Tina Olliver, 59, was found dead at her home in White Styles Road, Sompting, on Saturday, December 15. An inquest into her death, held at Crawley Coroner’s Court on Tuesday, heard that Ms Olliver was a ‘heavy drinker’. Her daughter, Kimberly, said in a statement that Ms Olliver had been admitted to hospital for a liver issue ten years ago but had refused to go to rehab. However, Ms Olliver had told Kimberly that she was attending alcoholics anonymous meetings. Kimberly last saw her mother on Friday, December, 7, and said she appeared ‘fine and in high spirits’, according to the statement. But the following Saturday, Kimberly contacted police after her mother, who had been due to visit her, had not arrived. Police attended Ms Olliver’s home at 7pm and found her lying on the bedroom floor ‘as if she had fallen off the bed’. She was ‘bent awkwardly’ and there were two empty bottles of wine beside her, the inquest heard. A post mortem found the cause of death to be acute alcohol intoxication and postural asphyxia, the inquest heard. A toxicology report revealed the levels of ethanol in Ms Olliver’s blood to be 330ml per 100ml, which was noted to be lower than the amount usually associated with death on its own. Penelope Schofield, West Sussex senior coroner, said Ms Olliver had fallen off the bed while under the influence of alcohol and, unable to recover from the fall, had susbsequently asphyxiated. She concluded an accidental death while under the influence of alcohol. SEE MORE: Worthing painter Phil Tyler surprises host of Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year Meet the couple behind Worthing’s new whiskey bar Man exposes himself to two women near Cissbury Ring in Worthing