Star Wars singer Carrie Fisher died from nap apnoea and “other factors”, a Los Angeles County coroner says.
Star Wars singer Carrie Fisher died from nap apnoea and “other factors”, a Los Angeles County coroner says.
Her genocide certificate pronounced in Jan that a 60-year-old, best famous for her purpose as Princess Leia, had suffered a cardiac arrest.
But in a matter a LA coroner pronounced a accurate means was unknown.
Sleep apnoea is a common condition in that a chairman stops respirating during sleep, possibly for a few seconds or minutes.
As good as inventory nap apnoea as a means of death, a coroner’s matter cited other factors, including heart illness and drug use.
Her demeanour of genocide would be listed as undetermined, it said.
Fisher had been on debate compelling her book The Princess Diarist when she was taken ill on a moody from London to Los Angeles on 23 December.
She never regained alertness and died on 27 December during a Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Centre.
Her mother, singer Debbie Reynolds, died a following day .
