Death By Nyquil?

Johnson & Johnson heiress Casey Johnson was only 30 when she passed away in early January 2010, but there were some known health issues, including diabetes. Now, a report suggests that Johnson’s death could have been prevented if the well-known party girl, often linked to tabloid regular Tila Tequila, would have just taken better care of herself.

The Los Angeles coroner recently confirmed that Johnson’s cause of death was “diabetes-related complications,” specifically "diabetic ketoacidosis," which is caused by a lack of insulin.

Casey Johnson’s Autopsy Report

According to the just-released official autopsy report:

·       Casey's body was free from injury of any kind.

• Multiple medications found at the scene included Motrin, insulin and clonazepam
• The report cites a "possible excess use of Nyquil"
• No illegal drugs were found in Johnson's system

While Johnson’s body lay undiscovered in her home for several days, the autopsy results seem to suggest that her death was preventable.

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