Burley campervan couple died from carbon monoxide, coroner says

A coroner has reported the couple found in a Burley campervan died from carbon monoxide toxicity; a full inquest is provisionally set for 22 July.

A coroner has given the initial cause of death for a couple found in a campervan in Burley as carbon monoxide toxicity. The two were discovered on Pound Lane following a cider festival in the New Forest. They lived in Blandford Forum, Dorset. Monday's hearing in Winchester was adjourned and a full inquest is provisionally set for 22 July. Known details: - A coroner reported the initial cause of death as carbon monoxide toxicity. - The couple were found in a campervan on Pound Lane, Burley, on 12 October after paramedics alerted police. - A full inquest is provisionally scheduled for 22 July and the recent hearing was adjourned. Summary: The coroner's initial finding identifies carbon monoxide toxicity as the cause of death and the matter is moving to a full inquest. The next scheduled step is a provisional inquest hearing on 22 July; further determinations will follow that process.