Did Jansen Panettiere die of drug overdose? Walking Dead star went to rehab for abusing prescription painkillers

Jansen Panettiere has died at 28 years old in New York
He had become snared on narcotics and went through treatment for illicit drug use a year prior to his demise
The reason for his passing has not been uncovered by specialists

Jansen Panettiere, Strolling Dead star and brother of entertainer Hayden Panettiere, has died at 28 years old in New York.

On Sunday around 5.30 pm, the New York Police Division (NYPD) got a call to a loft in Nyack, where examiners thought that he is dead. A few media reports demonstrate that Jansen was managing tension and gloom issues. The entertainer conceded on his site that he had recently battled with misery and that his tension hardships gave him the certainty to begin painting his inconveniences.

Panettiere had become snared on narcotics and went through treatment for illicit drug use a year prior to his demise, as per a report by Everyday Mail. Neighbors have said he had mishandled remedy pain relievers, accepted to be Oxycodone, and had been consuming them like gumballs throughout the long term.

As per Day to day Mail, Jansen appeared to have recuperated in the wake of finishing a spell in recovery last year, prior to tumbling off the cart again as of late. On Tuesday, police said the 28-year-old was seen as inert at his loft on Sunday night. He was announced dead after bombed endeavors to resuscitate him. Police have prevented the chance from getting any treachery in his passing. The reason for his passing has not been uncovered by specialists.

In any case, neighbors say they wouldn’t be in the event that he has experienced a deadly excess as the entertainer was frequently seen getting back to his loft in the early hours of the early daytime looking squandered and pitifully dressed.

“He’d emerge from a vehicle at 4 am squandered,” said the neighborhood, detailed Day to day Mail. “He said he was simply returning from a shoot. He looked obliterated,” the individual added.

“At the point when he left he presumably went into recovery. He moved out, his father snatched his stuff. At the point when he returned he OK searched before all else. He seemed to be an alternate individual. He returned fixed up. Then, at that point, he went easy from now on,” another neighbor said.

As per Orangetown Police Sergeant Peter Maher, no reason for death has not entirely set in stone as they are anticipating an authority assurance from the Rockland Region Clinical Inspector. Regardless of whether he went too far with drugs is obscure.