The Case is Closed: Ex Played No Role in Gary Coleman's Death

A spokeswoman for the Santaquin, Utah, police confirmed to E! News that detectives have closed their probe into the former child actor's death. Investigars sided with the county coroner, who determined he died of a brain hemorrhage after a fall in his Provo-area home. And there was no foul play.
Detectives investigating the death of the Diff'rent Strokes star closed the case yesterday, siding with a county coroner's recent verdict that the actor's death, from a brain haemorrhage following a fall in May this year, was not deliberate.Actor, Gary Coleman, who passed away after slipping and falling into a coma in May this year did not die of any suspicious motives according to investigators. Gary Coleman's ex-wife, Shannon Price, who was at the scene of the crime and did not administer first aid because she 'can't stand blood' has been exonerated of murder suspicions that arose when she was accused of potentially murdering Gary over his estate. Gary Coleman's parents on the other hand are a little less easy to convince:
“If I had the dollars, I’d hire someone to take another look at the body to see if there was any blunt force trauma to the head. How did he hit his head? Why was there so much blood? I wholeheartedly believe there was foul play here. There are criminal intentions relative to Gary’s death." This exonerates his ex-wife Shannon Price, who was criticised for her reaction when she found her ex-husband's body, and made a call to emergency services where she said she hadn't attempted to administer any first aid as she can't stand blood.
Coleman's parents voiced their concerns about the circumstances surrounding their son's death following a fall at his home.
The couple's spokesperson Victor Perillo said: "If I had the dollars, I'd hire someone to take another look at the body to see if there was any blunt force trauma to the head.
"How did he hit his head? Why was there so much blood?"
Coleman's former manager Dion Mial also admitted he had suspicions about his ex-client's passing.He said at the time: "I wholeheartedly believe there was foul play here. There are criminal intentions relative to Coleman's death."
Price - who decided to turn off her former spouse's life support machine, despite him previously expressing wishes to be kept alive in such a situation - was never officially named as a suspect in the investigation into Coleman's death, but she did release a statement stating she had no involvement in his passing.
The 25-year-old - who had claimed to be on the verge of remarrying her former spouse at the time of his death - was written out of the actor's will and was forced to deny rumours she was trying to sell photos of the him on his deathbed were true.