A PETTY officer died from a gunshot wound on the same Royal Navy warship where a fellow sailor killed himself, an inquest heard today.
His death came 12 years after Samuel "Ricky" Hatton, 20, shot himself on the same warship at Portsmouth Naval Base.
Christopher Wilkinson, senior coroner for Hampshire, said a full inquest into PO Paxton's death would look at the issue of security and weapons and ammunition onboard Navy ships.Iconic game show to return to screens after 15 years sparking bidding war "He probably presented as being a typical man, not wanting to put anyone to any bother and trying to sort it all out himself.case, and from all the conversations we had he was worried, but not unduly worried, but I think he should have had more support from the navy for his mental health."
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