Peter Camp

PFD Report Historic (No Identified Response) Ref: 2023-0171
Date of Report 24 May 2023
Coroner Jason Pegg
Coroner Area Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton
Response Deadline est. 19 July 2023
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Coroner's Concerns (AI summary)
Elevated carbon monoxide levels, likely from faulty heating or ventilation, pose a continuing risk to life at the property. The source of the carbon monoxide toxicity remains unascertained.
View full coroner's concerns
The deceased has been found at post-mortem examination to have elevated levels of blood carboxyhaemoglobin (COHb). This elevated level is indicative of carbon monoxide toxicity. The deceased was exposed to carbon monoxide at 2, The Haven, Gosport, Hampshire. Carbon monoxide toxicity can lead to death. There is a continuing risk to life caused by the present circumstances at 2, The Haven, Gosport, Hampshire. The source of the carbon monoxide has not yet been ascertained but is likely to be associated with faulty heating/cooking apparatus or ventilation.
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  • Churchers Solicitors
Response Status
Linked responses 0 of 1
56-Day Deadline 19 Jul 2023
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Report Sections
Investigation and Inquest
On 17 February 2023 I commenced an investigation into the death of Peter John CAMP aged 76. The investigation has not yet concluded and the inquest has not been heard.
Circumstances of the Death
Police officers attended the address of 2, The Haven, Gosport, Hampshire, PO12 2BD following a concern for welfare raised by the deceased’s friend. The deceased had complained of feeling unwell the previous morning. Police entered the property and noted the heating in the property was on. They found the deceased (Peter John CAMP) in his bedroom. There were no signs of forced entry, and the death was reported to the coroner as a non-suspicious category 3 death.
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