Alabama’s Aaron Douglas died from drug overdose
Alabama's Aaron Douglas died from drug overdose
Former Tennessee and Alabama offensive lineman Aaron Douglas had drugs Methadone, Diazepam and Carisoprodol in his system when he died, according to a Duval County (Fla.) medical examiner’s statement cited by multiple media outlets.
Douglas died May 12 during a holiday in Florida. An autopsy conducted the followed date ruled the death accidental by way of “multiple drug toxicity.”
Douglas attended a gathering the night earlier than his death, according to police. He was found the next morning on a balcony.
Methadone, often used to aid healing from opium addiction, is a pain reliever. Diazepam, better known as Vallium, helps with anxiety. Carisoprodol is prescribed to help with muscle pain.
Douglas was a freshman All-American in 2009 for the Volunteers earlier than transferring to a junior college after much of the Tennessee coaching staff left for USC. He enrolled at Alabama this winter and was estimated to win a starting job during preseason camp.
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