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Chloe, 21, found crushed to death in hotel room and it's still a mystery
Caernarfon and Denbeigh Herald
|June 11, 2025
INVESTIGATION GOES ON THREE YEARS AFTER THE TRAGEDY
A PROBE into the death of a “kind and caring” young woman from North Wales continues almost three years later. Chloe Haynes, 21, was crushed to death by a wardrobe in the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool city centre.
In the early hours of September 10, 2022, she was discovered dead in her hotel room at the Britannia hotel. Following her death, three men were arrested on suspicion of murder, but they were later released without charge when police concluded the death was accidental.
In the months after, an investigation was launched by Liverpool Council’s Environmental Health department. But when approached for an update into the investigation and whether or not criminal prosecution remains a possibility, the council said the investigation is ongoing and there is no timeframe on when the investigation may be concluded.
It comes after a pre-inquest review into Ms Haynes’ death was pushed back after initially being listed with Liverpool Coroner's Office for Thursday, June 5.
Chloe's mum, Nicola Williams, said at the time of her daughter's death she is determined to find every detail of how the “petite and beautiful” girl she nicknamed “birdy” died in such tragic circumstances.
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