American media have published a recording of a 911 emergency call concerning Hayden Panettiere, the star of the series “Nashville”, who died in August at the age of 36. According to outlets citing CBS News, the dispatcher tried to guide resuscitation over the phone.
The recording, which CBS News reportedly obtained first, captures the chaos after the actress was found unconscious in her partner’s apartment. The caller (the partner’s brother) spoke in panic, while the dispatcher instructed him how to perform resuscitation until emergency services arrived. Reports indicate that the caller entered the apartment after returning from church and found the actress in a life-threatening condition.
Cause of death
According to reports from Yahoo and ABC News, the coroner determined that Panettiere died on August 16 from the toxic effects of several substances taken simultaneously, including fentanyl. The death was classified as accidental, meaning no third party was implicated.
What we know about the case
We reported on the actress’s death in August; at that time, her father, Skip Panettiere, confirmed the news. Details were covered in our article “Hayden Panettiere is dead. The actress was 36”.
Panettiere was known for her role as Claire Bennet in “Heroes”, as cheerleader Kaylee in the “School of Witchcraft” series (known as “Cheerleader Diary”), and as singer Juliette Barnes in “Nashville”. The release of the recording has sparked another wave of comments in the US.
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