Hayden Panettiere's death: The tablet that may have been “fatal”

Hayden Panettiere's death: The tablet that may have been

The international press advanced with new details about Hayden Panettiere's death last August. Sources point out that the actress took a pill that they believe may have been “fatal.”.

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14/09/2026
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Nthe day he died, on August 21, Hayden Panettiere took a tablet that may have been “fatal”. Several sources believe it was oxycodone mixed with fentanyl.

 

TMZ shared these new details about the actress’s death, adding that her sources – linked to Hayden’s case – claim that the artist had a “long-term drug dealer” in Los Angeles, who was the one who provided her with various prescription drugs on the black market, including oxycodone.

But they don't stick around. Hayden Panettiere. They also believe that Hayden Panettiere consumed several drugs – which he bought from the dealer – during the flight from Los Angeles to South Carolina on the eve of his death. By the way, the authorities suspect that the actress took that oxycodone pill the morning she died, and suspect that this pill was tampered with fentanyl.

It is also known that the Los Angeles DEA is investigating the case and the relationship between the actress and her drug dealer, this to try to track down the pill that may have been “fatal.”. 

TMZ recalled the case of Mac Miller, who died in September 2018. At the time they revealed the cause of the rapper's death, they said it was due to a mixture of alcohol, fentanyl and cocaine.

Revealed cause of death of Mac Miller, categorized as an accident

The rapper was found already lifeless in his home last September.

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Years later, Mac Miller's drug dealer was sentenced to several years in prison for providing drug rapper – including some mixed with fentanyl — that caused his death, as is still reported by TMZ. 

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