LOS ANGELES, May 7 (Reuters) - "Painter of Light" Thomas Kinkade died
of accidental acute intoxication from alcohol and an anti-anxiety
medication, according to autopsy report made public on Monday by local
NBC Bay Area TV.
The Santa Clara County Coroner's
Office reported Kinkade's cause of death as "acute ethanol and
Diazepam intoxication" and manner of death as "accident," according to
the NBC station. Diazepam is the active ingredient in Valium.
A
Santa Clara County Coroner's investigator confirmed to Reuters that
the autopsy report on Kinkade had been completed but said he could not
release it after business hours.
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he was a great artist to many people. he spoke of his love for Jesus. his paintings brought positive feelings to many homes. so sad he had these "demons" to deal with. God has grace and mercy for those who call on Him through His Son Jesus.
ReplyDeleteHe looked fine during his QVC appearances.Had he lived he would eventually have become our generations Norman Rockwell.I hope he did'nt take that light thing with him.
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