A young woman was discovered dead in her hotel room after traveling for a night out with her friends. At first, three men were questioned, but it wasn’t long before investigators determined her cause of death to be an accident, all because of one fatal bathroom mistake.
The unfortunate passing of 21-year-old Chloe Haynes is a story that serves as a reminder of the dangers associated with excessive alcohol consumption. From her home in North Wales, Chloe had traveled to Liverpool for a night out with friends.
After becoming highly intoxicated, she returned to the hotel room she was sharing with a colleague to sleep it off. Sadly, when her friend returned in the morning he was confronted with an unimaginable sight – Chloe had been crushed to death by an old and heavy wardrobe.
It seems like drinking has become commonplace among young people these days and is seen as no more than just a form of innocent fun – something which should be done responsibly but not taken too seriously. Unfortunately, this attitude can have dire consequences if things get out of control – as evidenced by the tragic story of Chloe Haynes.
Her mother Nicola Williams believes that while alone in her room at the Britannia-run hotel, tragedy struck because her daughter became confused while trying to find the bathroom or exit and opened the door of what she thought was either one or another only for it to turn out be a heavy piece of furniture instead which subsequently fell on her and took away her life in an instant.
This heartbreaking tale serves as yet another reminder that irresponsible drinking can have serious consequences which should not be underestimated or disregarded simply because everyone else around you appears to be doing it without consequence. Had Chloe’s friend stayed with her rather than returning to his party then maybe things would have ended differently – but alas we will never know what could have been since this fatal mistake costed Chloe’s life so tragically young.
It also demonstrates how vulnerable drunk individuals are especially when they find themselves alone late at night in unfamiliar environments such as hotels where they may make fatal mistakes due to confusion brought on by intoxication.
