Whitney Houston's Official Cause of Death Revealed
Coroner's Report Confirms Accidental Drowning as Primary Cause
Following an in-depth investigation, the Coroner's Office has determined that the official cause of Whitney Houston's death in late March was accidental drowning. The autopsy report also revealed the presence of atherosclerotic heart disease, which may have contributed to her death.
Additional Findings from the Investigation
The Coroner's report further noted that the toxicology results were negative for any alcohol or illegal drug use, indicating that intoxication was not a factor in her death. The preliminary report released earlier this year had suggested that Houston's death may have been the result of drug use or other contributing factors, but the final autopsy has ruled out these possibilities.
The Coroner's findings have provided some closure to the tragic loss of one of music's greatest icons. Whitney Houston's legacy as a legendary singer and actress will continue to inspire and be celebrated for years to come.
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