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The daughter of a Canadian woman who died after being 'trapped' in a hell hole hospital in Jamaica said she had 'no tests done' before she was flown home.
Kelly Beckerley-Murphy, 65, was hospitalized for eight days after falling sick on a vacation to Jamaica while her family tried desperately to have her flown home for treatment.
The family say her travel insurance company refused to fly her home for over a week, claiming there were no beds available in Ontario to receive her.
After Shannon contacted the media and local politicians, Kelly was finally flown home where doctors told her family she had suffered brain damage and would not recover. She died on April 25.
Kelly's daughter, Shannon Horner, said: 'Our family has been robbed of eight days we should have had with her, she didn't receive any proper treatment or have any tests done.'
While on the way to the hospital, Beckerley (pictured right) suffered from respiratory failure and cardiac arrest, her daughter Shannon Horner (pictured left) said
Kelly Beckerley-Murphy, 65, traveled to Jamaica for what was supposed to be a weeklong vacation with her best friend
Shannon said: 'No one from the travel agency nor the insurance company helped... we lost eight precious days we will never get back with her all because profits came before the life of my loved one.'
Kelly's health issues began shortly after she landed in Jamaica. She began to
