Early tests indicate Matthew Perry’s death was not caused by an overdose of fentanyl or methamphetamine. The information was released by the TMZ website, citing police sources. However, the conclusion on what caused the death of the iconic Chandler Friends This will only be possible after the results of the toxicological tests carried out on the actor are released, which should happen within six weeks (click here to find out more).
Perry was found dead last Saturday (28 years old), in his home in Los Angeles. According to local authorities, “in cases where it is not possible to determine the cause of death at the time of autopsy, a subsequent certificate will be issued upon completion of the studies.” The information comes from UOL.
Police found no traces of illicit drugs in the actor’s residence. Drugs for depression and anxiety were found at the scene. According to the BBC, rescuers had gone to the scene to treat a person suffering from a “water-related emergency”. One of the main hypotheses is that the actor drowned.
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