This is The Guardian.

Today, the chilling number of suicides being re-investigated as manslaughter.

Just a quick warning before we start, there is discussion and description of domestic abuse and suicide.

She had a big group of friends.

She enjoyed going on nights out.

She had two sisters who she was very close to.

She loved spending time with her family.

In photos, Georgia Bartar looks happy and relaxed.

A mass of blonde curls bobbed at the chin, framing a wide smile.

And when she was little, she had all this curly hair, and they used to call a Shirley Temple, but she was very, very shy, painfully shy, her mum described her as.

But then she started dancing.

She just loved it and she was very, very good at it.

At one point it looked like she might have a career

as a professional dancer and she really gained in confidence from that. Georgia won competitions

and medals. She even performed at London theatres. But after one night out, she was sexually assaulted.

The case went to court. Her attacker was jailed. She was deeply assaulted. The case went to court.

Her attacker was jailed.

She was deeply affected by it,

and she was later diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety and depression.

And she sort of stopped going out.

She stopped dancing.

And soon after, she was introduced to Thomas Bignall by a friend

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