A month following her death, the Peaches Geldof death reason is still being examined by forensic officers. Her death, which has been described as "sudden" and "non-suspicious", generated several theories. Recently, a pre-inquest revealed that levels of heroin were found in the 25-year-old's body.

Nonetheless, an accidental overdose wasn't declared as the official Peaches Geldof death reason. A full inquest will be held on July 23.

Meanwhile, the Geldof family reportedly felt disrespected after thieves targeted the television personality's home in Fairseat Lane, Wrotham. As per local authorities, a lawnmower was stolen two weeks ago.

A second raid followed last Friday (May 8) but the thieves were not able to get anything. Kent Police released a statement regarding the break-in: "Police are investigating a burglary at an address in Fairseat Lane, Wrotham, on 9 May. Officers were at the address within five minutes and no personal items are believed to have been stolen. Additionally, in mid-April a lawn mower was reported (to police) to have been taken from the grounds."

It was April 7 when the blonde beauty was found slumped dead on her bed by her husband Tom Cohen. Her funeral took place in a church in Davington, the same place where she got baptized and got married. It was also the same church where the funeral of her mother Paula Yates was held in 2000. Yates passed away at the age of 41 because of accidental overdose.

Geldof's sky blue casket was painted with the faces of her husband, her two sons Astala and Phaedra, as well as the family pets.

When songstress Amy Winehouse passed away in July 2011, thieves likewise took advantage of the situation. They took away the wedding dress which the 'Rehab' singer wore during her 2006 wedding with Blake Fielder-Civil. The wedding dress was originally intended to be a part of a charity auction.