Matthew Perry Autopsy, Initial Tests Negative for Fentanyl and Meth

Matthew Perry‘s dying was not the impact of a fentanyl or meth overdose, at the very least that is what preliminary exams point out … TMZ has realized.

Regulation enforcement sources inform TMZ investigators ran a less-in-depth check on Perry which revealed he didn’t have fentanyl or meth in his system. Nonetheless, it is essential to notice, extra in-depth exams are nonetheless being carried out as a part of toxicology to research whether or not every other unlawful medication current in his blood — and if the degrees of any prescription meds had been at dangerous doses.

These outcomes will possible take wherever from 4-6 months to be returned, and as soon as all that knowledge is gathered, the coroner will decide the trigger and method of dying.

As we first reported, the prescription drugs found in Matthew’s home had been all prescribed to the actor for his varied illnesses, and saved in correct bottles.

If one thing illicit had been to return again in his post-mortem outcomes, LAPD’s Robbery Homicide Division would proceed to research.

RHD’s involvement initially had individuals scratching their heads, particularly as there’s at the moment NO proof of foul play … nevertheless, it is common for detectives from that division to take the lead on high-profile circumstances due to its expertise and devoted manpower.

As TMZ first reported, Matthew was found unresponsive in his scorching tub Saturday at his house within the Pacific Palisades after taking part in pickleball for a pair hours earlier that day at Riviera Nation Membership.

Whereas it seems he died from drowning, the Coroner could have the official phrase, as soon as all of the testing is full.