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He said one of the most likely sources was a laptop catching fire - and the PC does not have to be plugged in charging when this happens. He said they can set fire to bedding, soft furnishings and burn violently causing a blaze to spread quickly. His father, retired GP Christopher Hughes, said his son was living with his mother at the time of the blaze, she had gone out swimming at a nearby beach when the fire happened.įire investigator Jason Dean said lithium batteries from a laptop can catch fire and are very volatile and explode. She was unable to say why Edward was unable to escape from the house but said 'potentially' he was in a very deep sleep when it began in his room.Įdward's sister Esther told the coroner her youngest sibling was 'a genius academically and musically' who loved nature. The inquest heard bedsprings were found under his body when it was recovered from the ground floor of the cottage which is situated in a narrow rural lane. Home Office forensic pathologist Dr Amanda Jeffery said Edward, a Bristol University student studying physics, died from inhalation of toxic fire smoke - and there was an extremely high reading in his blood. He told the Truro inquest: 'Once the fire had started the laptop batteries would have contributed to the development of the fire.'
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