His Name is BOB - The Murder of Peaches H. Geldof

His Name is BOB - The Murder of Peaches H. Geldof from Spike EP on Vimeo.

"Peaches was born, looking perfect and gorgeous, like a little peach. 

Peaches was the best baby ever - since Fifi. She was talking at eight months and loved Vivaldi, although now she likes opera as well and has a funky streak." - Paula Yates, The Autobiography, 1995

How Paula was killed:

The television presenter Paula Yates died of a heroin overdose in a "foolish and incautious" binge after having apparently overcome her drug problem, an inquest found yesterday.

The coroner, Paul Knapman, said the amount she snorted would not have killed an addict, but as "an unsophisticated taker of heroin" Miss Yates had no tolerance to the drug.

Recording a verdict of death by non-dependent abuse of drugs, he told the court: "The evidence does not point to this being a deliberate act of suicide. It seems most improbable that she would attempt to kill herself with her daughter in the house. Her behaviour was foolish and incautious."

The last adult to see her was a former heroin addict she had met at the Priory clinic, but her four-year-old daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, whose father Michael Hutchence died three years ago, was alone with her when she died.

Pathologist Iain West told the court he had found morphine in her blood, but no trace of alcohol or other illegal drugs. 

"The powerful narcotic drug depressed the cells of the brain which basically stopped her breathing," he said.

This is unambiguous - she was killed by a Morphine overdose. As an "unsophisticated taker of heroin".

Meaning, she wasn't a heroin addict, and it wasn't heroin that killed her.

She was put down like a dog with a massive shot of morphine, which stopped her breathing.

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