Family of British journalist says no signs of foul play in death
The family of a British woman who died in an İstanbul airport bathroom while in transit to Iraq says it agrees with Turkish authorities that there were no signs of foul play.
A statement released Wednesday by Jacqueline Sutton's family and the Institute for War and Peace Reporting where she worked indicates they are satisfied with the Turkish investigation.
Turkish officials had said Monday she took her own life after missing a connecting flight to northern Iraq. Sister Jenny Sutton said the family was "deeply skeptical about initial reports" but now believe that no one attacked Jacqueline.
AP
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