Lady Commits Suicide After Narrating Difficult Life In Lockdown

Not even kind words from mum and friends could make her change her mind

It first started with her writing a haunting message on facebook about struggling with life in the lockdown, and next she vanished in the middle of the night.

Now, the conclusion of thef estate agent girl, Chelsie Dack, 23, is that she has taken her own life.

Strong backings to the line of thinking is her scribbling on Facebook that life was “getting scarier by the day” according to Daily Mail reports.

She added that she had “really underestimated this current situation” just weeks before she disappeared from her home in Gorleston-on-Sea in Norfolk in the early hours of Monday.

Police called off a search on Wednesday and said they believed Chelsie had entered fast-flowing water and been swept away after her phone was found on the pier in the seaside town near Great Yarmouth.

Just three weeks earlier on March 28, Chelsie wrote on Facebook: ‘I really underestimated this current situation, and I never really make a Facebook post but I wanted too tonight.”’I don’t watch the news because I think it makes me feel worse but I see things and read about them online and it gets scarier by the day”.

In response to the post, her mother, Dawn Howell, urged her daughter to move back home if she was feeling lonely, which Chelsie insisted she wasn’t.

Ms Howell went on to tell her: “I worry about you,” in comments under the post, which was written just days after the coronavirus lockdown was announced.

Chelsie wrote: “I really underestimated this current situation, and I never really make a Facebook post but I wanted to tonight.

“I don’t watch the news because I think it makes me feel worse but I see things and read about them online and it gets scarier by the day.

“I think everyone is going through something at the moment even if it means just being lonely for a second.

“I hope all of my friends and family are safe, and I hope everyone is keeping well.

“I am only a message away if anyone ever wants a chat, these times only make you think about what is important.’

As well as her mother, friends also commented, telling her “we love you loads” and that the videos she was posting were “keeping us all going”.

After Chelsie was reported missing, Ms Howell said: “I cannot get my head around this.

“It’s very out of the ordinary as she is the most bubbliest person.

“She really is so happy and cheerful. I’ve got no idea at all why she might have gone missing. We were texting last night and she seemed absolutely fine.

“Hopefully someone will find her safe and well as I just want her back.”

Despite the post, she insisted she didn’t think her daughter was depressed because of the lockdown.

She said: “I don’t think it was anything to do with that, she was happy.

‘We just don’t understand it.”

After Norfolk Police decided to call of searches Great Yarmouth policing commander, Superintendent Mike Britton, said: “We’ve carried out extensive local searches involving dedicated search teams, dog units, National Police Air Service, the coastguard, RNLI and Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue and the coastguard helicopter”.

“Unfortunately there has been no sign of Chelsie and she hasn’t used her bank accounts or social media accounts since the early hours of Monday morning.

“This, combined with CCTV inquiries, leads us to believe the most likely scenario is that she has entered the water”.