Overview
- The Pontypridd coroner recorded immersion in water as the medical cause of death for Anna Beaumont.
- Coroner Kerrie Burge said there was no eyewitness or medical evidence to explain why the experienced swimmer struggled.
- Anna had been seizure-free for three years following a childhood absence epilepsy diagnosis, and tests showed no seizure activity during hospital treatment or in the post-mortem examination.
- The 13-year-old was found floating and unresponsive about ten minutes into a family snorkelling trip at Discovery Cove in Orlando, with blood and water in her mask.
- Her family requested privacy after issuing a final statement and local tributes from her school and rowing club have honoured her memory.