Hoax call: Indian nurse's autopsy reports to be out today

London police say the result of an autopsy on the nurse involved in a prank call for information about the former Kate Middleton's hospital stay will be revealed on Thursday. Nurse Jacintha Saldanha was found dead on last Friday, three days after taking the call from an Australian radio station. Meanwhile, the Guardian Newspaper reports that she was found hanging at her flat but the Scotland Yard is yet to ...
08:56 AM, Dec 13, 2012

Hoax call: Nurse's autopsy report expected today London: The autopsy report of the Indian-origin nurse, who got caught up in a prank call made to a hospital treating Prince William's wife Kate, is expected on Tuesday which will conform the cause of the death. However, the distraught family of Jacintha Saldanha believe she died of shame after falling for the hoax. Jacintha was found dead at nurses' quarters next to the private King Edward VII hospital in...  
07:55 AM, Dec 11, 2012

Hoax call: Nurse's brother says she died of shame London: The distraught family of an Indian-origin nurse, who got caught up in a prank call made to a hospital treating Prince William's wife Kate, believe she died of shame after falling for the hoax. 46-year-old Jacintha Saldanha was found dead at nurses' quarters next to the private King Edward VII hospital in Marylebone, central London on Friday. Saldanha's brother Naveen has said that his sister has died of shame...  
01:16 AM, Dec 11, 2012

Hoax call death: Mangalore Diocese seeks probe Mangalore: The Mangalore diocese on Monday urged the Centre to prevail on authorities in London to thoroughly investigate the mysterious death of Indian origin nurse Jacintha Saldhana in that country. Monsignor Denis Moras Prabhu, Vicar general of the diocese, told reporters here they have urged External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid, Petroleum minister Veerappa Moily and former minister Oscar Fernandez to intervene to pressurise authorities in London to investigate the case...  
11:07 PM, Dec 10, 2012

UK hospital denies being contacted by Aus FM station London: The London hospital, where a prank call was made that apparently led to an Indian-origin nurse's death, today denied being contacted by the Australian radio station before they broadcast the hoax. 46-year-old Jacintha Saldanha was found dead at nurses' quarters next to the private King Edward VII hospital in Marylebone, central London on Friday, after falling for the hoax. The King Edward VII Hospital said the radio station that...  
10:56 PM, Dec 10, 2012

Hoax call death: Post-mortem to be conducted next week New Delhi: An apologetic Michael Christian and Mel Greig faced the camera for the first time since King Edward VII Hospital nurse Jacintha Saldanha died last week. It all began when Kate Middleton was admitted to hospital and the two RJs made a hoax call pretending to be the Queen and the Prince of Wales. Thinking that she was speaking to the Queen, Jacintha transferred the call to the nurse...  
06:26 PM, Dec 10, 2012

Hoax call death: 'Tried to contact hospital before airing prank'

The Australian radio station at the centre of the hoax call death controversy has defended its act saying that it did try to get in touch with the hospital before airing the prank call. ...
06:03 PM, Dec 10, 2012

Hoax call death: Demand grows for more curbs on media

Two australian radio jockeys called an Indian-origin nurse and tricked her to get details about Kate Middleton's pregnancy. The nurse was found dead in what's being called a case of suicide. ...
11:17 PM, Dec 08, 2012