Two dead in car in Chelmsford

Police are not treating the deaths of two people inside a car in Chelmsford as suspicious.

Officers were called by the ambulance service shortly before 11.15am on Monday December 5. The man and woman had died at the scene in Fox Crescent.

Police are now in a position to identify them as Thomas Putt, 20, of Wren Close, Leigh-on-Sea, and Nikki Willis, 23, of Fox Crescent, Chelmsford.

Their families have paid the following tributes:

Nikki’s family said:

Both Tom and Nikki’s families have requested privacy and ask the media not to speculate on the cause of their deaths.

Forensic post mortem examinations have been completed and the cause of their deaths is inconclusive. Further tests will be carried out.

Current investigations do not indicate their deaths were the result of a deliberate act.

One of the lines of enquiry police are investigating is the possibility they may have died as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Police say enquiries are ongoing into the deaths of a man and woman whose bodies were found in a car in Chelmsford.

Police were called to Fox Crescent just after 11am this morning (Monday 5th December.)

The bodies of a man and a woman, both believed to be in their 20's, were found inside the car.

The deaths are currently being treated as "unexplained."

The Ambulance service have confirmed that two people have been found dead in a car in Chelmsford.

Emergency services including hazardous substance response teams were called to Fox Crescent earlier this morning. There are now reports that chemicals could be involved in the incident.

A road has been sealed off in Chelmsford after a young couple were found dead in a car this morning.

Ambulances, police cars and fire engines were called to Fox Crescent at around ten o'clock.

A witness, who asked to remain anonymous, said:

In a short statement police confirmed they are investigating