Fabric death caused by MDMA toxicity

Jack Crossley, aged 18, died in August from a cardiac arrest after visiting the London club

News By | 5 January 2017

As London’s Fabric nightclub gears up to reopen this weekend, an inquest has found that MDMA toxicity was what caused the second death in the venue within six weeks last year. Jack Crossley, aged 18, died in August from a cardiac arrest after visiting the London club.

As London’s Fabric nightclub gears up to reopen this weekend, an inquest has found that MDMA toxicity was what caused the second death in the venue within six weeks last year.

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