My Chemical Romance’s Bob Bryar Had Nitrous Oxide Canisters Subsequent to Physique

Bob Bryar — the drummer for My Chemical Romance from 2004 to 2014 — died subsequent to a big provide of nitrous oxide … in keeping with the health worker.

TMZ obtained the post-mortem report from Bob’s November demise in Tennessee, and the Bedford County Medical Examiner says the rocker’s badly decomposed physique was discovered subsequent to a few giant nitrous oxide canisters.

The ME says antidepressant remedy was additionally discovered on the dwelling the place Bob was discovered lifeless. The report notes the nitrous oxide canisters had hooked up tubing — that means they had been prepared to be used — however the ME stops wanting saying the substance performed a task in Bob’s demise.

Within the post-mortem, the health worker raises issues about an intentional or unintended overdose … however says Bob’s physique was so badly decomposed it is unattainable to find out a precise explanation for demise.

TMZ broke the story … Bob was discovered lifeless in his Tennessee dwelling Nov. 26 and was final seen alive Nov. 4.

The post-mortem describes how Bob’s physique was decomposing when he was discovered — and notes vital components of his physique suffered “animal scavenging exercise,” and the report states 2 canine had been discovered within the dwelling on the time he was found. We’ll spare you additional gory particulars … it is all fairly gnarly.