A coroner will investigate the death of Fletcher Beasley, a 21-year-old law student from Brisbane, Australia, who died after falling from the Victoria Embankment in central London. His father is traveling to the United Kingdom to seek answers about the incident, which occurred in the early hours of June 25.
Beasley was reportedly with his girlfriend and friends at the popular riverside promenade when the fall took place. London Ambulance Service confirmed a man in his 20s died at the scene after falling from a height. Police stated that paramedics made efforts to save him but were unsuccessful.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Beasley was in his fourth year of studying Business and Law at the Queensland University of Technology and also worked as a research assistant at a tax specialist law firm. His parents, Katrina and Matt Beasley, described their son as a kind, generous, and loving individual who had a significant positive impact on those who knew him. They noted his enjoyment of sports, running, travel, and spending time with loved ones, highlighting his balanced approach to life.
The family has expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and established the Fletcher Beasley Fund. This fund aims to support the ongoing investigation into his death, assist his friends who were with him in London at the time, and help the family in their efforts to bring Beasley home. The fund also intends to support others affected by similar circumstances, reflecting Beasley's own generosity.
Beasley is survived by his parents, siblings Sam and Holly, and his long-term partner Angelina. The family stated that while his loss leaves an immeasurable void, his positive qualities will continue to influence the lives of those who knew him. The family mentioned that Beasley lived a