TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains references to suicide. Reader discretion is advisedActor Frazer Hammill, known for his roles in ‘Justice League’, ‘Emmerdale’, ‘The Heart Of Thomas Hardy’ and ‘Happy Valley’, has died aged 41. His death was announced earlier in January by ‘Emmerdale’ actress Amy Walsh. However, at the time of his death, no other details were shared with the public. Now, new revelations have been shared about how the actor died by suicide.
Frazer Hammill committed suicide a day after being taken into custody
As Metro reported, the actor was reported to have passed away on December 30 after being found unresponsive at his London home. He was arrested by Lancashire Police a few hours before his death.A statement from the report added: “Guard officers, speaking to Doncaster Coroner’s Court, described Frazer as being in ‘good spirits’ when he left the station after his arrest, adding that they had no concerns for his safety or mental wellbeing.” According to the report, he left a note to the neighbors not to do anything but to call the police. Another statement from the report, coroner Louise Slater, said: “Frazer Hammill passed away at his home on December 30. He was a single man, an actor, and he was very close to his family members.’
Tributes poured in for the actor
After hearing of his death earlier this year, many people posted tributes and emotional notes for the famous actor. The John Godber Theater Company also announced his death at their expense.Their message read: “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Frazer Hammill. Words cannot express how much we will all miss him who had the absolute joy of working with him.” Another person wrote: “I’m saddened by the news. He only spoke to Frazer before Christmas! I checked again, no word from him, tons of texts and calls, then to find the news that this beautiful, beautiful soul has passed away. BREAK A BEAUTIFUL SOUL THAT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.’ One netizen also commented under the post, “The biggest and kindest heart. There are no words.”NOTE: If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, or mental illness, seek professional help immediately from a doctor, mental health professional, or NGO. Helplines are also available.
