‘Missed opportunities’ to prevent woman’s death in prison cell fire, inquest finds

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An inquest found "missed opportunities" contributed to the death of Clare Dupree, 48, at HMP Eastwood Park in Gloucestershire in December 2022. Dupree, who had severe mental illness, died from smoke inhalation after starting a fire in her cell with a vape. The jury determined that the lack of automatic fire detection in the cell delayed the discovery of the fire. Jurors also found that an incorrect diagnosis of emotionally unstable personality disorder contributed to her incarceration. Dupree's family described her struggles with mental health and drug use following a childhood surgery and rape. She was imprisoned after threatening a security guard while stealing a pregnancy test, influenced by an abusive partner.
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