Student's body was found at foot of cliffs

Lyutfi Lyutfiev had not sought medical advice or help and had not told anyone of his intentions, Assistant Dorset Coroner Brendan Allen was told.

But, after his death, a study of his laptop revealed he had been searching for information about suicide and death in the months leading up to his death.

An inquest heard that Mr Lyutfiev, 21, had taken a year out of his studies and was living in Didcot with his parents.

He was working in a warehouse at the time of his death in October last year. The inquest was told Mr Lyutfiev’s body was spotted by climbers on the morning of October 21.

His body was recovered after a “technically challenging” operation by coastguards, RNLI crews, police and paramedics.

A post mortem examination revealed he died of blood loss due to severe cuts to his arms.

His body was found on a boulder near the foot of cliffs at Cattle Troughs, near Anvil Point.

It is believed he had scrambled down cliffs to an isolated location before taking his own life.

Mr Allen recorded a conclusion of suicide.

There are a number of organisations offering support for people who have be struggling with mental health issues or suicidal thoughts.
* Help and support is available from the Samaritans 24-hours a day, seven days a week on 116 123. You can also email jo@samaritans.org.
* Papyrus is a dedicated service for young people up to the age of 35 who are worried about how they are feeling, or anyone concerned about a young person. 
You can call the HOPElineUK number on 0800 068 4141, or text 07786 209697, or email pat@papyrus-uk.org.
* NHS Choices is a 24-hour national helpline providing health advice and information. Call them free on 111. 
* C.A.L.M. is a national helpline for men to talk about any issues they are having. Call 0800 58 58 58.
* Childline (for children and young people under 19) 0800 1111
* The Silver Line (for older people) 0800 4 70 80 90