UK demands action 10 months after British man's death in Grenada
· Politics · United Kingdom
Ten months after British father Andrew Frederick was found dead in a ransacked property in Grenada, a time-critical investigation has stalled because of diplomatic delays between the two countries, The Guardian reported. Police closed the case despite an autopsy ruling his death a homicide. Charity workers are demanding government action.
Why it matters：The stalled case highlights how diplomatic friction can obstruct cross-border justice for ordinary citizens.
Key points
- An autopsy ruled Andrew Frederick's death a homicide.
- Police closed the case; investigators face diplomatic delays.
Sources (original reporting)
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