Prince had doses of fentanyl 50 times stronger than heroin

Autopsy toxicology report indicates 'exceedingly high' level of fentanyl at time of musician's death.

Meantime a  tribute fence will be set up inside the park's grounds, two years after the singer's death, where fan messages will be displayed.

Now, a new toxicology report from his autopsy obtained by the Associated Press reveals that Prince had extremely high levels of the painkiller fentanyl in his body at the time of his death.

According to the report, fatalities have been known to occur at fentanyl levels as low as three micrograms by liter or as high as 58 micrograms per liter. Prince’s blood, the report finds, contained a fentanyl concentration of 67.8 micrograms per liter. Meanwhile, the level of fentanyl present in the singer’s liver was 450 micrograms by kilogram, an amount far surpassing the amount that, according to the report,

A toxicology report from the autoposy of singer Prince shows he had what multiple experts called an “exceedingly high” concentration of the painkiller fentanyl in his body when he died.

Prince was 57 when he was found alone and unresponsive in an elevator at his Paisley Park estate on April 21st, 2016.

Paisley Park also announced on Monday new details about Celebration 2018, the second annual gathering for Prince fans from April 19-22. Ten more guest speakers have been added, including The Revolution members Bobby Z, Dez Dickerson and Matt Fink.

The celebration includes a concert called "Prince: Live On The Big Screen" at Target Center in Minneapolis, where fans can also leave messages on a specially erected fence.

 

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Confidential toxicology report provides some insight into just how much fentanyl was in his system. Experts who are not connected to the Prince investigation said the numbers leave no doubt that fentanyl killed him.