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       Reid Flair's Cause of Death is...
   DIR By: tnafanforum
       Date: June 15, 2013, 4:59 am
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       Reid Flair’s death in March was the result of an accidental
       heroin overdose. TMZ reports that the autopsy report for Flair
       was released today, which revealed that Flair had traces of
       clonazepam and Xanax in his system in addition to a lethal
       amount of heroin.
       Reid had previous struggles with heroin, having overdosed a few
       times in the past couple of years. Reid’s mother spoke on the
       cause of death following the release of the autopsy report,
       saying, “I loved him … He should have been on top of the world,
       but he was fighting a battle he couldn’t win.”
       So sad.
       Here is the full report from TMZ.com:
       Reid Flair — son of wrestling legend Ric Flair — died from an
       accidental overdose of heroin and other drugs … this according
       to an official autopsy report released today.
       As TMZ previously reported … 25-year-old Flair was pronounced
       dead on March 29 after his father discovered him out cold in a
       Charlotte, NC hotel room.
       According to the autopsy report … traces of the muscle relaxant
       clonazepam and Xanax (anti-anxiety medication) were also found
       in Reid’s system.
       Reid — who had just returned from a wrestling stint in Japan —
       had struggled with heroin in the past … according to several
       reports, he overdosed 3 times in 2 years.
       After the report was released this morning, Reid’s mother told
       the Charlotte Observer … “I loved him … He should have been on
       top of the world, but he was fighting a battle he couldn’t win.”
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