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A man slept next to his girlfriend's rotting body for several days before his roommates noticed a nauseating odor, an investigation said.
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The body of Walentyna Kunicka-Michalak, 20, was discovered by the roommates of her boyfriend, Karol Leszcynski, 19, in the Black Friars' common house in Leicester on Sunday 27 May.
Leszcynski had lied to his roommates after the death of his girlfriend – and he continued to sleep in the room they shared, heard the Leicester Crown Court last month.
Leszcynski pleaded guilty to preventing his legal and decent burial between May 20 and May 27, reports Leicester Live.
Today, the cause of his death has not been deemed suspicious.
It was learned at the Leicester Crown Court that several days pbaded before other occupants suspected something was wrong and discovered his body.
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There was a heat wave and the smell in the house led roommates to investigate.
They entered the locked room and found her body on the floor under a duvet before the police were called.
Leszczynski, who had been in pre-trial detention for five months and whose interpretation had been interpreted by a Polish translator, was sentenced to four weeks' suspended sentence at six months.
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The court reportedly learned that Walentyna was suffering from a conbad heart defect and had been operated on open heart three times since childhood.
The young couple left the city of Pila, Poland, to go to England on March 18, the court said.
Walyntyna had the intention of improving her English and had to start working for an agency in Leicester.
Today, Dr. Christina Swann, Deputy Coroner for Leicester and South Leicestershire, conducted the investigation on Walyntyna.
At a documentary hearing at the City Hall in Leicester, she read reports of pathologist Mike Biggs and Detective Constable Kim Welford.
She said that the body of the 20-year-old girl was found dressed, her face wrinkled, in a state of decomposition, on May 27.
Dr. Biggs' post mortem examination report on May 28 at the Leicester Royal Infirmary concluded that there were no recent injuries that could have caused or contributed to his death or any significant internal injuries.
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There was evidence of underlying heart disease, he added, although the state of decomposition makes it difficult to determine the cause of death.
His report added that no cause of death could be identified and that, as a result, he was registered as unidentified.
DC Kim Welford's coroner's report concluded that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
In recording an open conclusion, Dr. Swann said, "Despite a post-mortem examination, the cause of death has not been established.
"The police investigation did not reveal any suspicious circumstances directly related to his death.
"I would like to take this opportunity to express sympathy and condolences to his family for their sad loss."
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