Coroners report for George Floyd backs up claim he may have overdosed on fentanyl

Evidence suggests that Kanye West's claim that George Floyd died from fentanyl-related complications is founded in reality, according to the Hennepin County's coroner's report, and testimony from medical professionals.

Video posted by Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing shows Dr. Ron Martinelli Forensic Criminologist and certified medical investigator speaking with Candace Owens, saying that "there was a tonne of evidence that George Floyd consumed a toxic, lethal cocktail of methamphetamine."



"Let's put it in perspective, Martinelli said, "three grains of fentanyl on the head of a led pencil is enough to kill you and enough to kill me."

"They had to continuously inculcate the public to believe that Chauvin intentionally, premeditatedly murdered George Floyd and drugs had nothing to do with it," he said. The documentary then shows a clip of the coroner stating that had Floyd been found dead in his home alone without any police incident occurring, his death would have been considered an overdose.

The blood, drug, and novel psychoactive substances screen showed that Floyd had fentanyl, (11 ng p/L,) and norfentanyl (5.6 ng, p/L), as well as methamphetamine, (19 ng p/L,) in his bloodstream.

The injuries to Floyd's body were minor blunt force injuries to "the forehead, face, and upper lip, mucosal injuries of the lips, cutaneous blunt force injuries of the shoulders, hands, elbows, and legs, and patterned contusions (in some areas abraded) of the wrists, consistent with restraints (handcuffs,) the medical examiner's office autopsy report reads.

The autopsy also states that Floyd suffered from severe heart disease and hypertension. The third section states that there was "no life-threatening injuries identified."

No facial, oral, or conjunctival petechiae ... no chest wall soft tissue injuries, rib fractures other than a single rib fracture from CPR, vertebral column injuries, or visceral injuries.

Roxie Washington, mother to Floyd's daughter Gianna, announced on Tuesday that she hired a team of lawyers to go after West and his business partners for harassment, misappropriation, defamation, and infliction of emotional distress. They're seeking $250 million in damage.

The family's attorneys have sent a cease and desist letter, obtained by TMZ, to West over his comments about Floyd's death.

"Mr. Floyd’s cause of death is well-settled through evidence presented in courts of law during the criminal and civil trials that were the result of his untimely and horrific death. Nevertheless, you have maliciously made statements that are inaccurate and unfounded, causing damage to Mr. Floyd’s estate and his family," the letter reads.