His sisters, Marsida Keci and Jola Dushku, have questioned how their brother, who they said had struggled with his mental health since the death of their parents, was allowed to be moved to the Bibby Stockholm. He said that on December 11, Mr Farruku returned to the room at about 6pm and then went into the shower. The inquest heard that the security guards found Mr Farruku in the shower and tried unsuccessfully to give him first aid. Levana Coker, who worked as a stewardess on the Bibby Stockholm, told the hearing that she had been advised informally to “stay away” from a resident who was behaving unusually. Isabella Basstone, a receptionist on the Bibby Stockholm, attended to Mr Farruku as he arrived at the barge.