An inquest hears that 22-year-old estate agent Isabelle Sapherson-Moralee, known as “Izzy,” dies after years of ketamine use. Multiple reports say the class B drug was taken for about five years, and that her health deteriorates until her body “shuts down.” The accounts also describe the long-term effects of her drug use, including reported difficulty with bladder control that leads to her spending around £500 a month on incontinence pads. The inquest details further that her death follows a period of ongoing substance misuse, with information presented about her lifestyle and the impact on her physical condition over time. The reporting frames the case as a Coroner’s inquest into the circumstances of her death, focusing on drug history and the consequences described during the proceedings. The articles do not provide additional confirmed medical findings in the brief summaries, but they collectively outline a single narrative of prolonged ketamine use followed by fatal decline.