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Lesley Vogel told The New York Times that Brian Hickerson pawned Panettiere’s belongings, including a vintage guitar, and that more of her items were stored in a unit under his control. Panettiere’s death remains under investigation with authorities reporting no signs of foul play, while Hickerson’s prior domestic-violence case and history with the actress are cited in coverage of their turbulent relationship.
A 68-year-old French visitor died in Death Valley after his vehicle broke down on a remote road; he and a companion attempted a 1.3-mile hike through triple-digit heat (up to 116°F) to find help, but he could not continue. His companion reached Badwater Road and notified authorities, who recovered the body; the cause of death is under investigation. The incident underscores the park’s dangerous heat conditions.
Police reports show 44-year-old Tyler Duckworth, a former The Challenge contestant, was found Aug. 11 in his North Dakota apartment with his body against the bathroom door and his bathtub overflowing; neighbors had reported water leaking through the ceiling. Authorities found no signs of foul play, and the cause of death remains under autopsy and toxicology review. Duckworth’s mother announced his death on Facebook.
63-year-old Manhattan grandmother Alisa Goods vanished Aug. 8 after leaving a friend’s Las Vegas apartment to shop; surveillance footage shows her fall down an embankment, get back up, and collapse with no further movement, and authorities found her body on Aug. 20 in a drainage ditch near the Las Vegas airport. The cause of death has not yet been released. Goods had reportedly undergone leg surgeries; her family mourns and noted that Roger John, a longtime friend who aided in the search, is not a suspect; investigators say the case is ongoing.
Zach Hickerson, Panettiere's boyfriend's brother, says he found the actress unconscious at an Airbnb on Aug. 16, called 911, and helped Brian Hickerson administer Narcan and perform CPR as EMS arrived; police say there were no signs of foul play and the DEA has joined the investigation. Panettiere's mother has publicly questioned Brian's involvement, and both families are awaiting the investigation's findings.
A West Hollywood neighbor of Hayden Panettiere says she called police multiple times about disturbances involving her on‑again, off‑again boyfriend Brian Hickerson. Police responded but found no crime, and authorities have not released a cause of Panettiere’s Aug. 16 death, though an autopsy found no signs of trauma and investigators are continuing to probe any foul play.
An assistant U.S. attorney, 48-year-old Andrew Haden, was found dead in an office inside the Edward J. Schwartz federal building in downtown San Diego; police say there are no signs of foul play, and the Medical Examiner will determine the official cause of death. Haden had a long tenure with the Southern District of California and previously served as acting U.S. attorney during leadership transitions.
Brian Hickerson released a statement through his attorney saying Hayden Panettiere’s death remains under investigation with no signs of foul play, as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding her passing—dispatched reports referenced possible overdose and cardiac arrest. Panettiere had a history with Hickerson, including violence allegations and a restraining order, which are part of the broader context of the ongoing probe.
Hayden Panettiere’s ex, Brian Hickerson, issued a statement through his lawyer saying the death investigation is ongoing and there were no signs of foul play, as Greenville police and the DEA continue to probe Panettiere’s death; preliminary autopsy found no trauma, and Hickerson and his brother called 911 after she was found unresponsive, with Hickerson later handing over her medications. The couple’s history includes domestic violence charges dating back to 2019, including a 2021 conviction, and Panettiere died at age 36 in Greenville, SC amid ongoing investigations.
The Drug Enforcement Administration has joined the Greenville, SC death investigation into actress Hayden Panettiere. Local police say an autopsy has been completed and no trauma was found, but the cause and manner of death remain under investigation with the Greenville Police Department still leading the probe. Panettiere publicly discussed her experiences with child stardom, abuse in Hollywood, postpartum depression, and addiction in her memoir and interviews.
The Greenville City Police Department is leading the investigation into the death of 36-year-old actress Hayden Panettiere, with the Drug Enforcement Administration assisting. The coroner has not yet determined a cause of death, pending further studies. Investigators reviewed the scene at a private residence in Greenville, where Panettiere’s on-again/off-again boyfriend Brian Hickerson and his brother were present, and officers were shown a bag of Panettiere’s medications. Tributes have poured in from fans and colleagues as the investigation continues.
Hayden Panettiere had planned to spend her 37th birthday week with her daughter Kaya, 11, in Germany, a trip meant to coincide with her birthday. Kaya lives in Ukraine with her father, Wladimir Klitschko, since 2018 after Panettiere relinquished custody amid postpartum depression and addiction. Panettiere died Sunday in Greenville, South Carolina, at 36; authorities have found no signs of foul play, and an autopsy reportedly showed no trauma, with the death still under investigation. A close friend emphasized Kaya was her absolute light, and the family has asked for privacy as they process the loss.
Hayden Panettiere’s mother told NBC News that a narcotics investigator has been brought into the South Carolina police investigation of the actress’s death. Panettiere was found unresponsive at an apartment complex in South Carolina and pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities say Mohamed Coulibaly, alleged organizer of a million-dollar fake e-commerce scheme targeting former NFL players, was found dead in a Harrison Township pool as investigators carried out a welfare check. Barron’s traced the operation to bogus online stores that appeared profitable but were manipulated to mislead investors; three ex-NFL players say they lost more than $1 million, including Tae Crowder who invested $500,000. There are no criminal charges filed yet, but accusers hope for resolution as the death is investigated.
Portland police are investigating the suspicious death of a 21-year-old after responders found the individual lying in the breakdown lane of I-295 near Tukey's Bridge and the walking path; no information has been released about the cause or any suspects as the investigation continues.