London terror attack: Inquests in to death of four victims to open this week

The four victims and attacker Khalid Masood have been formally identified

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Goolistan Cooper

19:41, 27 MAR 2017

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Inquests into the four victims of last week’s London terror attack will open on Wednesday (March 29), police have announced.

The Met said it had presented evidence to coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox on Monday (March 27) afternoon, with the victim’s of Wednesday’s (March 22) Westminster terror attack now formally identified.

Police confirmed they are American tourist Kurt Cochran, 54, DLD College staff member Aysha Frada, 44, Leslie Rhodes, 75, and PC Keith Palmer, 48.

Attacker Khalid Masood, 52, has also been formally identified.

The inquest for the victims will open and adjourn at 2pm at Westminster Coroner’s Court.

Masood’s inquest will open and adjourn at the same location on Thursday (March 30) at 2pm.

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