Couple died from carbon monoxide poisoning in campervan at cider festival

A coroner has warned about the dangers of portable gas heaters after Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their camper van at the Craft Cider Festival in Burley, New Forest, on October 12, 2025. An inquest on July 22, 2026, recorded a verdict of misadventure. A £30 parabolic gas heater, designed for outdoor use only, was found to be poorly attached to the gas cylinder, causing a leak. The coroner plans to contact the manufacturer about the heater's safety warnings.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, died from carbon monoxide poisoning on October 12 last year at the Craft Cider Festival in Burley, New Forest. An inquest heard they used a gas heater inside their campervan that was not designed for indoor use; the heater was not securely attached to the gas bottle, causing a leak. The coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure.

A couple died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using a gas heater in their camper-van in Burley, Hampshire, in October 2025. Kayleigh Coll, 38, and Christopher Coll, 45, were found dead in the van after running a parabolic heater connected to a gas bottle. The coroner recorded a conclusion of death by misadventure and said she would contact the manufacturer about warnings against indoor use.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, were found dead in their campervan on October 12 last year while attending the cider craft festival in New Forest, Hampshire. An inquest ruled their deaths were caused by carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas heater not designed for indoor use. The heater was found to be loosely attached to the gas cylinder, causing a leak. The coroner concluded the deaths were misadventure and plans to contact the heater manufacturer about safety warnings.

Christopher and Kayleigh Coll, aged 45 and 38, were found dead in their white Nissan van at the New Forest Cider Festival. The cause of death was carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty gas heater not designed for indoor use. The heater was loosely attached to its gas cylinder, and the van's windows were shut. The coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, were found dead in their campervan at a cider festival in the New Forest, Hampshire, on October 12 last year. An inquest ruled their deaths as misadventure due to carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas heater not designed for indoor use. The heater was improperly attached to a gas cylinder, causing a leak. The coroner noted that safety warnings on such heaters may be insufficient.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, from Blandford Forum, Dorset, were found dead in their camper van at a cider festival in the New Forest on October 12, 2025. An inquest determined they died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by using a gas heater inside the vehicle. The heater was not designed for indoor use and was found improperly secured to the gas bottle, leading to a leak. The coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure and plans to contact the heater manufacturer about safety warnings.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, from Blandford Forum, Dorset, were found dead on October 12, 2025, after using a gas heater inside their campervan while attending a cider festival in the New Forest. An inquest at Winchester Coroner's Court heard the heater was not designed for indoor use and was improperly connected to a gas cylinder, causing a leak. The deaths were recorded as misadventure.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, from Blandford Forum, Dorset, were found dead in their camper van at the New Forest cider craft festival on October 12 last year. The coroner ruled their deaths as misadventure. They died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using a gas heater inside the van. The heater was not designed for indoor use and was not properly secured to the gas cylinder, causing a leak.

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, from Blandford Forum, Dorset, died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a cider festival in the New Forest on October 12, 2025. They stayed overnight in their camper van using a gas heater not designed for indoor use. An inquest found the heater was improperly connected to a gas cylinder, causing a leak. The coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure.

A couple was found dead in a campervan in October, with the initial cause of death given as carbon monoxide toxicity. They were discovered on Pound Lane in Burley after attending a cider festival. A full inquest is provisionally set for 22 July.