The sudden death of 60-year-old Carrie Fisher aboard the plane in December last year was unexpected and caused a lot of bad suspicions, which, as it turned out, were justified. In the body of the actress was found a cocktail of heroin, cocaine, methadone, ecstasy, alcohol.
Poor health
On the eve of the law enforcers published the findings of the district coroner of Los Angeles, who conducted an autopsy of the body of Carrie Fisher, that up to the causes of the death of the legendary Princess Leia from the "Star Wars". It states that Fisher died of spontaneous stopping of breathing in her sleep and mentions "some vague reasons".
The actress suffered from atherosclerotic heart disease, which triggered a heart attack the week before her death, and bipolar disorder. To keep the incurable mental illness under control, Carrie always drank antidepressants, which could not negatively affect the work of other organs.
By the way, relatives after the cremation symbolically placed Fisher's ashes in an urn in the form of an antidepressant capsule.
Drug addiction
Pathologists found in the body of the actress traces of various drugs that explain a number of uncertain causes that provoked the syndrome of abstinent apnea in Carrie.
Concentration of cocaine in the body of Fisher says that she used it for 72 hours (3 days) before flying to Los Angeles from London, which became fatal for her, as indicated in the toxicological report. Also in her blood were heroin, ecstasy, methadone and alcohol.
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