More than six months after the “Fantastic Voyage” rapper was discovered unresponsive at a Los Angeles house, the findings of the autopsy that were conducted on his body have been made public by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner.
According to the findings of the autopsy, the late artist passed away at the age of 59 from the combined effects of fentanyl, heroin, and methamphetamine.
Additional “significant conditions” noted in the study include “unspecified cardiomyopathy,” “recent phencyclidine use,” and asthma.
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In a conversation that aired on Coolio’s radio show “Sway in the Morning” seven years ago, Sway discussed his struggle with cocaine addiction.
Coolio said –
“My nemesis was cocaine.”
“I used to do coke in the ’80s, and I stopped doing it for 12 years. And then I started back again.”
In 2009, Coolio pleaded guilty to having cocaine on his person and agreed to go to rehab for 18 months.
One of Coolio’s hits was “Gangsta’s Paradise,” which was on the soundtrack to the movie “Dangerous Minds.” In 1996, he won a Grammy for the song.
He said in a 2022 interview (as reported by CNN) –
“It’s one of those kinds of songs that transcends generations.”
“I didn’t use any trendy words… I think it made it timeless.”
According to his website, Coolio has amassed record sales of more than 17 million over his career. He also appeared on several TV shows, such as “Celebrity Cook Off” and “Celebrity Chopped.”
