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Concerns Ignored: Man Dies After Multiple Mental Health Referrals
27 Feb
Summary
- Multiple referrals were made before Tyran Jones' death.
- Mental health professionals allegedly ignored critical concerns.
- The inquest heard Tyran Jones was autistic and known to services.

An inquest revealed multiple concerns were raised about Tyran Jones, a 30-year-old man with mental health issues, in the days leading up to his death by suicide at his Northfield, Birmingham home on March 30, last year. Referrals were made by an ambulance service, a housing association, a charity, and Birmingham Edgbaston MP Preet Gill. Jones, who was autistic, had been under the care of mental health services for at least a decade, with specialist community teams supporting him at the time of his death.




