I don’t know the people Prince
considered to be his friends. I don’t know the kinds of things they did
to warrant their place within the entertainer’s inner circle.
And
it is impossible for anyone to say what may or may not have been in
their hearts. But two years after the musician’s death, one thing is
clear.
Prince Rogers Nelson’s friends betrayed him.
On
Thursday, law enforcement investigators in Minnesota announced that no
one would be charged in the 2016 death of the performer, whose body was
found in an elevator in his Paisley Park home and recording studio.
According to documents from the investigation released online last
week, Prince had nearly 68 micrograms of fentanyl per liter of blood in
his system at the time of his death. That’s 22 times the amount absorbed
by a cancer patient who regularly wears a prescription fentanyl patch
to manage pain.
The fentanyl tablets Prince concealed in aspirin
bottles on a bedside table were obtained illegally.
With so many people
constantly clinging to his celebrity, someone surely knows how they
ended up there.
But apparently no one is talking. And that’s a shame.
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Source: The Chicago Tribune
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