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SAS selection deaths: Coroner's rulings due SAS selection deaths: Coroner's rulings under way
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The findings of an inquest into the deaths of three army reservists who were on an SAS selection exercise will be made public on Tuesday. A coroner investigating the deaths of three army reservists who were on an SAS selection exercise has begun delivering her findings.
L/Cpl Craig Roberts, from Conwy county, died during the Brecon Beacons march on one of the hottest days of 2013. L/Cpl Craig Roberts, died from the effects of heat exhaustion during the Brecon Beacons march on one of 2013's hottest days.
L/Cpl Edward Maher and Cpl James Dunsby also collapsed and later died. L/Cpl Edward Maher and Cpl James Dunsby also collapsed and later died from hyperthermia.
The inquest into the deaths sat for four weeks before adjourning for coroner Louise Hunt to consider her conclusions. Coroner Louise Hunt said: "I'm not here to apportion blame".
The men died after suffering heat exhaustion during an SAS reservist exercise in July 2013. The hearing in Solihull, West Midlands, has heard Cpl Dunsby would have been suffering signs of heat illness when he passed the penultimate check point but staff missed it.
The closing submissions at the hearing in Solihull, West Midlands, raised the issue of whether the coroner could consider a verdict of unlawful killing. It has also heard the test was the second time L/Cpl Roberts and L/Cpl Maher had attempted SAS selection.
The inquest into their deaths sat for four weeks before adjourning for Ms Hunt to consider her conclusions.
The closing submissions at the hearing raised the issue of whether the coroner could consider a verdict of unlawful killing.
Other issues of consideration include whether there was a gross failure on the part of the Ministry of Defence in ensuring that the exercise was carried out safely.Other issues of consideration include whether there was a gross failure on the part of the Ministry of Defence in ensuring that the exercise was carried out safely.