Friends co-star Mathew Perry shared his battles with addiction to alcohol and drugs. He lost almost 128 pounds because he was addicted and took almost 50-55 tablets a day. He claimed to have gone to 15 different recovery facilities, attended roughly 6,000 sessions of Alcoholics Anonymous, and calculated that he had spent about $9 million on his sobriety.
On the day of his tragic passing, Perry reportedly spent two hours engaged in a game of pickleball at the Rivera County Club near his Pacific Palisades home. Upon his return home, he requested his assistant to acquire a new iPhone and prescription glasses. Tragically, just two hours later, his assistant discovered the star unresponsive in his jacuzzi and promptly called 911. The 911 dispatch recording, while heavily censored, did mention the term "drowning," providing insight into the circumstances surrounding Perry s untimely death.
confused. the coroner s office found no obvious cause of death, natural, or unnatural. no heart attack, no trauma, nothing. toxicology tests found a little vicodin in his system, but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss. especially his wife angelina, who seemed to be groping for answers. trying to make sense of what happened to frank. she called me almost every day to talk about it. she thought he was killed, she thought he was poisoned. the idea seemed on the face of it, crazy. who would want to kill frank? i just didn t know what to think. it was such a shock. homicide detectives were called in. even though there was zero evidence of a homicide. any chance that this was going turn out not to be a murder? and that what frank died of was either natural causes, or food poisoning, or something like that? absolutely. absolutely. l. a. county sheriff s homicide detective brian
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