BRITAIN was shocked by the tragic death of newlywed Kirsty Maxwell on a pal's Benidorm hen do.
The 27-year-old died after falling from the 10th floor apartment occupied by five men from Nottingham when on a hen party.
Who was Kirsty Maxwell?
Kirsty, 27, from Livingston, West Lothian, .
She had been in the resort of Benidorm with 35 pals on a hen do for a friend.
The Scot is thought to have entered the men's apartment on the floor above hers by mistake after waking up and heading to what she thought was her friends’ pad after a night drinking.
What happened to Kirsty Maxwell?
Kirsty died after falling from a tenth-floor apartment following a night out to celebrate a friend’s hen party.
Her grieving husband Adam flew to Spain with her parents and other relatives believed to include an uncle and aunt.
Cops are now trying to explain how Kirsty fell to her death.
The Sun revealed the holiday apartment she fell from was being stayed in by five Brits including a cage fighter and a convicted conman.
The criminal court overseeing her death has been told that Kirsty was three times over the drink-drive limit in England, but did not have any illegal substances in her system.
Her family and friends have never hidden the fact she had been drinking on the night she died – but have always angrily denied any drug-taking.
Family lawyer Luis Miguel Zumaquero said: “We always knew there was going to be a high blood alcohol level because Kirsty’s friends said they had been drinking.
“But that doesn’t justify her throwing herself out of an apartment with five men inside.”
Who are the 'Benidorm five'?
The five British men in the hotel apartment where tragic Kirsty fell have been dubbed the “Benidorm Five”.
The holidaymakers have been named as Joseph Graham, cage fighter Ricky Gammon, 31; convicted fraudster Anthony Holehouse, 34; Callum Northridge, 27; and Daniel Bailey, 32.
Who else was at the flat?
THE men in the apartment have been dubbed The Benidorm Five. They are . . .
JOSEPH GRAHAM, 32, a £49k-a-year Amazon exec from Nottingham, lives with his girlfriend and her two kids.
RICKY GAMMON, 31, a tattooed cagefighter from Hucknall, Notts. He switched from mixed martial arts fighting to professional middleweight boxing in 2011. One video of his fights online shows the 5ft 11in muscle man pummelling a pinned-down opponent unconscious at a brutal bout in 2009.
The married father lives in a £225,000 newbuild terrace with his wife Faye, 29, their baby, and a dog.
CALLUM NORTHRIDGE, a married father-of-one from Hucknall.
The 27-year-old heating engineer, who lives in a £400,000 newbuild home with his new wife Hayley, said the fact that the Spanish police had allowed him to come home “speaks for itself”.
DANIEL BAILEY, 32, from Papplewick, Notts.
ANTHONY HOLEHOUSE, 34, who lives in Mansfield.
Only one of the men, Joseph Graham, 32, was arrested at the time and taken to court before being released without charge.
The other four were also probed over her death and were questioned in Benidorm about the events leading up to her falling.
All five men are expected to protest their innocence in front of investigating judge Ana Isabel Garcia-Galbis.
Appearing to indicate she sees no current basis to prosecute the four men who went to court, Ana Isabel Garcia-Galbis' ruling rejects calls to have them remanded in prison that “pending a final police report, there was “no new evidence of the participation of the investigated men in the death of the victim.”
A further blow was given to the family when a Spanish judge "rejected" their bid to probe her death further.
Now it's reported that a judge has knocked-back four separate requests from her family as they seek answers.
The quadruple blow comes ahead of the second anniversary of Kirsty's death later this month.
All four requests - made simultaneously - have been rejected by the judge in a curt two-page written reply in an unpromising omen for the family’s hopes of proving someone was to blame for Kirsty’s death.
What did the 'Benidorm Five' say?
Four of the men broke their silence on July 28 to deny any involvement in her death.
The four men who attended the hearing said: “This was a tragic accident and we categorically deny any involvement in this unfortunate incident,” reported.
“The opinion of the judge is that this was an accident.
“It goes without saying that our deepest sympathy goes out to Kirsty’s family and our thoughts are with them all at this terrible time.”
Kirsty was also told “leave this room” moments before her death, a police report revealed.
One of the men being quizzed over her fall told detectives that he heard another say “there’s a girl in the bathroom” before the 27-year-old was told to get out. Moments later they shouted: “F*** she’s jumped”.
Where are the Payma Apartments?
The Apartamentos Payma are in the Little England area of Benidorm.
The two-star apartments, just a short distance from the beach, offer holiday accommodation aimed at Brits.
What is the BBC documentary Killed Abroad?
The BBC documentary Killed Abroad follows retired police detective David Swindle as he investigated Kirsty's death.
It features interviews with her heartbroken family, and features unseen CCTV footage of Kirsty staggering along the corridor in the Payma Apartments just hours before her death.
During the programme, Kirsty's grief-stricken family, of West Lothian, Scotland, also made an emotional appeal for new information.
Her grieving widower Adam, 28, said: "We made a promise as a family that we would leave no stone unturned for Kirsty.
"It’s absurd to suggest she was trying some kind of daredevil prank in a 10th floor apartment."
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What is the JustGiving campaign?
Friends of Kirsty immediately set up to collect money so she could be returned to Scotland.
The appeal has raised £31,000 - more than three times its original target.
A message on the page read: "Thank you for your kind words and overwhelming generosity in helping us to bring Kirsty home to those who love her.
"We've raised an incredible amount to help with all the complexities in getting her back to us.
"Please continue to support her family during this tragic time."
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