The surf legend who passed away recently, Andy Irons, reportedly had "numerous" medications in his Dallas, TX hotel room in the wake of his death. (Of course.) One of these drugs was methadone.
According to Hawaii's Star Advertiser newspaper, the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office claims the methadone was found inside a container of a prescription drug called zolpidem (sleep aid). The drug was found on the nightstand of Andy's bed inside of his hotel room.
The 32-year-old was a surfing champ... is there even a QUESTION that drugs were involved? He considered by many to be one of the best in the world and was found dead yesterday at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dallas. If the "IT WAS DRUGS!" alarm isn't going off in your head, you're just dumb. Seriously. For real.
His family claims that he was suffering from dengue fever ... though methadone is not typically used to treat that illness. So why the methadone Andy?
According to Hawaii's Star Advertiser newspaper, the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office claims the methadone was found inside a container of a prescription drug called zolpidem (sleep aid). The drug was found on the nightstand of Andy's bed inside of his hotel room.
The 32-year-old was a surfing champ... is there even a QUESTION that drugs were involved? He considered by many to be one of the best in the world and was found dead yesterday at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dallas. If the "IT WAS DRUGS!" alarm isn't going off in your head, you're just dumb. Seriously. For real.
His family claims that he was suffering from dengue fever ... though methadone is not typically used to treat that illness. So why the methadone Andy?
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