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01/05/2014
Heroin 'Likely' In Peaches Geldof Death
An inquest has revealed that heroin is "likely" to have played a role in the death of Peaches Geldof.
Ms Geldof, 25, was found dead at her home in Kent last month (7 April).
At the time, officers said they were treating her death as "non-suspicious, unexplained and sudden".
A post-mortem was carried out, but the results proved inconclusive. The results of a toxicology report have now been released and reveal that Geldof had the drug in her system.
It was also revealed that Geldof's husband, Tom Cohen, discovered his wife lying slumped on a bed in a spare room of the house. He had arrived at their home with his mother thinking Peaches was asleep after he is said to have been unable to contact her. When he found the couple's 11-month-old son, he told his mother to contact emergency services.
Geldof was the second daughter of musician Bob Geldof and the late Paula Yates, who died of a heroin overdose at the age of 41, when Peaches was just 11-years-old. Just hours before Geldof's death, she has posted a photo of herself and her mother to her social network account. Geldof is survived by her husband and two young sons.
(JP/MH)
Ms Geldof, 25, was found dead at her home in Kent last month (7 April).
At the time, officers said they were treating her death as "non-suspicious, unexplained and sudden".
A post-mortem was carried out, but the results proved inconclusive. The results of a toxicology report have now been released and reveal that Geldof had the drug in her system.
It was also revealed that Geldof's husband, Tom Cohen, discovered his wife lying slumped on a bed in a spare room of the house. He had arrived at their home with his mother thinking Peaches was asleep after he is said to have been unable to contact her. When he found the couple's 11-month-old son, he told his mother to contact emergency services.
Geldof was the second daughter of musician Bob Geldof and the late Paula Yates, who died of a heroin overdose at the age of 41, when Peaches was just 11-years-old. Just hours before Geldof's death, she has posted a photo of herself and her mother to her social network account. Geldof is survived by her husband and two young sons.
(JP/MH)
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Home Of Peaches Geldof Raided Twice By Thieves
The home of the late Peaches Geldof has been broken into twice by burglars since her death last month. The house, which is located in Fairseat Lane, near Wrotham in Kent, was broken into in mid-April and the second raid was last Friday. Although it is believed that no personal things were stolen a lawnmower was taken in the first burglary.
Home Of Peaches Geldof Raided Twice By Thieves
The home of the late Peaches Geldof has been broken into twice by burglars since her death last month. The house, which is located in Fairseat Lane, near Wrotham in Kent, was broken into in mid-April and the second raid was last Friday. Although it is believed that no personal things were stolen a lawnmower was taken in the first burglary.
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Peaches Geldof Found Dead At Home
Peaches Geldof has been found dead at her home in Wrotham, Kent on Monday. The police were called to her house at 1.35pm after receiving a call concerned about the welfare of a woman. Peaches, who had two young songs with her second husband, Tom Cohen, was the daughter of musician Bob Geldof.
Peaches Geldof Found Dead At Home
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Peaches Wins Libel Damages
Socialite Peaches Geldof has won a 'substantial' pay-out after a newspaper wrongly accused her of working as a prostitute. The daughter of political campaigner and musician, Sir Bob, took action against the Daily Star after its front page claim was published.
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Live8 set to reach half the world's population
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