Salisbury Novichok Poisoning Inquiry Reveals Details of Dawn Sturgess's Tragic Death

Dawn Sturgess died after unknowingly applying a nerve agent concealed in a perfume bottle, as revealed in a public inquiry into the 2018 Salisbury poisoning incident.

Dawn Sturgess, 44, died after spraying Novichok on her wrists, mistaking it for perfume, leading to severe convulsions and foaming at the mouth.
Her boyfriend, Charlie Rowley, unknowingly gifted her the fake perfume bottle containing the nerve agent, which he found discarded in Amesbury.
The Novichok was believed to have been brought to the UK by Russian agents targeting former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury.
An inquiry is ongoing to investigate the circumstances of Sturgess's death, with evidence presented about the couple's activities prior to falling ill.
International warrants have been issued for Russian suspects, but extradition is unlikely due to Russian constitutional protections.