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An inquest has been unable to determine how a 33-year-old man came to be found dead in the Cardiff Bay barrage. Amanuel Kessete had been reported missing a week before his body was discovered on June 15 last year floating in the water.

Pontypridd coroners’ court heard Mr Kessete, originally from Eritrea in east Africa, had been living at the Etap hotel in Tyndall Street, central Cardiff, before his disappearance. He was last seen at 8.50am on June 8 at the budget hotel, wearing a black coat and hoodie.

Coroner Patricia Morgan said: “Amanuel Kessete had a history of mental health issues and psychosis and had been under the care of mental health services in recent years.

“Mr Kessete had been reported missing in the days leading up to his passing, having not been seen at his place of residence.”

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After a passer-by discovered his body in the barrage, he was declared dead at the scene.

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A CCTV image of Amanuel Kessete was released in a police appeal after he disappeared(Image: South Wales Police)

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