Dr. Gary Jenkins Biography – Wiki
Dr. Gary Jenkins, Cardiff Bay’s was left fighting for his life after the attack in the first hour. The consulting psychiatrist worked for Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust and was described as a “loving father of two children.”
In a statement, his family said: ‘We are shocked to announce the untimely death of Dr. Gary Jenkins, who was a loving father of two wonderful daughters.
He “lived his life happily with love, music, creativity, and dedication to his profession.”
Age
Dr. Gary Jenkins has died at the age of 54-years-old.
Investigation Statement
In a statement, his family said: ‘We are shocked to announce the untimely death of Dr. Gary Jenkins, who was a loving father of two wonderful daughters.
He “lived his life happily with love, music, creativity, and dedication to his profession.”
South Wales Police say they are currently not looking for anyone else in connection with the July 20 raid in Bute Park on the grounds of Cardiff Castle.
Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Wales said: “We are aware of the sad passing of Dr. Gary Jenkins and our thoughts are with his family and friends at this time.
We are in contact with the Crown Prosecution Service and HM Coroner regarding his death and this matter will now proceed as a murder investigation.
‘I would like to thank the public for his valuable assistance as we continue to investigate the circumstances of this incident.
Cause Of Death
A prominent psychiatrist and father of two died two weeks after being attacked on the grounds of Cardiff Castle.
Dr. Gary Jenkins, 54, of Cardiff Bay, was left fighting for his life after the early morning attack.
He tragically died on August 5 at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, 16 days after the attack, leaving his devastated family behind.
Suspect Charged
Three people, including a 16-year-old girl, have been charged with attempted murder. The charges are expected to be reviewed after her death.
While all three people have been charged, we continue to request information. No matter how insignificant the information may seem, it could be crucial to our investigation.
Detectives are eager to hear from anyone who was in Bute Park during the early hours of July 20, particularly anyone near the Millennium Walkway between midnight and 1:20 a.m. M.
Two men, Jason Edwards, 25, and Lee William Strickland, 36, both from Cardiff, appeared in Cardiff Magistrates Court on July 26.
A 16-year-old girl, who cannot be named due to her age, appeared in Cardiff Juvenile Court on July 28.
All three had been charged with attempting to assassinate Dr. Jenkins, were in pre-trial detention, and are due to appear in Cardiff Crown Court on 23 August.
Tributes
Patients, friends, and colleagues have also paid tribute to Dr. Jenkins. One colleague wrote: “For Gary, a very loved and highly respected colleague who was a lot of fun to work with.
“He was a wonderful, kind, and hardworking psychiatrist that we will miss very much in Cardiff and Vale.”
Another said: ‘Very sad for all his family and friends. I will miss our talks in the living room. A kind and caring man who liked the patients so much.
One man said: ‘This man has done more for my stepfather in six months than any other doctor has done in the last five years.
‘What a gentleman he was, he ALWAYS wanted the best for his patients and did not give up at the first obstacle. What a sad loss. The thoughts are with your family. ‘
A fundraising page has also been created in memory of him.
