Days of Our Lives star Cody Longo's tragic death linked to chronic ethanol abuse
Days of Our Lives star Cody Longo died of 'chronic ethanol abuse' according to an autopsy report
Cody Longo's cause of death has been disclosed, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the demise of the Days of Our Lives actor.
According to TMZ, an autopsy report has revealed that Longo passed away due to "chronic ethanol abuse." Although the document classified his manner of death as natural, it noted the presence of alcohol bottles at the scene.
PEOPLE has contacted the coroner and Longo's representative for further comments on the matter.
Longo, aged 34, died on February 7. According to TMZ, authorities discovered his lifeless body in bed at a residence in Austin, Texas. However, officials confirmed to PEOPLE that Longo's death was not suspicious.
Following her husband's demise, Stephanie Longo, the actor's wife, expressed her heartfelt tribute in a statement to PEOPLE on February 10. "Cody was our whole world. The kids and I are shattered and beyond devastated," she shared. "He was the best dad and best father. We will always and forever miss you and love you."
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