Was a drug syringe moved from the bed to a drawer when Peaches Geldof’s body was discovered?

New discovery regarding drug paraphernalia at the late star's home

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by Anna Lewis |
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A drug syringe used by Peaches Geldof when she died seven weeks ago has been discovered in a drawer at her home. The syringe is believed to have been moved from the bed when 25-year-old Peaches died from a heroin overdose, and put in a drawer to save her children Phaedra and Astala seeing it.

When police originally arrived at the scene there was no sign of drugs or drug paraphernalia. A source told The Sun: “The needle is believed to have been moved from the bed where her body was found and put in a drawer.

"This was not a cover-up. It was apparently done because it was such a harrowing thing to see and there were young children in the house.”

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Peaches Geldof 'died from a heroin overdose' according to reports

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1989

Peaches was born in 1989. Pictured here with her dad, Bob, and her sisters.

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2003

Peaches was raised by Bob, after her mother Paula tragically died in 2000

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2004

In 2004, Peaches started writing a column for Elle magazine

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2005

Peaches wrote and presented Peaches Geldof: Teenage Mind in 2005

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2006

In 2006, she was number seven in Tatler's Top Ten Fashion Icons

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2007

Peaches made her catwalk debut modelling at London Fashion Week in 2007

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2008

In 2008, she made a reality show with MTV and founded a youth orientated magazine

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2009

Her modelling career went skywards and Peaches signed a six-figure deal with Ultimo in 2009

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2011

In 2011, pictured with Thomas Cohen, who she married the next year

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Pictured here, in 2013, with her first son, Astala

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Peaches, in 2014, with Astala, and youngest son, Phaedra

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