Patrick and Thomasina Tobin were found dead in a hot tub at their villa in Cullera, a small town in Valencia, Spain, on the morning of August 25. Their two teenage children discovered the bodies shortly before they were set to return home to Greenwich, London. The couple had only been on vacation for two days and had planned to stay for over a week before their children returned to school. The sudden and tragic discovery shocked the family and the local community. The Spanish coroner has concluded that electrocution is the most likely cause of death, ruling out foul play and third-party involvement early in the investigation. Earlier speculation had considered other possibilities, such as chemical poisoning, overheating, or drowning due to a malfunction. However, the coroner’s report suggests that the couple may have been electrocuted while in the hot tub. One of the couple was found inside the tub, while the other was nearby, likely attempting to rescue the other. According to the coroner’s findings, Patrick, who was wet from the tub, may have been electrocuted while trying to pull Thomasina out. Both bodies showed signs of struggle or a rescue attempt, with Patrick’s injuries being more severe. The coroner believes that Patrick’s wet arms could have acted as a conductor for the electrical current, leading to his death. Thomasina, who was smaller in stature, may have been the one initially affected by the electrical shock. Thomasina was born in County Monaghan, Ireland, and Patrick was from New Zealand. He had recently been promoted to a manager position at HCLTech’s London branch, while Thomasina worked as a quantity surveyor for luxury hotels. The couple had been staying at Villa Luna during their holiday. Their family is still seeking answers and awaiting further details about the incident. The couple’s funerals are set to take place next Friday, and the local community is expected to attend in support.