For the first time, the woman mauled to death by a dog in Caterham has been identified.
Natasha Johnston of London has been identified as the woman killed in a dog attack. On January 12, the 28-year-old was walking a number of dogs around Caterham Viewpoint, at Gravelly Hill, in Caterham – just a short drive from the Croydon border – when she was mauled to death.
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An inquest into the death of the woman, who was reportedly a professional dog walker, was opened today at Surrey Coroner’s Court after police closed their criminal investigation, which resulted in no prosecutions. However, eight dogs were seized at the scene and are still being held in police custody pending a forensic investigation.
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