Last night, L.A. County released Whitney Houston's complete coroner's autopsy report.
The singer, who passed away February 11, 2012 was determined to accidentally drown to death in a brief report released March 22.
Now, the full autopsy report shows that the room was riddled with both over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription drugs—there were numerous empty pill packets—alcohol and narcotics.
We sifted through the 42-page document and uncovered more than 15 interesting things leading up to Houston's passing.
You can view the full report here.
There were open containers of alcohol strewn throughout the room.
There was a bottle of beer on a nightstand, an open beer can on a table and an open bottle of champagne above a mini-bar in Houston's room.
There was water throughout the room.
-Houston was left alone for 36-51 minutes before being found face down in the bathtub.
-The tub Houston was found in was filled with water, while some overflowed to the floor; however, it was not found running.
-The carpet in the bedroom and bathroom floor were soaked with water.
Did she get in and out of the tub?
-A towel, bottle of rubbing alcohol and a pitcher were found in the bathtub.
There were traces of "a white powdery substance" ...
A small spoon with a white crystal like substance in it and a rolled up piece of white paper, along with other miscellaneous items was found on the bathroom counter.
Remnants of "a white powdery substance" were found on the counter and its base.
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