Loved ones demand answers after the sudden death of 19-year-old woman in Ipswich over the weekend

Neighbours heard screaming in the days leading up to the discovery of a teenage girl who was found unconscious in a home after ‘falling off a bed’ and suffering severe head injuries. 

Kristal Taylor, 19, was discovered unresponsive by paramedics in a home in Bundamba, a suburb of Ipswich, Queensland, at 9.30pm on Saturday. 

The Coffee Club worker was rushed to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane with critical head injuries, but died on Sunday night. 

A man who was inside the home on the Saturday night is believed to have called an ambulance after she suffered head injuries.

Ms Taylor was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane with critical head injuries, but died on Sunday night

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Daily Mail Australia can reveal neighbours heard ‘yelling and screaming’ coming from the home in the days leading up to the incident. 

Forensic officers have cordoned off the property and are continuing to comb the home for evidence.

While the homicide squad is assisting Queensland Police, Taylor’s death is not being treated as a murder investigation. 

Heartbroken family and friends have since shared touching tributes to the young woman who had attended Bundamba State Secondary College.

Krystal Taylor (pictured) was found in an Ipswich home after she reportedly ‘collapsed’ and later died in hospital

Emergency services found the woman unresponsive in Bundamba, a suburb of Ipswich, about 9.30pm on Saturday 

‘You will forever be in my heart Krystal,’ a loved one posted.

‘You were taken way too soon and to think your 20th was in less than 2 weeks.

‘You were a major joy in our lives! I can’t believe I have to say goodbye.

‘I enjoyed every single moment with you.

‘You will NEVER be forgotten beautiful.’

Another person close to Ms Taylor said the young woman ‘truly walked her own path’. 

Others said: ‘Sending hugs to your family’ and ‘Rest in Peace gorgeous.’

A third wrote: ‘Fly high Krystal, thanks for sparking joy in those who found themselves within your world.’  

Forensic officers have cordoned off the property and are combing the home for evidence