Whitney Houston’s Final Autopsy Report Is In!

It was already revealed that Whitney Houston’s cause of death was due to accidental drowning caused by heart disease and cocaine use, but the coroner’s final report includes further details about what happened that night, as well as the state Houston was in at the time of her death.

The Beverly Hills Police Department has determined that Houston “possibly overdosed on a narcotic substance, prescription medications, over the counter medications and alcohol.” More details below.

The report reveals that Houston, who was alone in the bathtub in her hotel room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 11, was found face down in “extremely hot water”, and that there was a burn on her back. Investigators discovered a small white spoon with a “white crystal like substance” and a “white powdery substance” on it. A nearby mirror had the same substance on its surface.

It was noted that a “bloody purge” was coming out of Houston’s nose. She also had minor abrasions on her face, arms and legs, and a possible needle puncture wound on her inner left elbow. In the hotel bedroom, investigators found an open bottle of champagne and a dozen prescription bottles, three of them empty.

The medical examiners who performed the autopsy believe that although Houston died of drowning, it was “due to, or as a consequence of the effects of atherosclerotic heart disease and cocaine use.” The toxicology report turned up cocaine, Benadril, the muscle relaxer Flexeril, marijuana, Xanax, cocaethylene (produced when cocaine mixes with alcohol) and benzoylecgonin (a primary metabolite of cocaine). The coroners also detected mild emphysema, pulmonary edema and leiomyomas (benign tumors) in her uterus.

According to TMZ  Whitney Houston’s mother is “devastated” and “inconsolable” over the L.A. County Coroner’s Autopsy Report that makes it clear … Whitney was deep into cocaine when she died. Cissy Houston is telling close friends … she cried hysterically when she first heard about the Coroner’s findings. Cissy says her biggest fear is that people will now remember her daughter as a druggie, and not a talented singer and family woman. Cissy singled out Whitney’s performance of the National Anthem at the 1991 Super Bowl, saying, “This is the type of thing people should remember Whitney for.”

Cissy added, “No one’s perfect. Only the Lord can judge.”

I have no words.

Read the full coroner’s report at E! Online.

Source: Idolator