JEREMY Kyle branded a guest a “serial liar” a week before died in a suspected suicide.
The TV host said he "would not trust him with a chocolate button" while making a series of comments about Steve Dymond in an the unaired episode of The Jeremy Kyle Show.
The guest was told to take to a lie detector test to prove he did not cheat on his girlfriend.
When he failed, Kyle told the dad, 63, he “would not trust him with a chocolate button”.
Kyle then asked the jeering audience: “Has anyone got a shovel?’’
Mr Dymond’s body was found a week later in Portsmouth, Hants, after he died from a morphine overdose.
The episode never aired on television, but coroner Jason Pegg has seen it.
He has since said the firebrand host’s actions “may have caused or contributed” to Mr Dymond’s death.
Mr Pegg, who has seen the episode, said: “Jeremy Kyle adopted an approach where he called the deceased a ‘serial liar’, that he ‘would not trust him with a chocolate button’ and made a comment, ‘has anyone got a shovel?’.”
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He said that Mr Dymond’s son Carl Woolley said his dad told him “he had been humiliated, taken for a mug and pounced on by the presenter”.
Mr Pegg said it was also “apparent” Kyle knew Steve had “previously been diagnosed with depression” and had been taking medication.”
He added: “Accordingly, I deem Jeremy Kyle to be an interested person in this case.’’
Kyle has been named as an Interested Person in a preliminary hearing for Mr Dyond’s inquest.
The Jeremy Kyle Show was axed by ITV after 14 years following the death last year.
Dwayne Davison, who was dubbed the ITV show's most hated guest, said his life was ruined after appearing on the show.
Last year, MPs published damning evidence about Kyle.
Unedited clips released by ITV to a Commons committee that was investigating into the programme, showed the presenter calling one guest a “gob-sh***”, and “slouching little idiot”.
Kyle was contacted for comment.
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