A 40-year-old woman dies days after taking the synthetic drug known as “monkey dust,” an inquest hears. Natalie Doorbar is found dead at a home in Biddulph, Staffordshire, on December 27, according to the report.
The accounts state that she used the substance shortly before her death. The inquest focuses on the circumstances surrounding her collapse and death, including the timeline after taking the drug. While the available reporting describes the alleged use of the synthetic drug and the location and date it is found, it provides limited further detail on causes beyond the fact of her use and the coroner’s consideration of what led to her death.
Because only one outlet’s account is provided here, there are no clearly differing angles or additional corroborating perspectives to reconcile across sources.
