Hoax call death: 'Jacintha slammed Australian RJs, hospital staff in suicide notes'

London: The Guardian on Friday revealed the content of the three suicide notes left behind by Indian-origin nurse Jacintha Saldanha, who was found dead a day after receiving a prank call by two Australian radio presenters who impersonated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles seeking to know the details of "their granddaughter" Kate Middleton, who is pregnant and was at the hospital at the time.

According to The Guardian, the first note of Saldanha criticised the two radio jockeys, Mel Greig and Michael Christian. The second note carried details for her funeral while the third note slammed the staff at the hospital where she worked.

The Scotland Yard investigation is ongoing.

Jacintha Saldanha, a nurse at a London hospital that was treating pregnant Kate Middleton, was found dead a day after receiving a prank call.

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