Don't know what you mean by "something ... didn't react with warm water".
Autopsy results pending. They are awaiting toxicology tests. I bet they find drugs.
It’s hard to imagine a sober person can’t keep their head above the waterline in a shallow hot tub. Drowning in that scenario sure sounds consistent with being intoxicated.
Yeah. I'd guess it'll prove either to be alcohol or (prescription) drug related. Or quite possibly both.
There's also a possibility, I suppose, that he had some sort of sudden medical emergency (heart attack, perhaps) while he was in the jacuzzi and there was no-one around to help him.
But I can't imagine he went into a hot tub sober and reasonably healthy and accidentally drowned himself. That seems implausible.
Do you think someone who has a heart attack or say a stroke can still respirate in order to drown though? I have no medical expertise but I assume they said he drowned because he breathed water into his lungs. It’ll be sadder if it was intox / overdose because he was recently so hopeful he was finally sober
I won't pretend to know. I'm no expert on such matters either.
I was just thinking that it might be possible something not directly related to chemical substances debilitated him or knocked him unconscious very suddenly.
But, knowing what we know about his previous issues, my hunch is that the toxicology report will show something in his system that contributed to the tragedy. Even if it's just Ambien.
I obviously don't know why he started doing them. He may have struggled with his demons from the very beginning, but if I had to guess why he started doing drugs, it might be because it felt good at first and a stress-relief and everyone else around him used to do them too, but while others eventually stopped or could keep it under control, he let it overtake him and it eventually made him succumb to it.