Caroline Flack's assault case has reportedly been officially terminated as the court received the late star's death certificate.
According to British law, formal evidence of a death must be given to terminate an active case. Since Caroline's death certificate was handed over to the court, the CPS has issued a discontinuance, which ends the litigation. They continued: "Despite media coverage of Caroline’s death and public comments made by her family about her death we needed to make this a formality to close the case."Caroline's management recently slammed the CPS for pressing ahead with they had called a "show trial" after her boyfriend Lewis Burton said he didn't support it.
She continued: "The Crown Prosecution Service pursued this when they knew not only how very vulnerable Caroline was but also that the alleged victim did not support the prosecution and had disputed the CPS version of events.
Allegedly? What else were they going to do? These headers get worse every day!
It took the idiots 10 days? Did they think her ghost would appear and that they would use it to make an example out of it!