The final finding in Whitney Houston’s cause of death have been released as the coroner hands over the complete autopsy reports to police and the Houston family.0
The coroner’s first report revealed that Houston died of accidental drowning in a hotel room bathroom. Then, the Los Angeles Coroner’s office said that Whitney’s toxicology reports proved that the singer did cocaine just before her death. Now, there are even more details from Houston’s tragic death.
Singer Bobby Brown was in and out of jail on Monday in California charged with the suspicion of driving under the influence. Brown was evidently pulled over by a member of the California Highway Patrol on Monday afternoon after he was spotted by a trooper while driving and using his cell phone.
Cops say when they pulled Brown over in the San Fernando Valley and administered a field sobriety test to determine that he appeared to have been drinking.
Whitney Houston’s cause of death shows that the troubled singer used cocaine up until her final days. As Thomas Bistritz reported earlier here at GaySocalites.com, the coroner’s report says Houston died from accidental drowning. However, Whitney also had heart disease, popped some pills, smoked marijuana and used cocaine “immediately prior to her collapse.” The police department says their investigation isn’t over. The big questions remains, why wasn’t there a trace of cocaine in the hotel room where she died?
The details of Whitney’s Houston autopsy have finally been released, and the LA County Coroner’s office has officially ruled the singer’s death as an accidental drowning.
Found submerged in her bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 11, Houston also had traces of cocaine in her system and was also suffering from the effects of heart disease. According to the autopsy report, these were contributing factors in her death.
Some might say that Whitney Houston is looking out for her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, from the grave. That’s because the Queen of Pop has been topping the charts since she died on February 11th. Whitney songs began topping digital charts almost immediately, and her albums continue to hold strong on the Billboard charts one month after her untimely death.
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