The death of actor Austin Verne Troyer ruled on the suicide of an alcohol

Nearly six months after his death, Verne Troyer's death is officially described as suicide. The Los Angeles Department of Forensic Medicine announced his findings yesterday, confirming initial speculation and citing "alcohol poisoning after death" as the cause of death. Troyer, who was best known for playing Mini-Me in the "Austin Powers" movies, was 49 when he died on April 21 at Van Nuys, California Hospital. He had been admitted three weeks earlier, apparently for intoxication with alcohol.

"Verne was also a fighter when it was his own battles. Over the years, he has struggled and won, struggled and won, struggled and fought a little more, but unfortunately, this time was too long, "reads in a statement released by the actor's family after his "Depression and suicide are very serious problems, you never know what kind of fight someone crosses in. Be good to each other. And know that it does not matter." is never too late to ask for help. "

Troyer was known to interact with fans on Reddit, frequently sharing photos and answering questions on the website. He was also appreciated for his cheerful nature.

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It is with great sadness and an incredibly heavy heart to write that Verne has passed away today. Verne was an extremely caring individual. He wanted to make everyone smile, be happy and laugh. No matter who in need, it would help wherever possible. Verne hoped that he was bringing a positive change with the platform that he had and was working every day to spread this message. He inspired people around the world with his drive, determination and attitude. On film and television sets, commercial shootings, comic-con and personal appearances, his own YouTube videos, he was there to show everyone what he was capable of doing. Although his stature was small and his parents often wondered whether he would be able to reach out and open doors alone in his life, he opened more doors for himself and for others than no one could have imagined. He has also touched more peoples hearts than he will ever know. Verne was also a fighter when it was his own battles. Over the years, he struggled and won, struggled and won, struggled and fought more, but unfortunately it was too much. During this period of recent adversity, he was baptized while he was surrounded by his family. The family appreciates the fact that she has time to go private. Depression and suicide are very serious problems. You never know what kind of fight someone crosses on the inside. Be good to each other. And know that it's never too late to ask for help. In lieu of flowers, do not hesitate to make a donation, on behalf of Verne, to one of its two favorite charities; The Starkey Hearing Foundation and Best Buddies. Photo by @paulmobleystudio

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