https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-63349643?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGAA father whose child died at a mental health hospital where a culture of abuse was uncovered has told of his hopes for answers from an inquest.
Rowan Thompson, 18, was one of three people who died over a nine-month period at Prestwich Hospital in Greater Manchester.
The BBC's [size=inherit]
Panorama[/size] found a "toxic culture" of "bullying" at another unit to where Rowan was being treated.
Marc Thompson said he needed "an answer to the question how my child died".
Gill Green, chief nurse at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Trust, expressed her "heartfelt condolences to Rowan's family, friends and all who have been affected by this tragedy".
"We are fully cooperating with the inquest process," she added.
Rowan, who identified as non-binary, had been sectioned at the hospital while on remand awaiting trial accused of murdering their mother Joanna Thompson, 50, in July 2019.
She was stabbed more than 100 times at her home in Hambledon, Hampshire.
Rowan
admitted manslaughter but died just days before the murder trial, which was due to begin in October 2020.
