Dr. Dre’s Son’s Cause of Death Revealed

January 3, 2009 at 11:56am PST
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

The Los Angeles County Department of Coroner announced on Friday that after four months of investigation they concluded that Dr. Dre’s son, Andre Young Jr., died from an overdose of heroin and morphine.

The 20-year-old’s overdose was ruled accidental.

Andre was found unresponsive by his mother in their Woodland Hills home on the morning of August 23rd. Paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene. He’d be out partying with friends the night before.

He was so young and his death was so easily preventable.

Maybe Nancy Reagan was right. Just say "no" sounds pretty smart right now.

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R.I.P tha good die young

R.I.P tha good die young

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