Officials may now know what killed Prince.
Law enforcement official told
that tests show Prince died of an opioid overdose.
The official spoke with The AP on the condition of anonymity because he's not permitted to speak to the media,
.
Law-enforcement official tells AP that tests show music superstar Prince died of an opioid overdose. https://t.co/xST7ueRjjV
— The Associated Press (@AP) June 2, 2016
fentanyl
Multiple sources tell KSTP #Prince died from OD related to fentanyl and Percocet in his system. https://t.co/8wmxFCUHBD
— KSTP Breaking News (@KSTPbrk) June 2, 2016
also released the autopsy results.
Prince Rogers Nelson investigation results attached pic.twitter.com/CMt6lQSGxJ
— Midwest Medical Exam (@MidwestMedExam) June 2, 2016
Prince Rogers Nelson investigation results attached pic.twitter.com/CMt6lQSGxJ
— Midwest Medical Exam (@MidwestMedExam) June 2, 2016
The singer was found dead in his Paisley Park home in Chanhassen, Minnesota, in April.
He was 57.
His dead was a week after a private plane made an emergency landing in Illinois,
.
Officials said Prince was found unconscious on the plane and was given Narcan by first responders,
. Narcan is used in suspected opioid overdoses.
Prince had been cremated just days after his death.
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