A somber scene unfolded at Little Eden Holiday Park on the Bridlington Bay Road yesterday, following a call expressing concerns for safety. Within one of the rental properties, emergency services discovered the bodies of two teenagers – a 15-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy.
Chief Superintendent Matt Peach described the situation as “incredibly distressing and heartbreaking,” emphasizing that the families of the deceased are receiving unwavering support from specially trained officers. He pleaded for respect for their privacy during this unimaginable time, urging the public to avoid speculation.
A thorough investigation is underway, involving Humberside Fire & Rescue, the Health and Safety Executive, and East Riding of Yorkshire Council. A cordon remains in place as authorities meticulously work to understand the full circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
The investigation has led to the arrest of a 33-year-old man on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. He is currently in custody as detectives pursue complex lines of inquiry.
While the cause of death remains unexplained, investigators are exploring the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning. Partner agencies are collaborating to determine if this played a role in the devastating event.
Emergency services have proactively visited all other properties within the holiday park, offering safety advice, support, and guidance to ensure the well-being of all occupants. This swift action aims to prevent any further incidents and provide reassurance to those affected.
Authorities recognize the profound shock and upset this tragedy will cause within the local community. They have pledged to dedicate all necessary resources to uncover the truth and provide answers. An increased police presence will remain visible in the area as the investigation progresses.
Further updates will be released as soon as they become available, as investigators continue their painstaking work to piece together the events that led to this heartbreaking loss.
