The inquest into the death of an elderly couple from Jurby who died in a car crash last year will resume at Douglas Courthouse today.
James Tait and his wife Daphne died last September in an incident involving three vehicles on the Ramsey to Sulby Road at Churchtown in Lezayre.
79-year-old Mrs Tait died at the scene while her 85-year-old husband died in Noble's Hospital.
Coroner of Inquests John Needham will resume the hearing at Douglas Courthouse at 10am.
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