Survey shows that Amy Winehouse's death was accidental, says newspaper

Singer had blood alcohol level five times higher than allowed to drive, reports the 'Times Colonist'.


The death of Amy Winehouse occurred accidentally by excess alcohol, as reported by the second result of the investigation released on Tuesday, 8 by the British press. According to the newspaper "Times Colonist" the singer "died as a result of alcohol intoxication," since she had gone through a period of abstinence before.

According to the report, Amy "voluntarily consumed alcohol", and no suspicious circumstances about why his death. The blood alcohol level was five times the singer above the allowed limit for driving. Both alcohol can affect the nervous system of the patient so that he "fell asleep and never wake up."

The first survey, released in 2011, shortly after the singer's death, on July 23 of that year, had the same result. But at the time, authorities said the medical examiner responsible for examining lacked the proper prerequisites to get the result, since she did not have the time to experience order to perform the function.