The inquest into the death of a Polish woman who was found in Manx waters will reconvene today.
33-year-old Joanna Dabrowska's badly decomposed body was found in July last year - she was identified by her dental records.
The care worker, who lived in Dublin, was found with a rucksack containing her personal items including an identity card.
It's believed she died sometime between May 26th and July 6th but it's not known where - Coroner of Inquests John Needham will preside over the inquest at Douglas Courthouse.
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