Marine 'with too much anger' killed himself after MoD failed to conduct welfare interview on return from Afghanistan

A Royal Marine who took his own life on his return from Afghanistan was one of 90 per cent of troops who did not have a welfare interview within the 12-week guideline, an inquest was told today.

Dylan Kemp, a 28-year-old member of 42 Commando Royal Marines, wrote in a suicide note that he had 'too much anger'.

He was found dead in his flat in Croydon, south London in September 2009, two days after being charged with assaulting his girlfriend.       Read More