Inquest into death of man stabbed in neck adjourned ahead of murder trial
A murder investigation was launched in North Walsham after the incident. Photo: Casey Cooper-Fiske - Credit: Archant
An inquest into the death of a man who was stabbed in the neck has been adjourned while criminal proceedings are ongoing.
Thomas Moore died following an incident near Antingham Drive, North Walsham, on October 3.
Emergency services were called and found the 42-year-old, of no fixed abode but from North Walsham, with an injury, before he died at the scene.
An inquest opened into his death on October 22, with area coroner Yvonne Blake listing his medical cause of death as a stab wound to the neck.
On Monday, January 4, she held a further hearing, where she told the court criminal proceedings were ongoing.
The inquest has now been adjourned for a further review on May 26.
Matthew Constantinou, 42, of Antingham Drive, North Walsham, was charged with murder following Mr Moore's death.
He denied the charge and is expected to stand trial at Norfolk Crown Court in April.
He was remanded in custody after being refused bail in a hearing in November.
Most Read
- 1 Norfolk's first mass Covid vaccination centre to open in food court
- 2 Stunning images capture Cromer in the snow
- 3 'Anti-social rider' has quadbike seized in the snow
- 4 Floral tributes left to driver killed in A148 crash
- 5 Norfolk wakes up to snow with more expected to fall
- 6 Jailed in Norfolk: Burglars, domestic abuse and threats to kill
- 7 Driver escapes serious injury after 4x4 flips onto roof
- 8 Are you in our Norfolk school photos from the 1970s?
- 9 Man who felt lonely caught drink-driving, court hears
- 10 Man in 20s dies and three hurt as Audi crashes into wall