Paris Attacks: Inquest Hears Moving Bataclan Death Testimony

The ex-girlfriend of a British man who died in the Bataclan massacre during attacks on Paris in November 2015 has testified to a court about his final moments.
Helen Wilson, who was a friend and former partner of Nick Alexander, a merchandise manager who died during the assault on the concert, said in written testimony to a coroner's inquest that she and Alexander played dead as gunmen stormed the building.
Her moving written statement described how she felt Alexander die while she attempted to resuscitate him. "He felt cold," she said, according to The Guardian. "His eyes had changed. He was lifeless."
Wilson told the inquest that Alexander had been the "love of her life."
The senior coroner for Essex, Caroline Beasley-Murray, recorded a verdict of unlawful killing at the inquest in Chelmsford.