The Hollyaks actor and the reality show shows Paul Danan died in his home in Brislington, Bristol, of a drug combination, including cocaine and heroin, revealed an inauguration.
Danan, who was 46 years old, was found without responding on January 15 and was declared dead at 5:20 pm emergency services confirmed his death in the place, where he was identified by his partner, Melissa Crooks.
In an investigation that will open on Tuesday at Avon Coroner's Court, the forensic officer Alexis Camp declared: “The circumstances are that Mr. Danan was found that he does not respond in his home speech. Emergency services attended and confirmed that he had died sadly. There has been an autopsy and samples have been eliminated for a later analysis. “
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It was determined that the provisional cause of death was the combined toxicity of heroin, metadona, codeine, pregabaline, cocaine, zopiclone and benzodiazepines. The Forensic Senior Maria Voisin has established a complete research hearing for May 28. Mrs. Camp added: “I understand that there are no family concerns” and confirmed that “the actor left no note.”
The investigations are ongoing, with statements that must be taken from the header, the family, the police and the Danan ambulance service, as well as consultations with Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust.
Danan, better known for his role as Sol Patrick in Hollyoaks, also gained fame in the reality shows such as Celebrity Love Island and Celebrity Big Brother. For a long time he had been open about his struggles with addiction, revealing that he had spent more than £ 1 million in rehabilitation. He previously admitted to having used cocaine and codeine for “self-softened” after losing acting roles in his 20 years while he was in the United States.
At the time of his death, Danan had to appear for a guilt hearing in the Warrington Magistrates court on January 16, facing positions of possession of cocaine and cannabis and driving under the influence of drugs in Warrington, Cheshire, on October 2 of last year.
Beyond his career as an actor, Danan dedicated himself to helping others through Bristol drama classes for adults who deal with mental health problems, addiction, trauma or time in prison. His management company described him as “a lighthouse for many for many”, highlighting his “exceptional talent and unwavering kindness.”
(BBC)
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