Warwickshire Police found two women dead at a house in Round Hill, Kenilworth. Officers attended after neighbours raised concern, and the force said the deaths are not being treated as suspicious.
The force said officers discovered the bodies on Sunday, October 18, after concern was raised by neighbours. It added that a file will be passed to the coroner, moving the case out of police handling and into the formal review process that follows an unexplained death.
Warwickshire Police
Warwickshire Police used the wording: “Two women have sadly been found deceased at a house in Rounds Hill, Kenilworth.” It also said: “Officers discovered their bodies yesterday afternoon after concern was raised by neighbours.”
The sequence matters for anyone following the case in Kenilworth in Warwickshire. Officers were called after concern from nearby residents, then found two bodies at the house later that day. The police response now sits alongside the coroner referral, rather than any criminal inquiry.
Rounds Hill
Police said the deaths are not being treated as suspicious at this time and that their thoughts are with the families and friends of the two women. That leaves the immediate public question on identity unanswered, while the official next step is clear: the file goes to the coroner.
For neighbours and the wider Rounds Hill area, the practical point is that police have drawn a line under any suspicion of a crime at this stage. The case now moves into the coroner’s process, where the cause of death can be examined through a different legal route.
