nest Garden in March this year.
At Suffolk Coroner's Court, it was heard that 999 had been called at 10.13pm and Mr Grant was found by emergency service responders.
When the inquest opened, it was reported that Mr Grant was found by emergency service responders with visible facial injuries and a glove in his mouth.
Despite efforts to save him, he could not be revived and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A post-mortem has been completed and the inquest into his death has been formerly suspended until January 8, 2027.
Amber Stebbings, 28 of no fixed address, has been charged with his murder.
Stebbings appeared at Great Yarmouth Magistrates’ Court on Monday, March 23 charged with the alleged murder of Mr Grant, before appearing via a video link at Ipswich Crown Court a day later.
Stebbings, whose address was given as Spashett Road in Lowestoft, spoke only to confirm her name and date of birth, with her solicitors stating that she has mental health issues, asking that diminished responsibility be considered.
She has pleaded not guilty and a trial date has been set to begin on November 9.
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