The Peaches Geldof death cause remains a mystery but on May 1, the truth might just be revealed in a hearing which will be adjourned by one of the case's most important figures - coroner Roger Hatch.

The hearing about Peaches Geldof death cause will be held at the Gravesend Old Town Hall in Kent. The coroner handling the young journalist's case will be making an official statement regarding the cause of death.

However, the hearing will only last for 10 minutes because the full inquest will be taking place in July as per the spokesman of Hatch. 

The 25-year-old socialite has been found unconscious last April 7 inside her house in Wrotham, Kent. Her death has been described by authorities as "sudden and unexplained". There were no traces of drugs or suicide notes in the area.

Several speculations have risen which link Geldof's cause of death to her extreme dieting. A post-mortem has taken place two days after her death but the results were inconclusive which prompted authorities to obtain blood and tissue samples for toxicology testing.

The television personality has been laid to rest last April 21 at the St. Mary Magdalene and St. Lawrence Church in Davington, Kent. It was the same church where Geldof was baptized as a child and got married to Thomas Cohen later on.

Geldof left two sons namely Astala, two, and Phaedra, one.