The family of Andrew Frederick, a 47-year-old British man whose body was discovered at a property in Grenada (a Caribbean island nation) on 4 January, is urging Grenadian authorities to cooperate with a Metropolitan Police criminal investigation into his death. A privately commissioned autopsy initially ruled the death a homicide, but Grenadian prosecutors later said there was no basis for that conclusion; Frederick's body was subsequently repatriated to the UK, where a second autopsy found his organs to be missing and the cause of death "unascertained." The family says the Met's formal investigation, announced at a West London inquest hearing, marks "a significant turning point" and is pressing both governments to coordinate their efforts to establish how Frederick died.