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Lara Nosiru, a top university student, leapt to her death off a bridge after taking a taxi there with a pal, back in January, an inquest heard on Thursday.
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The 23-year-old took LSD before going to Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol with fellow student, Kasumi Kishi. Two days later Ms Kishi told friends over a pizza how the two women had discussed suicide methods and killing themselves together.
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Fellow flatmate Alex Gough claimed Ms Kishi told the group that if someone wanted to die it was cruel to make them stay alive. Flatmate Solene Rebibo said at the meal Ms Kishi “seemed comfortable” talking about suicide to Ms Nosiru’s friends.
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The inquest heard that Ms Nosiru had suffered from depression for four years and took an overdose the night before her death. Psychotherapist Dr Niklas Serning said he had seen Ms Nosiru every week for a year and she was “extremely bright” and would discuss the meaning of life at their hourly sessions.
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Ms Kishi told cops she had hoped to convince Lara not to kill herself.
CCTV showed she twice pulled her from the edge before walking away.
Police looked at charges including assisting suicide but ruled no offence was committed.
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But Lara’s mum Olu, 50, blasted Ms Kishi, saying: “She could have saved her.” The Avon and Somerset coroner ruled Lara took her own life while under the influence of drugs.
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