London ( CNN ) -- A nurse who took a prank call from an Australian radio station apparently hanged herself using a scarf , but her reasons for pursuing that tragic course remain unclear . Jacintha Saldanha was found last Friday by work colleagues hanging from a wardrobe door at her hospital living quarters , a coroner 's court in London heard Thursday . The nurse , who was married with two teenaged children , left three notes , two at the scene and a third with her belongings , Westminster Coroner 's Court heard . The content of the notes was not disclosed . Read more : Who was Jacintha Saldanha ? There were also `` some injuries to her wrist , '' Detective Chief Inspector James Harman said . The nurse put through the prank call December 4 to a nurse on the ward where Prince William 's wife , Catherine , was being treated for acute morning sickness . Some details of her condition were given to the radio DJs , who impersonated Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II . The details around the circumstances of Saldanha 's death emerged as an inquest -- a proceeding usually held in Britain when a death is sudden , unexplained or violent -- was opened . The coroner 's court was told that Saldanha 's body was formally identified Tuesday by her husband , Benedict Barboza . Police are looking at e-mails and telephone records , Harman said , and will speak to Saldanha 's friends and co-workers about what could have led to her death . Opinion : Prank call pitted 'the great ' against the powerless . At this time there are no suspicious circumstances , he said . Police will also be in touch with Australian police to find out what would be the best way of gathering evidence , Harman said . This could involve either going to Australia or collecting evidence remotely . Saldanha , whose tragic death triggered wide public anger against the radio station involved , Sydney-based 2Day FM , was represented at the coroner 's court by co-workers from the hospital . The Australian Communications and Media Authority , the country 's media watchdog , on Thursday opened a formal investigation into 2Day FM 's broadcast of the prank call . Social media users blast 2DayFM radio hosts . `` The ACMA will be examining whether the licensee has complied with its broadcasting obligations , '' said chairman Chris Chapman . The station 's owner , media network Southern Cross Austereo , pledged Tuesday to donate at least 500,000 Australian dollars ( US $ 524,000 ) to a fund for the nurse 's family . It lifted a moratorium on advertising Thursday , with all profits to the end of the year to go to the fund . The 46-year-old nurse , who moved to the UK from India a decade ago , had worked at King Edward VII 's Hospital , where Catherine was being treated , for the past four years . The coroner adjourned the inquest until a provisional date of March 26 . Radio personalities apologize for prank call .
The nurse 's body was formally identified by her husband , the inquest hears . Australia 's media watchdog opens an investigation into the prank call by 2Day FM . Score: 7 Jacintha Saldanha was found by co-workers hanging from a scarf . The nurse left three notes , two of them at the scene , a police officer says .